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NOVEMBER 3, 2020 - PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION Polls Are Open from 8:00 A.M NOVEMBER 3, 2020 - PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION Polls are open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 31 through Monday, November 2. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Election Day. PRECINCT POLL NAME POLL ADDRESS CITY ZIP STATE LANGUAGE 105000 RANCHO BERNARDO REC CENTER - GYM 18448 W BERNARDO DR SAN DIEGO 92127 105010 RANCHO BERNARDO REC CENTER - GYM 18448 W BERNARDO DR SAN DIEGO 92127 105160 TURTLEBACK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL-MPR 15855 TURTLEBACK RD SAN DIEGO 92127 105200 WESTWOOD ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 17449 MATINAL RD SAN DIEGO 92127 105800 WESTWOOD ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 17449 MATINAL RD SAN DIEGO 92127 105910 RANCHO BERNARDO REC CENTER - GYM 18448 W BERNARDO DR SAN DIEGO 92127 106120 WESTWOOD ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 17449 MATINAL RD SAN DIEGO 92127 106340 ROLLING HILLS ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 15255 PENASQUITOS DR SAN DIEGO 92129 KOREAN 106350 WESTWOOD ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 17449 MATINAL RD SAN DIEGO 92127 106440 RANCHO BERNARDO REC CENTER - GYM 18448 W BERNARDO DR SAN DIEGO 92127 106500 TURTLEBACK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL-MPR 15855 TURTLEBACK RD SAN DIEGO 92127 110000 HILLTOP COMMUNITY PARK-MPR 9711 OVIEDO WAY SAN DIEGO 92129 KOREAN 110010 SUNDANCE ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 8944 TWIN TRAILS DR SAN DIEGO 92129 110140 CARMEL MOUNTAIN RANCH REC CENTER-GYM 10152 RANCHO CARMEL DR SAN DIEGO 92128 110270 DEER CANYON ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 13455 RUSSET LEAF LN SAN DIEGO 92129 KOREAN 110332 CANYON VIEW ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 9225 ADOLPHIA ST SAN DIEGO 92129 110510 CANYON VIEW ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 9225 ADOLPHIA ST SAN DIEGO 92129 110600 CANYON VIEW ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 9225 ADOLPHIA ST SAN DIEGO 92129 110900 WILLOW GROVE ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 14727 VIA AZUL SAN DIEGO 92127 111000 DEL SUR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL-MPR 15665 PASEO DEL SUR SAN DIEGO 92127 111090 SAGE CANYON SCHOOL-MUR 5290 HARVEST RUN DR SAN DIEGO 92130 111100 PACIFIC HIGHLANDS RANCH REC CTR-GYM 5977 VILLAGE CENTER LOOP RD SAN DIEGO 92130 111170 OCEAN AIR RECREATION CENTER - GYM 4770 FAIRPORT WAY SAN DIEGO 92130 111380 PACIFIC HIGHLANDS RANCH REC CTR-GYM 5977 VILLAGE CENTER LOOP RD SAN DIEGO 92130 KOREAN 111570 MONTEREY RIDGE ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 17117 4S RANCH PKWY SAN DIEGO 92127 115010 CARMEL VALLEY REC CENTER - GYM 3777 TOWNSGATE DR SAN DIEGO 92130 KOREAN 115050 CARMEL DEL MAR ELEM SCHOOL-MUR 12345 CARMEL PARK DR SAN DIEGO 92130 KOREAN 115130 DEL MAR HILLS ACADEMY-PAC 14085 MANGO DR DEL MAR 92014 115290 CARMEL VALLEY REC CENTER - GYM 3777 TOWNSGATE DR SAN DIEGO 92130 KOREAN 120000 UCSD-RIMAC 1ST FLOOR TRITON CONF RM 9730 HOPKINS DR LA JOLLA 92093 KOREAN 120010 NOBEL RECREATION CENTER - GYM 8810 JUDICIAL DR SAN DIEGO 92122 120020 DOYLE RECREATION CENTER-GYM 8175 REGENTS RD SAN DIEGO 92122 ARABIC 120030 TORREY PINES ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 8350 CLIFFRIDGE AVE LA JOLLA 92037 120040 UCSD-RIMAC 1ST FLOOR TRITON CONF RM 9730 HOPKINS DR LA JOLLA 92093 KOREAN 120340 SANDBURG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL-MPR 11230 AVENIDA DEL GATO SAN DIEGO 92126 120500 UCSD-RIMAC 1ST FLOOR TRITON CONF RM 9730 HOPKINS DR LA JOLLA 92093 125260 LA JOLLA ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 1111 MARINE ST, USE GIRARD AVE LA JOLLA 92037 126110 MUIRLANDS MIDDLE SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 1056 NAUTILUS ST LA JOLLA 92037 126320 PACIFIC BEACH RECREATION CENTER - GYM 1405 DIAMOND ST SAN DIEGO 92109 130000 SAN DIEGO MIRAMAR COLLEGE-HOURGLASS GYM 10440 BLACK MOUNTAIN RD SAN DIEGO 92126 130020 CHALLENGER MID SCHOOL-ACTIVITY RM 10810 PARKDALE AVE SAN DIEGO 92126 130030 SANDBURG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL-MPR 11230 AVENIDA DEL GATO SAN DIEGO 92126 130160 HAGE ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 9750 GALVIN AVE SAN DIEGO 92126 130190 MIRA MESA REC CTR-GYM 8575 NEW SALEM ST SAN DIEGO 92126 135000 DINGEMAN ELEM SCH-AUDITORIUM 11840 SCRIPPS CREEK DR SAN DIEGO 92131 JAPANESE 135010 JERABEK ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 10050 AVENIDA MAGNIFICA SAN DIEGO 92131 135080 ELLEN BROWNING SCRIPPS ELEM-MPR 11778 CYPRESS CANYON RD SAN DIEGO 92131 JAPANESE/KOREAN 135100 CREEKSIDE ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 12362 SPRINGHURST DR SAN DIEGO 92128 135190 DINGEMAN ELEM SCH-AUDITORIUM 11840 SCRIPPS CREEK DR SAN DIEGO 92131 KOREAN 135220 ELLEN BROWNING SCRIPPS ELEM-MPR 11778 CYPRESS CANYON RD SAN DIEGO 92131 JAPANESE 135300 ELLEN BROWNING SCRIPPS ELEM-MPR 11778 CYPRESS CANYON RD SAN DIEGO 92131 135620 CARMEL MOUNTAIN RANCH REC CENTER-GYM 10152 RANCHO CARMEL DR SAN DIEGO 92128 140910 SERRA HIGH SCHOOL-BLDG 200 HALLWAY 5156 SANTO RD SAN DIEGO 92124 145010 STANDLEY PARK & REC CTR - GYM 3585 GOVERNOR DR SAN DIEGO 92122 150000 CADMAN ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 4370 KAMLOOP AVE SAN DIEGO 92117 150410 TOLER ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 3350 BAKER ST SAN DIEGO 92117 151800 NORTH CLAIREMONT REC CTR - GYM 4421 BANNOCK AVE SAN DIEGO 92117 154800 SEQUOIA ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 4690 LIMERICK AVE SAN DIEGO 92117 160000 LINDBERGH SCHWEITZER SCHOOL-WEST AUDIT 4133 MT ALBERTINE AVE SAN DIEGO 92111 160800 KEARNY MESA REC CENTER-GYM 3170 ARMSTRONG ST SAN DIEGO 92111 171000 SERRA HIGH SCHOOL-BLDG 200 HALLWAY 5156 SANTO RD SAN DIEGO 92124 171010 SERRA HIGH SCHOOL-BLDG 200 HALLWAY 5156 SANTO RD SAN DIEGO 92124 171020 TIERRASANTA REC CENTER - GYM 11220 CLAIREMONT MESA BLVD SAN DIEGO 92124 171070 FOSTER ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 6550 51ST ST SAN DIEGO 92120 175080 PATRICK HENRY HIGH SCHOOL-CAFETERIA 6702 WANDERMERE DR SAN DIEGO 92120 175200 ALLIED GARDENS REC CENTER-GYM 5155 GREENBRIER AVE SAN DIEGO 92120 175210 PATRICK HENRY HIGH SCHOOL-CAFETERIA 6702 WANDERMERE DR SAN DIEGO 92120 175230 SAN CARLOS REC CENTER - GYM 6445 LAKE BADIN AVE SAN DIEGO 92119 175240 SAN CARLOS REC CENTER - GYM 6445 LAKE BADIN AVE SAN DIEGO 92119 175270 ALLIED GARDENS REC CENTER-GYM 5155 GREENBRIER AVE SAN DIEGO 92120 177320 PATRICK HENRY HIGH SCHOOL-CAFETERIA 6702 WANDERMERE DR SAN DIEGO 92120 1 of 9 NOVEMBER 3, 2020 - PRESIDENTIAL GENERAL ELECTION Polls are open from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday, October 31 through Monday, November 2. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Election Day. PRECINCT POLL NAME POLL ADDRESS CITY ZIP STATE LANGUAGE 180010 HEARST ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 6230 DEL CERRO BLVD SAN DIEGO 92120 180040 ALLIED GARDENS REC CENTER-GYM 5155 GREENBRIER AVE SAN DIEGO 92120 181710 FOSTER ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 6550 51ST ST SAN DIEGO 92120 190110 JONES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL-MPR 2751 GREYLING DR SAN DIEGO 92123 ARABIC 190112 SERRA MESA REC CENTER-GYM 9020 VILLAGE GLEN DR SAN DIEGO 92123 195030 BAY PARK ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 2433 DENVER ST, USE JELLETT ST SAN DIEGO 92110 195080 FOSTER ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 6550 51ST ST SAN DIEGO 92120 ARABIC 200000 KEARNY MESA REC CENTER-GYM 3170 ARMSTRONG ST SAN DIEGO 92111 200700 LINDA VISTA RECREATION CTR-AUDITORIUM 7064 LEVANT ST SAN DIEGO 92111 LAOTIAN 201100 KEARNY MESA REC CENTER-GYM 3170 ARMSTRONG ST SAN DIEGO 92111 LAOTIAN 202113 BAY PARK ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 2433 DENVER ST, USE JELLETT ST SAN DIEGO 92110 211010 BAY PARK ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 2433 DENVER ST, USE JELLETT ST SAN DIEGO 92110 220000 MISSION BAY HIGH SCHOOL-ACTIVITY RM 2475 GRAND AVE, ENTER LEE ST SAN DIEGO 92109 220100 SANTA CLARA PT REC CTR-MPR 1008 SANTA CLARA PL SAN DIEGO 92109 235000 OCEAN BEACH REC CTR - GYM 4726 SANTA MONICA AVE SAN DIEGO 92107 237200 DANA MID SCHOOL-CAFETERIA 1775 CHATSWORTH BLVD SAN DIEGO 92107 238800 CORREIA MIDDLE SCHOOL-RM 801 4302 VALETA ST SAN DIEGO 92107 240400 LOMA PORTAL ELEM SCH-AUDITORIUM 3341 BROWNING ST SAN DIEGO 92106 245200 GRANT ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 1425 WASHINGTON PL SAN DIEGO 92103 245220 GRANT ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 1425 WASHINGTON PL SAN DIEGO 92103 255000 FLORENCE ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 3914 1ST AVE, HANDICAP USE UNIV SAN DIEGO 92103 255220 SAN DIEGO LGBT COMMUNITY CENTER 3909 CENTRE ST SAN DIEGO 92103 256710 GARFIELD ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 4487 OREGON ST SAN DIEGO 92116 260200 GARFIELD ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 4487 OREGON ST SAN DIEGO 92116 260610 NORTH PARK RECREATION CENTER - GYM 4044 IDAHO ST SAN DIEGO 92104 261400 MC KINLEY ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 3045 FELTON ST SAN DIEGO 92104 266000 HOOVER HIGH SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM STAGE 4474 EL CAJON BLVD SAN DIEGO 92115 270100 NORMAL HEIGHTS ELEM SCHOOL-MPR 3750 WARD RD SAN DIEGO 92116 270200 HOOVER HIGH SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM STAGE 4474 EL CAJON BLVD SAN DIEGO 92115 270700 MID CITY COMMUNITY-GYMNASIUM 4302 LANDIS ST SAN DIEGO 92105 271100 HOOVER HIGH SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM STAGE 4474 EL CAJON BLVD SAN DIEGO 92115 272600 MID CITY COMMUNITY-GYMNASIUM 4302 LANDIS ST SAN DIEGO 92105 274100 HOOVER HIGH SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM STAGE 4474 EL CAJON BLVD SAN DIEGO 92115 274110 FRANKLIN ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 4481 COPELAND AVE SAN DIEGO 92116 276100 COLINA DEL SOL REC CENTER-GYM 5319 ORANGE AVE SAN DIEGO 92115 280100 SDSU VIEJAS ARENA 5500 CANYON CREST DR, PARKING 13 SAN DIEGO 92182 280500 SDSU VIEJAS ARENA 5500 CANYON CREST DR, PARKING 13 SAN DIEGO 92182 291000 ROLANDO PARK ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 6620 MARLOWE DR SAN DIEGO 92115 291400 WEBSTER SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 4801 ELM ST SAN DIEGO 92102 291810 ROLANDO PARK ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 6620 MARLOWE DR SAN DIEGO 92115 293200 CRAWFORD HIGH SCHOOL-GYM 5600 SPARTAN DR SAN DIEGO 92115 293600 CRAWFORD HIGH SCHOOL-GYM 5600 SPARTAN DR SAN DIEGO 92115 294800 CRAWFORD HIGH SCHOOL-GYM 5600 SPARTAN DR SAN DIEGO 92115 296600 ROLANDO PARK ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 6620 MARLOWE DR SAN DIEGO 92115 300410 WEBSTER SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 4801 ELM ST SAN DIEGO 92102 301200 MID CITY COMMUNITY-GYMNASIUM 4302 LANDIS ST SAN DIEGO 92105 302800 WEBSTER SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 4801 ELM ST SAN DIEGO 92102 306400 GOLDEN HILL RECREATION CTR-GYM 2600 GOLF COURSE DR SAN DIEGO 92102 307400 GOLDEN HILL RECREATION CTR-GYM 2600 GOLF COURSE DR SAN DIEGO 92102 307500 LUTHER BURBANK SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 2146 JULIAN AVE SAN DIEGO 92113 315100 WASHINGTON ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 1789 STATE ST SAN DIEGO 92101 316500 WASHINGTON ELEM SCHOOL-AUDITORIUM 1789 STATE ST SAN DIEGO 92101
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