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Polling Place Listing August 3, 2021 Primary Election Johnson County Election Office Polling Place Listing August 3, 2021 Primary Election Johnson County Election Office Polling Place Address City Ward and Precinct 151st Street Church of Christ 13875 W 151st St Olathe Olathe 3-13 Abc Olathe 3-16 Abc Olathe 3-18 Abc Olathe 3-19 Abc Abdallah Shriners 5300 Metcalf Ave Overland Park Overland Park 1-01 Abc Overland Park 1-02 Abc Overland Park 1-03 Abc Abundant Life Church 12400 Antioch Rd Overland Park Overland Park 4-12 Abc Advent Lutheran Church 11800 W 151st St Olathe Olathe 3-05 Abc Overland Park 4-19 Abc Overland Park 6-07 Abc Aldersgate United Methodist Church 15315 W 151st St Olathe Olathe 3-03 Abc Olathe 3-04 Abc American Legion 153 of Olathe 410 E Dennis Ave Olathe Olathe 1-01 Abc Olathe 1-03 Abc American Legion 370 of Overland Park 7500 W 75th St Overland Park Overland Park 1-04 Abc Overland Park 1-05 Abc Overland Park 1-20 Abc Overland Park 1-21 Abc Arts and Heritage Center 8788 Metcalf Ave Overland Park Overland Park 1-15 Abc Overland Park 1-16 Abc Overland Park 1-17 Abc Overland Park 1-18 Abc Overland Park 2-06 Abc Overland Park 2-07 Abc Overland Park 2-08 Abc Overland Park 2-12 Abc Overland Park 2-13 Abc Ascend Church 15865 S Ridgeview Dr Olathe Olathe 1-08 Abc Olathe 1-14 Abc Olathe 1-16 Abc Atonement Lutheran Church 9948 Metcalf Ave Overland Park Overland Park 2-01 Abc Overland Park 3-16 Abc Overland Park 3-20 Abc Blue Valley Baptist Church Antioch Campus 8925 W 151st St Overland Park Overland Park 6-01 Abc Overland Park 6-17 Abc Blue Valley Library 9000 W 151st St Overland Park Overland Park 6-04 Abc Overland Park 6-16 Abc Blue Valley Recreation Center 6545 W 151st St Overland Park Overland Park 5-01 Abc Breakpointe Community Church 10001 W 88th St Overland Park Overland Park 1-11 Abc Overland Park 1-19 Abc Overland Park 2-05 Abc Overland Park 2-09 Abc Overland Park 2-18 Abc Overland Park 2-26 Abc Cedar Creek Swim and Racquet Club 25775 W 103rd St Olathe Olathe 2-05 Abc Olathe 2-24 Polling Place Listing August 3, 2021 Primary Election Johnson County Election Office Polling Place Address City OWlartdh ea n2d-0 P5recinct Cedar Creek Swim and Racquet Club 25775 W 103rd St Olathe Olathe 2-24 Abc Central Church of the Nazarene 12600 W 87th St Pkwy Lenexa Lenexa 3-03 Abc Lenexa 3-04 Abc Christ Community Church of the Nazarene 21385 College Blvd Olathe Olathe 2-22 Abc Christ Community Church Olathe 20600 W 119th St Olathe Olathe 2-23 Abc Christ Lutheran Church 11720 Nieman Rd Overland Park Overland Park 3-13 Abc Overland Park 4-10 Abc Church Of The Harvest 14841 S Black Bob Rd Olathe Olathe 3-10 Abc Olathe 3-11 Abc Olathe 3-24 Abc Church of the Resurrection West 24000 W Valley Pkwy Olathe Olathe 2-06 Abc Olathe 2-09 Abc Olathe 2-15 Abc Olathe 2-19 Abc City Center Church 17500 W 87th St Pkwy Lenexa Lenexa 1-06 Abc Lenexa 2-01 Abc Lenexa 2-07 Abc Lenexa 2-09 Abc College Church of the Nazarene 2020 E Sheridan St Olathe Olathe 1-05 Abc Olathe 1-09 Abc Olathe 3-06 Abc Olathe 3-09 Abc Olathe 3-22 Abc Community Bible Church 1304 N Parker St Olathe Olathe 2-02 Abc Olathe 2-11 Abc Olathe Twp 0-08 Abc Community of Christ Church Olathe 15520 S Ridgeview Rd Olathe Olathe 1-04 Abc Countryside Baptist Church 14150 W 175th St Overland Park Overland Park 6-08 Abc Overland Park 6-13 Abc Crossroads Church RCA 10551 Quivira Rd Overland Park Overland Park 3-10 Abc Overland Park 3-11 Abc Edgerton United Methodist Church 300 E 4th St Edgerton Edgerton 0-01 Abc Edgerton 0-02 Abc Edgerton 0-05 Abc Edgerton 0-06 Abc Edgerton 0-07 Abc Edgerton 0-08 Abc Emmanuel Baptist Church 10100 Metcalf Ave Overland Park Overland Park 3-03 Abc Overland Park 3-08 Abc Overland Park 3-12 Abc Faith Chapel Assembly of God 15000 Newton St Overland Park Overland Park 5-03 Abc Fellowship Olathe 901 N Parker St Olathe Olathe 2-08 Abc First Baptist Church of Olathe 2024 E 151st St Olathe Olathe 1-06 Abc Olathe 1-15 Abc Olathe 1-24 Abc Olathe 1-25 Abc Olathe 3-07 Polling Place Listing August 3, 2021 Primary Election Johnson County Election Office Polling Place Address City OWlartdh ea n1d-2 P5recinct First Baptist Church of Olathe 2024 E 151st St Olathe Olathe 3-07 Abc Olathe 3-23 Abc Four Colonies Clubhouse 3 8100 Monrovia St Lenexa Lenexa 3-01 Abc Lenexa 3-02 Abc Grace Church South Overland Park 8500 W 159th St Overland Park Overland Park 6-09 Abc Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church 11100 College Blvd Overland Park Overland Park 3-14 Abc Overland Park 3-15 Abc Grace Fellowship Church 10201 W 127th St Overland Park Overland Park 4-04 Abc Overland Park 4-14 Abc Overland Park 4-17 Abc Grace United Methodist Church 11485 S Ridgeview Rd Olathe Olathe 4-02 Abc Olathe 4-05 Abc Heritage Park Golf Club 16445 Lackman Rd Olathe Olathe 3-20 Abc Olathe 3-21 Abc Heritage Presbyterian Church 15550 S Lackman Rd Olathe Olathe 3-15 Abc Olathe 3-17 Abc Olathe 3-25 Abc Hilltop Conference Center Blue Valley 7700 W 143rd St Overland Park Overland Park 5-05 Abc Overland Park 5-09 Abc Overland Park 5-15 Abc Overland Park 5-16 Abc Overland Park 6-02 Abc Holy Trinity Orthodox Church 11901 Pflumm Rd Overland Park Olathe 4-10 Abc Overland Park 4-06 Abc Overland Park 4-07 Abc Hope Alive Church 9675 W 159th St Overland Park Overland Park 6-03 Abc Overland Park 6-11 Abc Hope Chapel 12480 S Black Bob Rd Olathe Olathe 4-01 Abc Olathe 4-04 Abc Olathe 4-07 Abc Olathe 4-13 Abc Olathe 4-16 Abc Indian Heights United Methodist Church 10211 Nall Ave Overland Park Overland Park 2-19 Abc Overland Park 2-24 Abc Overland Park 2-25 Abc Jo Co Community College Police Academy 12345 College Blvd Overland Park Overland Park 3-18 Abc Overland Park 4-09 Abc Jo Co Sunset Office Building 11811 S Sunset Dr Olathe Olathe 2-12 Abc Olathe 2-13 Abc Olathe 2-16 Abc Olathe 4-03 Abc Olathe 4-17 Abc Journey Bible Church 13700 W 151st St Olathe Olathe 4-19 Abc Overland Park 4-02 Abc Overland Park 4-16 Abc Kaw Prairie Community Church 9421 Meadow View Dr Lenexa Lenexa 2-02 Abc Lenexa 2-03 Polling Place Listing August 3, 2021 Primary Election Johnson County Election Office Polling Place Address City LWeanredx a n2d-0 P2recinct Kaw Prairie Community Church 9421 Meadow View Dr Lenexa Lenexa 2-03 Abc Knox Presbyterian Church 9595 W 95th St Overland Park Overland Park 2-04 Abc Overland Park 2-10 Abc Overland Park 3-06 Abc Legacy Christian Church Blue Valley 14301 Metcalf Ave Overland Park Overland Park 5-06 Abc Legacy Christian Church Overland Park 10150 Antioch Rd Overland Park Overland Park 3-05 Abc Overland Park 3-07 Abc Lenexa Community Center 13420 Oak St Lenexa Lenexa 4-07 Abc Lenexa 4-08 Abc Lenexa 4-09 Abc Lenexa 4-12 Abc Lenexa United Methodist Church 9138 Caenen Lake Rd Lenexa Lenexa 3-05 Abc Lenexa 4-04 Abc Lenexa 4-05 Abc Life.Church Overland Park 9800 W 135th St Overland Park Overland Park 4-01 Abc Overland Park 4-03 Abc Overland Park 4-05 Abc Lionsgate Clubhouse 5861 Edgewater Dr Overland Park Overland Park 5-07 Abc Matt Ross Community Center 8101 Marty St Overland Park Overland Park 1-10 Abc Merriam Christian Church 9401 Johnson Dr Merriam Merriam 2-01 Abc Merriam 2-02 Abc Merriam 2-03 Abc MNU Land Gym 2140 E Pioneer Blvd Olathe Olathe 3-02 Abc Myron E Scafe Justice Center 8500 Antioch Rd Overland Park Overland Park 1-12 Abc Overland Park 1-13 Abc Neema Community Church 621 S Lee Ave Olathe Olathe 1-11 Abc Olathe 1-20 Abc Olathe 1-27 Abc New Life SDA Church 18475 W 159th St Olathe Olathe 1-17 Abc Olathe 1-18 Abc Olathe 1-23 Abc Olathe 1-26 Abc Nexus Church 15101 College Blvd Lenexa Olathe 4-08 Abc Olathe 4-14 Abc Oak Park Library 9500 Bluejacket St Overland Park Overland Park 2-15 Abc Olathe City Hall 100 E Santa Fe St Olathe Olathe 2-03 Abc Olathe 2-04 Abc Olathe Community Center 1205 E Kansas City Rd Olathe Olathe 2-14 Abc Olathe 4-11 Abc Olathe 4-15 Abc Olathe Indian Creek Library 16100 W 135th St Olathe Olathe 3-01 Abc Olathe 3-08 Abc Olathe 4-06 Abc Overland Park Baptist Temple 11648 Antioch Rd Overland Park Overland Park 3-02 Abc Overland Park 3-17 Abc Overland Park 3-19 Abc Overland Park 3-21 Polling Place Listing August 3, 2021 Primary Election Johnson County Election Office Polling Place Address City OWvaerrdla anndd P Parrekc i3n-c1t9 Overland Park Baptist Temple 11648 Antioch Rd Overland Park Overland Park 3-21 Abc Overland Park Chamber of Commerce 9001 W 110th St Overland Park Overland Park 3-04 Abc Overland Park 3-22 Abc Overland Park Church of Christ 13400 W 119th St Overland Park Overland Park 3-01 Abc Overland Park Church of the Nazarene 9030 Lamar Ave Overland Park Overland Park 2-03 Abc Overland Park 2-14 Abc Overland Park 2-16 Abc Overland Park 2-22 Abc Overland Park Fire Department Training Center 12401 Hemlock St Overland Park Overland Park 4-11 Abc Overland Park Lutheran Church 7810 W 79th St Overland Park Overland Park 1-08 Abc Overland Park 1-09 Abc Overland Park 1-14 Abc Overland Park 1-22 Abc Park Woods Presbyterian Church 13001 Quivira Rd Overland Park Overland Park 4-15 Abc Prairie Center CGP 105 S Montclaire Dr Olathe Olathe 1-21 Abc Radisson Hotel Lenexa 12601 W 95th St Lenexa Overland Park 2-17 Abc Overland Park 2-20 Abc Overland Park 3-09 Abc Redeemer Lutheran Church 920 Alta Ln Olathe Olathe 1-19 Abc Olathe 1-22 Abc Rolling Hills Presbyterian Church 9300 Nall Ave Overland Park Overland Park 1-23 Abc Overland Park 2-21 Abc Overland Park 2-23 Abc Saint Andrew Christian Church 13890 W 127th St Olathe Olathe 4-09 Abc Olathe 4-12 Abc Overland Park 4-08 Abc Overland Park 4-13 Abc Overland Park 4-18 Abc Salvation Army 420 E Santa Fe St Olathe Olathe 1-02 Abc Olathe 2-01 Abc Southwoods Christian Church 16110 Metcalf Ave Overland Park Overland Park 6-10 Abc Overland Park 6-12 Abc Overland
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