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Jcqas4n3uafdyeycysccrptns5u.Pdf 313131 CENTROS DE VOTACIÓN PRIMARIAS DE LEY DOMINGO, 9 DE AGOSTO DE 2020 Municipio Tipo Centro de Votación Dirección Física Unidad Precinto San Juan 001 01 Esc. Albert Einstein Cll Haydee Rexach, Esq. Ave. Borinquen San Juan 001 02 Univ. Escuela de Artes Plásticas (C) DeneGada (PPD) Campo del Morro, Barrio Ballajá San Juan 001 02 Esc. Abraham Lincoln (PNP) 3541, Calle Sol, Viejo San Juan San Juan 001 03 Loc. Salón Cordero (Guardia Nacional) (PNP) Calle Raúl Estévez Esq. Ave. Constitución San Juan 001 03 Col. San AGustín (C) (PPD) 255 Ave. De la Constitución, Puerta de Tierra San Juan 001 04 Ant. Esc. Haydee Rexach (C) (PPD) Ave Haydee Rexach Bo Obrero San Juan 001 04 Col. San Juan Bosco (PNP) Cll. Constitución, Sect. Cantera San Juan 001 05 Univ. Conservatorio de Música 951 Ave. Ponce de León San Juan 001 06 Col. Saint John's School* 1454 Ave. Dr. Ashford, Condado San Juan 001 07 Col. Saint John's School* 1454 Ave. Dr. Ashford, Condado San Juan 001 08 Esc. Ernesto Ramos Antonini* Ave. Borinquen, Sect. Barrio Obrero, Bo. Santurce San Juan 001 09 Esc. Manuel Boada Ave. Borinquen, Esq. Cll. Cortijo, Sect. Barrio Obrero San Juan 001 10 Esc. Emilio del Toro Cuevas* 1 Cll. Chile Esq. Quisqueya, Pda. 28, Bo. Hato Rey San Juan 001 11 Esc. Federico Asenjo Ave. Borinquen 2017, Sect. Barrio Obrero San Juan 001 12 Esc. Rafael Cordero Cll. Hoare, Esq. Cll. Aurora, Santurce San Juan 001 13 Esc. Rafael María de Labra Ave. Ponce de León, Pda. 18, Esq. Cll. Roberto H. Todd San Juan 001 14 Acad. San JorGe 1701 Cll. Colón, Santurce San Juan 001 15 Esc. República del Perú Cll. Loíza Final, Bo. Santurce San Juan 001 16 Esc. Luis RodríGuez Cabrero Cll. Marína, Res. Luis Llorens Torres San Juan 001 17 Esc. Luis Llorens Torres Cll. Marisabel, Res. Luis Llorens Torres San Juan 001 18 Esc. Dr. Francisco Hernández y Manuel Gaetán Barbosa Cll. Roberto H. Todd, Pda. 18, Bo. Santurce San Juan 001 19 Esc. Instituto Loaiza Cordero 1312 Cll. Feria Final, Bo. Santurce San Juan 001 20 Esc. Luis Muñoz Rivera Ave. Fernández Juncos, Pda. 25, Bo. Santurce San Juan 001 21 Esc. Padre Rufo 236 Cll. del Parque, Pda. 23, Bo. Santurce San Juan 001 22 Ctro. Fundación CAF (Ant. Esc. Emilio Castelar y Ripoll) Cll. Castelar Esq. Ave. Gilberto MonroiG, Villa Palmeras San Juan 001 23 Esc. Emilio del Toro Cuevas* 1 Cll. Chile Esq. Quisqueya, Pda. 28, Bo. Hato Rey San Juan 001 24 Esc. Antonia B. Caimary Ave. Eduardo Conde Esq. Calle Tapia San Juan 001 25 Esc. Fray Bartolomé de Las Casas Ave. Eduardo Conde Final, Res. Las MarGaritas, Bo. Santurce San Juan 001 26 Esc. Dr. Julio J. Henna Cll. Henna Esq. Providencia, Bo. Santurce San Juan 001 27 Esc. Alejandro Tapia y Rivera 369 Cll. Bellevue, Villa Palmeras San Juan 001 28 Esc. Facundo Bueso Avenida Eduardo Conde, esq. Cll del Valle, Santurce San Juan 001 29 Esc. Ernesto Ramos Antonini* Ave. Borinquen, Sect. Barrio Obrero, Bo. Santurce San Juan 002 01 Esc. Trina Padilla de Sanz 950 Ave. Jesús T. Piñero (Oeste), Urb. Caparra Terrace San Juan 002 02 C. Com Borinquen Towers 1482 Ave. Roosevelt, Cond. Borinquen Towers San Juan 002 03 Esc. Nemesio R. Canales II Res. Nemesio R. Canales, Bo. Hato Rey Norte San Juan 002 04 Esc. Pedro C. Timotheé Cll. 5 NE, Urb. Puerto Nuevo Norte San Juan 002 05 Col. Universitario de San Juan Cll. José Oliver final, Urb. Tres Monjitas San Juan 002 06 Esc. Villa Granada Cll. Asturias, Urb. Villa Granada San Juan 002 07 Esc. Cntro. EuGenio María de Hostos* Cll. Constitución, Esq. Cll. Campeche, Bo. Puerto Nuevo San Juan 002 08 Esc. Pachín Marín* Cll. Paris final, Urb. Floral Park San Juan 002 09 Esc. Cntro. EuGenio María de Hostos* Cll. Constitución, Esq. Cll. Campeche, Bo. Puerto Nuevo San Juan 002 10 C. Com Dos Pinos Cll. Ceres Esq. Cll. Polaris, Urb. Dos Pinos San Juan 002 11 Esc. Juanita García Peraza Cll. LaGuna final, Bda. Israel San Juan 002 12 Esc. Juan Ponce de León 374 Ave. Barbosa Esq. Cll. VerGel, Res. San José San Juan 002 13 Esc. SantiaGo IGlesias Pantín Cll. Urdiales, Esq. Flandes, Res. San José San Juan 002 14 Esc. Sotero FiGueroa Ave. Palma Real Esq. Fordham, Urb. University Garden San Juan 002 15 Esc. Dr. Antonio S. Pedreira Cll. ÁnGel, Esq. Andorra, Urb. Puerto Nuevo Sur San Juan 002 16 Esc. Juan José Osuna* (PNP) Cll. Tous Soto, Urb. Baldrich San Juan 002 16 Esc. Eleonor Roosevelt* (PPD) Cll. Antolín Nin Martínez, Esq. S. Castillo Urb. Roosevelt San Juan 002 17 Esc. Eleonor Roosevelt* Cll. Antolín Nin Martínez, Esq. S. Castillo Urb. Roosevelt San Juan 002 18 Esc. República de Brasil 1258 Cll. 48 SE Esq. Cll. 9, Urb. La Riviera San Juan 002 19 Ctro. Esc. Secundaria (UHS) UPR (PPD) Ave. Universidad #55, UPR Recinto de Río Piedras 313131 CENTROS DE VOTACIÓN PRIMARIAS DE LEY DOMINGO, 9 DE AGOSTO DE 2020 Municipio Tipo Centro de Votación Dirección Física Unidad Precinto San Juan 002 19 Univ. Edificio Rivera UPR (PNP) Ave. Universidad #55, UPR Recinto de Río Piedras San Juan 002 20 Esc. Pachín Marín* (PNP) Cll. Paris final, Urb. Floral Park San Juan 002 20 Col. ConGreGación Mita (PPD) 167 Cll. Paris, Bo. Hato Rey Central San Juan 002 21 Esc. Rafael Hernández Cll. Valverde, Res. San José San Juan 002 22 Esc. Juan Ramón Jiménez Cll. López Sicardó, Res. Manuel A. Pérez San Juan 002 23 H. S. Manuel A. Pérez Cll. Sicilia final, Res. Manuel A. Pérez San Juan 002 24 Esc. Manuel A. Pérez Cll. Elizondo Esq. Cll. 46, Res. Manuel A. Pérez San Juan 002 25 Esc. Juan José Osuna* Cll. Tous Soto, Urb. Baldrich San Juan 002 26 Col. Lourdes* 87 Cll. MayaGüez, Bo. Hato Rey Central San Juan 002 27 Col. Lourdes* (PPD) 87 Cll. MayaGüez, Bo. Hato Rey Central San Juan 002 27 C. Com Cond. Torre de Francia (C) (PNP) 540 Cll. Francia, Bo. Hato Rey Central San Juan 002 28 Esc. MiGuel Such Ave. Barbosa Esq. Cll. Cruz, Bo. Universidad San Juan 003 01 Acad. Fruto de La Vid (Ant. Esc.Las Virtudes)* Cll. Nobleza Esq. Confianza, Urb. Las Virtudes San Juan 003 02 Esc. Felipe Gutiérrez* (PPD) 670 Cll. Arístides Chavier, Urb. Villa Prades San Juan 003 02 C. Com Ernesto Ramos Antonini (PNP) Res. Ramos Antonini San Juan 003 03 Esc. Felipe Gutiérrez* 670 Cll. Arístides Chavier, Urb. Villa Prades San Juan 003 04 Ctro. School of San Juan* 250 Cll. Ronda, Urb. Andalucía Bo. Sabana Llana Sur San Juan 003 05 Esc. ÁnGel Ramos* (PPD) Cll. Denotiera Esq. Sinsonte, Urb. Country Club San Juan 003 05 Ctro. Carpa al lado IGlesia San Pedro y San Pablo (PNP) Cll. 1, final, Res. Jardines de Berwind San Juan 003 06 Ctro. Centro de Bendición Inc.(Ant, Esc.José G. Padilla) 911 Cll. Neblín, 4ta Ext. Country Club San Juan 003 07 Esc. Venus Gardens* 722 Cll. Aster, Urb. Venus Gardens San Juan 003 08 Esc. ÁnGel Ramos* Cll. Denotiera Esq. Sinsonte, Urb. Country Club San Juan 003 09 C. Com AntiGua Vía Cll. Fortunato Benítez, Urb. AntiGua Vía San Juan 003 10 Esc. San AGustín Cll. 6, Ext. San AGustín San Juan 003 11 C. Com San Martín Res. San Martín San Juan 003 12 Esc. Antonio Sarriera Egozcue Cll. María Giusti Esq. Cll. Carmen Hernández, Urb. El Comandante San Juan 003 13 Esc. José M. Rivera Solís (PNP) Carr. 199 Cll. Campanilla San Juan 003 13 Esc. Venus Gardens* (PPD) 722 Cll. Aster, Urb. Venus Gardens San Juan 003 14 Esc. Ramón Vila Mayo 1014 Cll. BrumbauGh, Río Piedras San Juan 003 15 C. Com Jardines del Paraíso (PNP) Ave. Park Gardens, Res. Jardines del Paraíso San Juan 003 15 Ctro. School of San Juan* (PPD) 250 Cll. Ronda, Urb. Andalucía Bo. Sabana Llana Sur San Juan 003 16 Esc. San Martín (ÁnGeles Pastor) Cll. Luis Pardo, Urb. San Martín San Juan 003 17 Esc. Gaspar Vilá Mayáns* Cll. General Valero, Urb. Delicias San Juan 003 18 Esc. Gaspar Vilá Mayáns* Cll. General Valero, Urb. Delicias San Juan 003 19 Col. Calasanz (C) DeneGado (PPD) 1265 Ave. Montecarlo, Urb. Monte Park San Juan 003 19 Esc. Carmen Gómez Tejera* (PNP) Cll. 15 Final, Urb. Montecarlo San Juan 003 20 Esc. Carmen Gómez Tejera* Cll. 15 Final, Urb. Montecarlo San Juan 003 21 Acad. Fruto de La Vid (Ant. Esc.Las Virtudes)* (PNP) Cll. Nobleza Esq. Confianza, Urb. Las Virtudes San Juan 003 21 H. S. Hill Brothers (PPD) Cll. 8-A San Juan 003 22 Esc. Amalia Marín* Cll. Guaralcanal, Bda. Venezuela San Juan 003 23 Esc. Amalia Marín* (PPD) Cll. Guaralcanal, Bda. Venezuela San Juan 003 23 Ant. Esc. Dr. Luis Pereira Leal (C) (PNP) Cll. León Final, Bda. Buen Consejo San Juan 003 24 C. Com Park Court Cll. 3 Res. Park Court San Juan 003 25 C. Com Las Dalias Res. Las Dalias San Juan 003 26 Esc. República de Colombia Cll. Máximo Alomar, Urb. San AGustín San Juan 003 27 C. Com Jardines de Monte Hatillo Ave. 65 de Infantería, Res. Jardines de Monte Hatillo San Juan 003 28 Esc. Villa Capri 1139 Cll. Toscania San Juan 003 29 C. Com Facilidades de la Comunidad El Retiro Ave. 65 de Infantería km. 4.0, Río Piedras San Juan 004 01 C. Com Crown Hills (PNP) Ave. Winston Churchill, Urb. Crown Hills San Juan 004 01 Acad. Nuestra Señora de la Providencia* (PPD) 1733 Cll.
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