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- Poll result: Who do you (not) want to be president?
- Polls: Who do you (not) want to be president?
- Live Coverage: Fourth presidential debate
- Rosell company involved in Brazilian investigation
- Guixa will vote for Ferrer
- Cartoon 44: A Camp Nou 2.0?
- Weekly Round-Up (26): Four days to the vote
- Live Coverage: Third presidential debate
- Ten impertinent questions: Jaume Ferrer
- Plaza will return blank ballot paper
- Rumours about pact Benedito-Ingla-Ferrer
- Cartoon 43: Laporta above election battle
- [picture] The second debate
- Ten impertinent questions: Agusti Benedito
- Ingla reveals his plan for Camp Nou 2.0
- [picture] Sandro Rosell at the market
- Cartoon 42: Jaume Ferrer
- Rosell wants Sala i Martin as advisor
- Poll Voting Intentions: One Week Before
- Guixa will make his vote public
- [picture] The first debate
- [video] Japanese support for Ingla
- Cartoon 41: President Benedito
- Ingla contradicts presumed season-ticket upgrade
- [2003] Jewish name causes upset in first debate
- The first presidential debate
- [picture] The paella of Marc Ingla
- Benedito wants sections to have own president
- Poll: Who would you vote for?
- Ferrer: "Barça is a club that unites"
- [2003] Txiki has talked with all six candidates
- Most read of the week
- [picture] The children of Sandro Rosell
- [video] The campaign song of Jaume Ferrer
- Ingla: "I will be a very quiet president"
- Benedito introduces "associate" and "barcelonista"
- Weekly Round-Up (25): The Final Four
- The Quotes: Benedito, Ingla, Ferrer, Rosell
- [picture] The football table of Marc Ingla
- [2003] Rosell and Txiki meeting with Hiddink
- Ferrer: "You have to consider where the club was"
- [picture] Sandro Rosell and his sofa
- The Quotes: Benedito, Ferrer, Bartomeu, Ingla
- Rosell has concrete plan to limit club members
- Rosell, Ingla, Ferrer and Benedito official candid...
- Cartoon 40: Ferrer wants to resemble Laporta more
- Inter hopes to sign Guardiola after elections
- Most read of the month
- [picture] Marc Ingla and Alicia Keys
- Rosell considers Koeman as sports director
- The Quotes: Rosell, Ingla, Ferrer, Benedito
- Cartoon 39: Rosell overpowers opponents
- The final number of signatures of support
- [picture] Sandro Rosell and member number 1
- [2003] Rosell to London to close Beckham deal
- Live Coverage: End of signatures process
- Xavi has a favourite candidate in the elections
- At least three television debates next week
Sandro Rosell will from 1 July on be the 39th president in the history of FC Barcelona. Congratulations to the new president and his board team!
Final result: Rosell 61,35%, Benedito 14,09%, Ingla 12,29% and Ferrer 10,80%.
Image of the press room.
Official result (99,17% counted): Rosell 61,4%, Benedito 14,1%, Ingla 12,2% and Ferrer 10,8%.
Ferrer: "It seems incredible that we couldn't convince the people to continue with this successful model. My team did a good job, I'm at fault. I'll leave the club satisfied. I've worked a lot, it's time to rest."
The pressroom waiting for the official announcement of the result.
Official result (93,33% counted): Rosell 61,4%, Benedito 14%, Ingla 12,2% and Ferrer 10,8%.
Sandro Rosell waiting for the last results in his lounge at the Camp Nou
Official result (88,33% counted): Rosell 61,5%, Benedito 14%, Ingla 12,2% and Ferrer 10,8%.
Official result (80,83% counted): Rosell 61,5%, Benedito 14%, Ingla 12,2% and Ferrer 10,8%.
Official result (54,17% counted): Rosell 61,6%, Benedito 13,8%, Ingla 12,2% and Ferrer 10,9%.
Official result (38,33% counted): Rosell 61,2%, Benedito 14%, Ingla 12,4% and Ferrer 11,1%.
Official result (28,33% counted): Rosell 61,4%, Benedito 13,9%, Ingla 12,3% and Ferrer 11%.
Official result (20% counted): Rosell 61%, Benedito 13,9%, Ingla 12,6% and Ferrer 11,2%.
Official result (12,50% counted): Rosell 60,3%, Benedito 14%, Ingla 12,7% and Ferrer 11,4%.
Official result (5,83% counted): Rosell 59,7%, Benedito 14,4%, Ingla 12,9% and Ferrer 11,3%.
Official result (2,50% counted): Rosell 59,8%, Benedito 14,7%, Ingla 13,6% and Ferrer 10,3%.
Rosell: "I don't yet want to react, it's still too early. I'm happy with the turn-out."
Sandro Rosell and his board team posing at the Camp Nou.
Official result (2 of 120 tables counted): Rosell 60,2%, Ingla 15%, Benedito 14,2% and Ferrer 9,2%.
It is confirmed that Marc Ingla, Jaume Ferrer and Agustí Benedito last night had a dinner trying to form a united candidacy. A deal wasn't possible because they couldn't find an agreement about who should lead the candidacy.
Txiki Begiristain (sports director): "I'm here as just another member. My future? At this moment, I have a contract until 30 June. I want to continue but things will depend on the new president. And if you want to excuse me now, I have work to do and should go and watch Barça Atlètic."Javier Bordas (candidacy Sandro Rosell): "We will wait for the results together with the whole team at the Camp Nou."
The media and fans are waiting for the arrival of Barcelona manager Josep Guardiola.
Sandro Rosell posing with fans outside the stadium.
Ramon Estebe (candidacy Jaume Ferrer): "Jaume has gotten a lot of support from the fans today. The turn-out is a triumph for the club. I'm serene but also tired, it has been a long campaign."
Reyna: "It's important that all members come out and vote. The more voters, the better for the club. I think the atmosphere is calm and optimistic. The campaign? I think we could have avoided some things but it could have been worse too, so let's say the campaign was ok."
Former president Enric Reyna (2003) has cast his vote.
At 7 pm, 47.716 people had already cast their vote, which is a particaption rate of 40,21%. In 2003, there were 40.445 voters, which was 42,87%.
Two former Catalan presidents have voted this afternoon: Josep Pujol (1980-2003) was accompanied by Sandro Rosell, while Pasqual Maragall (2003-2006) was accompanied by Marc Ingla.Xavier Sala i Martin (treasurer): "I think everything is going well. I have nothing to say about the campaign, the members are voting now and that's it. I'm coming here to vote and later to assist the game of Barcelona Atlètic."
Nunez: "This is an important day for the club. I think it was a good campaign. What I expect from the next president? First I should know who the next president is."
Former Barcelona president Josep Lluis Nunez (1978-2000) has cast his vote.
Agusti Benedito posing with Barcelona fans in the surroundings of the Camp Nou.
Marc Ingla: "This day is passing very quickly. I'm walking around the whole time, greeting fans and it's all very emotional. We have good feelings, it's clear the undecided voters have come out to vote. We have to congratulate the club for the organization. A little bad point were the Boixos Nois hooligans insulting people and cheering in favour of a candidate."
Marc Carrasco (candidacy Agustí Benedito): "The turn-out is great and shows how unique this club is. The people react well to Agusti and shows that we have done a good job."
80% from the voters until now are from the province of Barcelona, 11% from the rest of Catalonia, 5% from the rest of Spain and 4% come from abroad.
Manel Arroyo (candidacy Sandro Rosell): "It was a nice campaign, with a lot of contact with the fans. The energy you receive from the people makes you go on."
At 6 pm, 42.325 people had already cast their vote, which is a particaption rate of 35.67%. In 2003, there were 35.165 voters, which was 37.27%.
Benedito: "I'm receiving a lot of support of the fans. I think they are aware that these elections are important for the future of the club. I think we're doing well, let's see if that will be confirmed later."