Voting Locations & Precincts

Election Day Voting Locations

Voters are required to cast their ballot at their designated precinct on Election Day.

Maintaining a Safe, Neutral Path for Voters

Polling places include designated buffer zones that restricts campaigning, electioneering, and any attempt to influence voters near the entrance. This area is marked at each site to make the boundaries clear, helping ensure that the walkway into the voting location remains neutral, calm, and comfortable for every voter. The buffer zone protects voter privacy and helps maintain a fair environment as individuals arrive to cast their ballots.

Election officials actively monitor this space throughout the day. If campaign activity or other prohibited behavior occurs inside the buffer zone, officials can intervene to address the issue, remind individuals of the rules, and, when necessary, request assistance from law enforcement to maintain the required boundaries. These safeguards help ensure a secure, respectful, and interference-free voting experience for everyone.

If you experience or observe any activity inside the buffer zone that violates the no-campaigning rules, report it immediately to an election official. Staff will take appropriate action to correct the issue and protect the integrity of the voting site.