Polling place definition

Polling place means the building where voting is conducted.

Polling place means the one place provided for each precinct at which the qualified voters who are

Polling place means that place provided for each precinct at which the electors having a voting residence in such precinct may vote.

Examples of Polling place in a sentence

• Polling place 173 is the local elementary school, and the only polling place in the vicinity.

• Return the packed Flag Stand to the Polling place storage location.2) Clean-up the Polling place ✔ Clean up the Vote Center.

• The designated polling place remains the polling place for these precincts throughout the calendar year unless: Polling place becomes unavailable or an emergency occurs after the deadline to designate a polling place but before the polls close on election day.

• Polls are open on Tuesday from 7a.m. to 8 p.m. Polling place and general election information can be accessed via the UCSB Voter Registration web site at www.sa.ucsb.edu/voterreg or the Santa Barbara County Registrar of Voters web site at http://www.sbdemocracy.com/elect/resources/root1108/pollplac.htm or by calling 568-2200.

More Definitions of Polling place

Polling place means the actual location wherein the elector’s vote is cast.

Polling place means the structure that contains the one place provided for each precinct at which

Polling place means the building where residents of a voting precinct vote.

Polling place means the building in which polling stations are located.

Polling place means the voting place designated for all voters residing in one or more precincts for any election;

Polling place means the structure that contains the one place provided for each precinct at which the qualified voters who are residents of the precinct may vote.

Polling place means the school, building or other complex or structure wherein one or more polling booths are situated and shall, saving the provisions of article 66, include the grounds, if any, of such complex or structure;