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101 Port Tampa Community Center 4702 W Mccoy St Tampa 33616 103 Port Tampa Community Center 4702 W Mccoy St Tampa 33616 105 Gand 2020 General Election Election Day Polling Places — Updated 11/1/2020 Precinto Centro de Votación Dirección Ciudad Precinct Polling Place Address City Zip 101 Port Tampa Community Center 4702 W McCoy St Tampa 33616 103 Port Tampa Community Center 4702 W McCoy St Tampa 33616 105 Gandy Civic Association 4207 W Oklahoma Ave Tampa 33616 107 The Point Church 3600 W Ballast Point Blvd Tampa 33611 108 Victory Baptist Church 6202 S MacDill Ave Tampa 33611 109 Joe Abrahams Fitness and Wellness Center 5212 Interbay Blvd Tampa 33611 111 Elks Lodge 708 3616 W Gandy Blvd Tampa 33611 112 Bayshore Presbyterian Church 2515 Bayshore Blvd Tampa 33629 113 Manhattan Avenue Church of Christ 4020 S Manhattan Ave Tampa 33611 115 Jan K Platt Regional Library 3910 S Manhattan Ave Tampa 33611 116 Manhattan Avenue Church of Christ 4020 S Manhattan Ave Tampa 33611 117 Manhattan Avenue Church of Christ 4020 S Manhattan Ave Tampa 33611 119 Palma Ceia United Methodist Church 3723 W Bay To Bay Blvd Tampa 33629 121 Covenant Life Church Tampa 3511 W Bay To Bay Blvd Tampa 33629 123 Tampa Garden Club 2629 Bayshore Blvd Tampa 33629 125 Islands Campus of South Tampa Fellowship Church 97 Biscayne Ave Tampa 33629 127 Marjorie Park Marina 97 Columbia Dr Tampa 33606 129 Kate Jackson Community Center 821 S Rome Ave Tampa 33606 131 Tampa Garden Club 2629 Bayshore Blvd Tampa 33629 133 Covenant Life Church Tampa 3511 W Bay To Bay Blvd Tampa 33629 135 Good Shepherd Lutheran Church 501 S Dale Mabry Hwy Tampa 33609 137 Palma Ceia United Methodist Church 3723 W Bay To Bay Blvd Tampa 33629 139 Christ the King Catholic Church 821 S Dale Mabry Hwy Tampa 33609 141 The Sons of Italy Hall Lodge 1251 3315 W Lemon St Tampa 33609 145 The Sons of Italy Hall Lodge 1251 3315 W Lemon St Tampa 33609 151 Beulah Baptist Institutional Church 1006 W Cypress St Tampa 33609 153 Kate Jackson Community Center 821 S Rome Ave Tampa 33606 157 Kate Jackson Community Center 821 S Rome Ave Tampa 33606 159 The Florida Aquarium 701 Channelside Dr Tampa 33602 160 First Baptist Church of Tampa 302 W Kennedy Blvd Tampa 33606 161 The Florida Aquarium 701 Channelside Dr Tampa 33602 163 Greater Bethel Baptist Church 1207 N Jefferson St Tampa 33602 165 First Baptist Church of Tampa 302 W Kennedy Blvd Tampa 33602 169 Beulah Baptist Institutional Church 1006 W Cypress St Tampa 33606 175 The Sons of Italy Hall Lodge 1251 3315 W Lemon St Tampa 33609 179 Westshore Baptist Church 305 N Manhattan Ave Tampa 33609 203 Loretta Ingraham Community Center 1615 N Hubert Ave Tampa 33607 205 David Barksdale Senior Center 1801 N Lincoln Ave Tampa 33607 207 West Tampa Branch Library 2312 W Union St Tampa 33607 209 Greater Bethel Baptist Church 1207 N Jefferson St Tampa 33602 213 St James House of Prayer Episcopal 2708 N Central Ave Tampa 33602 217 Seminole Heights Library 4711 N Central Ave Tampa 33603 218 David Barksdale Senior Center 1801 N Lincoln Ave Tampa 33607 219 St John Presbyterian Church 4120 N MacDill Ave Tampa 33607 221 Cordelia B. Hunt Community Center 4810 N Himes Ave Tampa 33603 223 Revealing Truth Ministries 5201 N Armenia Ave Tampa 33603 225 Westshore Baptist Church 305 N Manhattan Ave Tampa 33609 227 Wellswood Baptist Church 5101 N Rome Ave Tampa 33603 231 St Paul Lutheran Church 5103 N Central Ave Tampa 33603 233 American Legion Post 111 6918 N Florida Ave Tampa 33604 237 Seminole Heights Garden Center 5800 N Central Ave Tampa 33604 239 St. Chad's Episcopal Church 5609 N Albany Ave Tampa 33603 240 American Legion Post 111 6918 N Florida Ave Tampa 33604 241 J L Young Apartments 8220 N Florida Ave Tampa 33604 243 Forest Hills Community Center 724 W 109th Ave Tampa 33612 244 American Legion Post 111 6918 N Florida Ave Tampa 33604 245 Forest Hills Presbyterian Church 709 W Linebaugh Ave Tampa 33612 247 Bethanie French Seventh Day Adventist Church 10401 N Florida Ave Tampa 33612 Precinct Polling Place Address City Zip 249 Iglesia De Cristo Misionera 10902 N Armenia Ave Tampa 33612 250 Iglesia De Cristo Misionera 10902 N Armenia Ave Tampa 33612 301 Concord Baptist Church 2224 Corrine St Tampa 33605 303 Children's Board 1002 E Palm Ave Tampa 33605 304 Greater Bethel Baptist Church 1207 N Jefferson St Tampa 33602 305 New Mt Zion Baptist Church 2511 E Columbus Dr Tampa 33605 307 Grant Park 3724 N 54th St Tampa 33619 309 Jackson Heights NFL YET Center 3310 E Lake Ave Tampa 33610 317 Ragan Park 1200 E Lake Ave Tampa 33605 318 St Paul Lutheran Church 5103 N Central Ave Tampa 33603 319 Seminole Heights Library 4711 N Central Ave Tampa 33603 321 C Blythe Andrews, Jr Public Library 2607 E Dr Martin Luther King, Jr Blvd Tampa 33610 325 Fair Oaks Recreation Center 5019 N 34th St Tampa 33610 327 Northside Missionary Baptist Church 5706 N 40th St Tampa 33610 329 Cathedral of Faith Church 6304 N 30th St Tampa 33610 333 Seminole Heights Garden Center 5800 N Central Ave Tampa 33604 335 Oaks At Riverview Community Center 110 E Kirby St Tampa 33604 338 First Church of God of Tampa 2202 E Busch Blvd Tampa 33612 339 Temple Crest Community Center 8116 N 37th St Tampa 33604 341 Bible Based Fellowship Church of Temple Terrace 8718 N 46th St Tampa 33617 342 Temple Terrace United Methodist Church 5030 E Busch Blvd Tampa 33617 343 Temple Terrace United Methodist Church 5030 E Busch Blvd Tampa 33617 344 Springhill Park Community Center 1000 E Eskimo Ave Tampa 33604 345 First Church of God of Tampa 2202 E Busch Blvd Tampa 33612 346 Temple Terrace United Methodist Church 5030 E Busch Blvd Tampa 33617 347 Copeland Park 11001 N 15th St Tampa 33612 353 USF Marshall Center 4103 USF Cedar Dr Tampa 33620 355 Grace Episcopal Church 15102 Amberly Dr Tampa 33647 356 Grace Episcopal Church 15102 Amberly Dr Tampa 33647 357 Grace Episcopal Church 15102 Amberly Dr Tampa 33647 358 Compton Park Recreation Center 16101 Compton Dr Tampa 33647 359 New Tampa Community Park / Gym and Dance 17302 Commerce Park Blvd Tampa 33647 360 Cory Lake Isles Clubhouse 10441 Cory Lake Dr Tampa 33647 361 New Tampa Regional Library 10001 Cross Creek Blvd Tampa 33647 362 New Tampa Regional Library 10001 Cross Creek Blvd Tampa 33647 363 Heritage Isles Golf and Country Club 10630 Plantation Bay Dr Tampa 33647 364 Heritage Isles Golf and Country Club 10630 Plantation Bay Dr Tampa 33647 365 Heritage Isles Golf and Country Club 10630 Plantation Bay Dr Tampa 33647 366 West Meadow Community Clubhouse 8401 New Tampa Blvd Tampa 33647 368 Heritage Isles Golf and Country Club 10630 Plantation Bay Dr Tampa 33647 369 New Tampa Regional Library 10001 Cross Creek Blvd Tampa 33647 370 West Meadow Community Clubhouse 8401 New Tampa Blvd Tampa 33647 371 New Tampa Community Park / Gym and Dance 17302 Commerce Park Blvd Tampa 33647 372 New Tampa Regional Library 10001 Cross Creek Blvd Tampa 33647 373 New Tampa Regional Library 10001 Cross Creek Blvd Tampa 33647 401 Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church 6100 Memorial HWY Tampa 33615 403 Calvary Community Church 4811 George Rd Tampa 33634 404 Wesley Memorial United Methodist Church 6100 Memorial Hwy Tampa 33615 405 Calvary Community Church 4811 George Rd Tampa 33634 407 Town N Country Park 7002 W Hanna Ave Tampa 33634 410 Bay West Club 9315 Memorial Hwy Tampa 33615 411 Town N Country Regional Public Library 7606 Paula Dr Tampa 33615 412 Tampa Korean Seventh Day Adventist 7215 Sheldon Rd Tampa 33615 413 Bay West Club 9315 Memorial Hwy Tampa 33615 414 Cuban Civic Club 10905 Memorial Hwy Tampa 33615 415 Peace Baptist Church of Town and Country 7601 Jackson Springs Rd Tampa 33615 421 Town N Country Regional Public Library 7606 Paula Dr Tampa 33615 422 Town N Country Regional Public Library 7606 Paula Dr Tampa 33615 423 Tampa Korean Seventh Day Adventist 7215 Sheldon Rd Tampa 33615 429 Northwest Tampa Church Of Christ 7259 Sheldon Rd Tampa 33615 430 Northwest Tampa Church Of Christ 7259 Sheldon Rd Tampa 33615 431 Cuban Civic Club 10905 Memorial Hwy Tampa 33615 433 Westchase Swim and Tennis Center 10405 Countryway Blvd Tampa 33626 Precinct Polling Place Address City Zip 434 Tampa Shores Baptist Church 8307 Double Branch Rd Tampa 33635 451 Tampa First Church of the Nazarene 5902 N Himes Ave Tampa 33614 454 Oak Grove Church Of God 6830 N Habana Ave Tampa 33614 455 First Hispanic Presbyterian Church 2828 W Kirby St Tampa 33614 457 Grace Family Church- Waters 5100 W Waters Ave Tampa 33634 459 Oak Grove United Methodist Church 2707 W Waters Ave Tampa 33614 461 Oak Grove United Methodist Church 2707 W Waters Ave Tampa 33614 462 Oak Grove United Methodist Church 2707 W Waters Ave Tampa 33614 463 Grace Family Church- Waters 5100 W Waters Ave Tampa 33634 500 Westchase Swim and Tennis Center 10405 Countryway Blvd Tampa 33626 501 Maureen B Gauzza Public Library 11211 Countryway Blvd Tampa 33626 502 American Legion Post 152 11211 Sheldon Rd Tampa 33626 503 Carrollwood Seventh Day Adventist 10619 Henderson Rd Tampa 33625 504 Plantation Homeowners Clubhouse 11380 Brookgreen Dr Tampa 33624 505 Hope Christian School 11450 Faith Cir Tampa 33625 506 Maureen B Gauzza Public Library 11211 Countryway Blvd Tampa 33626 507 Maureen B Gauzza Public Library 11211 Countryway Blvd Tampa 33626 508 Maureen B Gauzza Public Library 11211 Countryway Blvd Tampa 33626 509 Carrollwood Cultural Center 4537 Lowell Rd Tampa 33618 510 St.
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