Beginning on October 29th, voters can go to any of our six convenient Vote Center locations to vote in-person or drop off a vote-by-mail ballot. We highly recommend all poll workers to take advantage of early voting or vote-by-mail to alleviate stress on Election Day. See our Vote Center page for locations and details.

Many polling places have changed for this election. This is due to jurisdictions moving from at-large elections to district-based elections. These smaller districts lead to more boundary lines which may run through existing precincts, which would divide the precinct into two or more precincts. Voters who have voted at a particular polling place for years may live in the part of the precinct that was separated from the main part, so they will be assigned to a new polling place. If voters have further concerns, let them know that these changes are determined by the cities and districts in their area.