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STATE of ALABAMA COFFEE COUNTY VOTING PLACES with PRECINCTS Voting House Precinct No 2020 OFFICIAL LIST OF QUALIFIED VOTERS STATE OF ALABAMA COFFEE COUNTY VOTING PLACES WITH PRECINCTS Voting House Precinct No. Address Precinct District 1 Kinston City Hall 101 856 Main St. N. Kinston Basin 102 9896 Hwy. 189 Elba Elba National Guard Armory 103 348 Larkin Rd. Elba Pine Level Senior Center 104 64 CR 355 Elba Newbia 105 6221 County Rd. 306 Elba Bluff Springs 106 4011 County Rd. 305 Elba Zion Chapel Senior Center 107 28742 Hwy. 87 Jack Lee Community 108 33 County Rd. 306 Elba Wise Mill Church 109 5906 Hwy. 125 Elba Victoria Baptist Church Center 110 5376 County Rd. 215 Jack Farm Center Community Room 111 1065 E. McKinnon St. New Brockton Precinct District 2 Chestnut Grove 201 1701 County Rd. 110 Jack Frisco 202 8566 County Rd. 114 Brundidge Eanon 203 3605 County Rd. 148 New Brockton Heritage Methodist Church Enterprise 204 2911 Rucker Blvd. Enterprise Precinct District 3 Elba Church of Christ 301 715 Troy Hwy. Elba Damascus Senior Center 302 127 County Rd. 514 Elba Pleasant Ridge 303 3925 County Rd. 610 Enterprise Ino Senior Center 304 6264 Hwy. 134 Kinston Goodman 305 6714 County Rd. 625 Enterprise Holleys Store 306 2300 County Rd. 460 Samson Precinct District 4 Enterprise State Comm. College 401 600 Plaza Drive Enterprise Mt Pleasant Senior Center 402 388 CR 650 Enterprise Cool Springs 403 3215 CR 708 Enterprise Precinct District 5 Elba Zion Christian Comm. Ctr 501 740 Adams St. Elba New Brockton Senior Center 502 130 Vester Cole St. New Brockton Johns Chapel AME Church 503 309 Geneva Hwy. Enterprise Precinct District 6 YMCA 600 904 Ozark Hwy. Enterprise Precinct District 7 Enterprise Recreation Center 700 421 E. Lee Street Enterprise Alabama 2020 Election Dates and Deadlines The 2020 Democratic and Republican primary elections will be held Tuesday, March 3rd. The final day to register to vote in this primary election is February 14th . The final day to apply for an absentee ballot for this election is February 27th The Primary Runoff election will be Tuesday, March 31st . Voter registration deadline is March 16th and absentee ballot application deadline March 26th The General election will be Tuesday, November 3rd. The final day to register to vote in the General Election is October 19nd , and final day to apply for an absentee ballot for this election is October 29th A 2020 Alabama voter guide is available on AlabamaVotes.gov Coffee County Probate Judge Steven E. Blair invites you to visit our election website. www.coffeecountyvotes.com While there you can: *Obtain a voter registration application *Check your registration status *View, download, and print your sample ballot *Find your polling location *View the offices up for elections *View a current list of elected officials *Obtain an application to vote absentee, and much more PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS Re: COFFEE COUNTY VOTING MACHINES TO BE TESTED 2020 PRIMARY ELECTION On Tuesday, February 25th beginning at 1:30 p.m. the voting machines to be used in the March 3rd Primary Election will be tested. The voting machine check will be conducted at the Farm Center Coliseum Building at the Coffee County Complex, Hwy 84W, New Brockton. The test is open to the general public and is invited to attend. This testing is pursuant to §17-7-25 Code of Alabama, 1975 as amended. For further information contact: Steven E. Blair, Judge of Probate, Enterprise office – 347-2688 or Elba office – 897-2211 Or check out our website at www.coffeecountyvotes.com Re: ABSENTEE VOTING DEADLINE 2020 PRIMARY ELECTION Please note that Thursday, February 27th at 4:30 p.m. is the deadline to apply for absentee ballots for the March 3rd Primary Election Applications for absentee voting are available at the absentee election manager’s office in New Brockton. Absentee Election Manager is Linda Mills mailing address is P. O. Box 427, New Brockton, Al 36351. Her physical location is 5 County Complex, New Brockton, Alabama. Any qualified voter may submit an absentee ballot application by mail or in person to theAbsentee Election Manager’s office for the following reasons: • The voter is out of the country or state on Election Day. • The voter has any physical illness or infirmity which prevents the voter from attending the polls. • The voter works a shift that has at least 10 hours, which coincide with the hours the polls are open at the voter’s regular polling place. • The voter is a student enrolled in school outside the county of residence. • The voter is a member, a spouse or a dependent of a member of the United Stated Armed Forces, or is similarly qualified to vote absentee according to the Federal Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act. Alabama voters voting under the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act may receive additional information by contacting the Board of Registrars office or the office of the Alabama Secretary of State for expanded options. Completed ballots must be returned by the voter in person to the Absentee Election Manager at P. O. Box 427, New Brockton, Alabama 36351 no later than one day prior to the election, or if mailed through the United States Postal Service, it must be postmarked no later than one day prior to the election. Multiple ballots cannot be mailed in the same envelope. Re: VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE 2020 PRIMARY ELECTION Please note that Monday, February 17th at 4:30 p.m. is the deadline for registering to vote in time for the March 3rd Primary Election. The Board of Registrars’ office is located in the Coffee County Complex, Highway 84W, New Brockton, Al. Requirements to register to vote are: 1. Person must be 18 years of age and a United States citizen; and 2. Person must live at the address provided on the application to register; and 3. Person must not be barred from voting by reason of felony conviction; and 4. Person must not have been adjudged “mentally incompetent” in a court of law. Voters who want to update their voting information to reflect a change in name or address should contact the Board of Registrars. The telephone number for the Board of Registrars is 894-5347. For further information contact: Coffee County Board of Registrars,4 County Complex, Highway 84W, New Brockton, Al Alabamians may also obtain a voter registration application Driver License Offices, Libraries, and at Alabama Public Assistance offices such as Medicaid, WIC and DHR. WHAT IS NEEDED TO OBTAIN MY FREE ALABAMA VOTER ID CARD? To receive a free Alabama photo voter ID card a voter must show: • A photo document or a non-photo identity document can be used if it contains your full legal name and date of birth; • Documentation showing the voter’s date of birth (can be verified by information in the statewide voter file); • Documentation showing the person is a registered voter (can be verified by voter registration information);* • Documentation showing the voter’s name and address as reflected in the voter registration record (can be verified by voter registration information);* * THE PROCESSING AGENTS WILL VERIFY THIS ITEM NEEDED TO RECEIVE THE FREE ALABAMA PHOTO ID CARD BY CHECKING THE VOTER’S RECORD IN THE STATEWIDE VOTER REGISTRATION SYSTEM. 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