Spain's census office has answered the Electoral Board's questions about how naturalized citizens end up on the voter rolls. The report states plainly that there are no automatic registrations, pushing back on claims of an attempted 'pucherazo' through the signing up of new electors in certain constituencies. The board had demanded details of the procedure after those accusations surfaced. The findings are meant to close a dispute that had cast doubt on where newly naturalized voters cast their ballots.