Orange County Supervisor of Election Announces New Precincts and Polling Locations

Published on Wed, 05/15/2024 - 08:17

Orange County Supervisor of Elections Unveils New Precincts and Polling Locations

Empowering Voters, Enhancing Access: A Milestone in Electoral Transparency and Innovation

[Orange County, FL]-- May 15, 2024 – Orange County Supervisor of Elections, Glen Gilzean, announces the unveiling of new precincts and polling locations, a landmark moment in our county's electoral process. With innovation and transparency driving these changes, our commitment to ensuring every voter's journey to the ballot box is seamless and significant is steadfast. New Voter ID Cards are being mailed to voters affected by the changes starting today.

"In the face of rapid population growth, we're not just adapting, we're thriving. The creation of four new precincts and adjustments to seven polling locations ensures that every voice counts," stated Supervisor Gilzean. "As we distribute new Voter ID Cards and provide voter education resources, we're paving the way for smoother, more accessible elections. Together, let's embrace change and empower our community to shape the future."

These changes will impact approximately 25,000 voters across three areas of Orange County, including Lake Nona, Apopka, and Dr. Phillips/Williamsburg. The modifications involve two precinct boundary adjustments, the creation of four new precincts, and the renumbering of one existing precinct. This necessitates the establishment of seven new polling locations, bringing the precinct count from 255 to 259 in alignment with Resolution 2023-M-55 adopted by the Orange County Board of County Commissioners on December 12, 2023.

Voters can easily locate their polling place for the upcoming August and November elections by visiting our website and clicking on the “Find My Polling Place” icon on the homepage. Additionally, maps reflecting these changes are available at OCFElections.gov/district-and-precinct-maps. The updated precinct structure aims to enhance accessibility and streamline the voting process for all residents, ensuring that every voice is heard.

IN THE LAKE NONA AREA:

• Precinct 416 is being split in two to make a new precinct: 418

• Precinct 405 is being split into 3 to make 2 new precincts: 417 and 419

New Precincts & Polling Places:

417: HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS - 12150 PIONEERS WAY ORLANDO FL 32832

418: MOSS PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL - 9301 N SHORE GOLF CLUB BLVD ORLANDO FL 32832

419: HAMPTON INN & HOME2 SUITES ORLANDO SOUTHEAST NONA - 10002 EAGLE CREEK SANCTUARY BLVD ORLANDO FL 32832

New Polling Places (for existing precincts):

405: LAKE NONA MIDDLE SCHOOL - 13700 NARCOOSSEE RD ORLANDO 32832

416: FIRE STATION 77 - 11501 MOSS PARK RD ORLANDO FL 32832

IN THE WILLIAMSBURG AREA:

• Precincts 117 and 119 are being extended to each take a portion of precinct 124, the polling locations will remain the same.

IN THE APOPKA AREA:

• Precinct 223 is being split into two precincts to make a new precinct: 242

New Precinct & Polling Place:

242: ONE WAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH - 2100 W MCCORMICK RD APOPKA FL 32703

IN DR. PHILLIPS AREA:

• Precinct 904 is being renamed Precinct 114 with a new polling location

New Precinct Number & Polling Place:

114: SOUTHWEST MIDDLE SCHOOL - 6450 DR PHILLIPS BLVD ORLANDO 32819

Glen Gilzean, Orange County Supervisor of Elections
Street Address: 119 West Kaley Street, Orlando, FL 32806
Mailing Address: P.O. BOX 562001, Orlando, FL 32856-2001
Office: 407-836-2070 • Fax: 407-254-6596

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