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NEW YORK COUNTY Or Call (866) 868-3692 Line 112-CI-20 NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION – 2020 (SUBJECT TO CHANGE) For latest updates POLL SITE LIST please visit nyc.pollsitelocator.com NEW YORK COUNTY or call (866) 868-3692 65th Assembly District 66th Assembly District 67th Assembly District 68th Assembly District 69th Assembly District 70th Assembly District ED SITE NAME SITE ADDRESS ED SITE NAME SITE ADDRESS ED SITE NAME SITE ADDRESS ED SITE NAME SITE ADDRESS ED SITE NAME SITE ADDRESS ED SITE NAME SITE ADDRESS 001 UASBYW ................................................ 81 NEW STREET 001 PS 89 .............................................. 201 WARREN STREET 001 RIVER PLACE 1 ..............................650 WEST 42 STREET 001 STANLEY ISAACS CTR .................... 415 EAST 93 STREET 001 FRANK MCCOURT HS ....................151 WEST 84 STREET 001 PS 185/PS 208 ..................................20 WEST 111 STREET 002 UASBYW ................................................ 81 NEW STREET 002 PS 89 .............................................. 201 WARREN STREET 002 ELIAS HOWE PRIMARY SCH 51 MANHATTAN ....525 W 44 ST 002 STANLEY ISAACS CTR .................... 415 EAST 93 STREET 002 FRANK MCCOURT HS ....................151 WEST 84 STREET 002 CHARLES HILL TOWER ........................... 2050 8 AVENUE 003 ST MARGARET’S HOUSE ................. 49 FULTON STREET 003 PS 234 (INDEPENDENCE) ....... 292 GREENWICH STREET 003 RIVER PLACE 1 ..............................650 WEST 42 STREET 003 SCHOOL OF CO-OP EDUCATION .... 321 EAST 96 STREET 003 FRANK MCCOURT HS ....................151 WEST 84 STREET 003 CHARLES HILL TOWER ........................... 2050 8 AVENUE 004 UASBYW ................................................ 81 NEW STREET 004 HS FOR LEADERSHIP ........................ 90 TRINITY PLACE 004 PARK WEST HIGH SCHOOL ............525 WEST 50 STREET 004 PS 198 ...................................................... 1700 3 AVENUE 004 FRANK MCCOURT HS ....................151 WEST 84 STREET 004 WADLEIGH HIGH SCHOOL ...........215 WEST 114 STREET 005 ST MARGARET’S HOUSE ................. 49 FULTON STREET 005 TWEED COURT ............................52 CHAMBERS STREET 005 PARK WEST HIGH SCHOOL ............525 WEST 50 STREET 005 PS 198 ...................................................... 1700 3 AVENUE 005 FRANK MCCOURT HS ....................151 WEST 84 STREET 005 WADLEIGH HIGH SCHOOL ...........215 WEST 114 STREET 006 FRANK MCCOURT HS ....................151 WEST 84 STREET 006 SOUTHBRIDGE TOWER II ......... 66 FRANKFORT STREET 006 PS 234 (INDEPENDENCE) ....... 292 GREENWICH STREET 006 PS 111 .............................................440 WEST 53 STREET 006 SCHOOL OF CO-OP EDUCATION .... 321 EAST 96 STREET 006 WADLEIGH HIGH SCHOOL ...........215 WEST 114 STREET 007 FRANK MCCOURT HS ....................151 WEST 84 STREET 007 SOUTHBRIDGE TOWER II ......... 66 FRANKFORT STREET 007 TWEED COURT ............................52 CHAMBERS STREET 007 PS 111 .............................................440 WEST 53 STREET 007 PS 198 ...................................................... 1700 3 AVENUE 007 WADLEIGH HIGH SCHOOL ...........215 WEST 114 STREET 008 PS 111 .............................................440 WEST 53 STREET 008 CHURCH HEAVENLY REST ..............1085 FIFTH AVENUE 008 MS 54 BOOKER T WASHINGTON MID SCH ...103 W 107 ST 008 SOUTHBRIDGE TOWER II ......... 66 FRANKFORT STREET 008 PS 234 (INDEPENDENCE) ....... 292 GREENWICH STREET 008 EM MOORE HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY .....160 W 116 ST 009 PS 111 .............................................440 WEST 53 STREET 009 CHURCH HEAVENLY REST ..............1085 FIFTH AVENUE 009 FRANK MCCOURT HS ....................151 WEST 84 STREET 009 HS FOR LEADERSHIP ........................ 90 TRINITY PLACE 009 PS 234 (INDEPENDENCE) ....... 292 GREENWICH STREET 009 PS 149 .............................................41 WEST 117 STREET 010 PS 111 .............................................440 WEST 53 STREET 010 PS 198 ...................................................... 1700 3 AVENUE 010 FRANK MCCOURT HS ....................151 WEST 84 STREET 010 HS FOR LEADERSHIP ........................ 90 TRINITY PLACE 010 CIVIL COURT ..................................111 CENTRE STREET 010 EM MOORE HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY .....160 W 116 ST 011 UNITY CENTER ..............................213 WEST 58 STREET 011 PS 198 ...................................................... 1700 3 AVENUE 011 FRANK MCCOURT HS ....................151 WEST 84 STREET 011 HS FOR LEADERSHIP ........................ 90 TRINITY PLACE 011 PS 234 (INDEPENDENCE) ....... 292 GREENWICH STREET 011 WADLEIGH HIGH SCHOOL ...........215 WEST 114 STREET 012 PS 111 .............................................440 WEST 53 STREET 012 PS 198 ...................................................... 1700 3 AVENUE 012 B’NAI JESHURUN ...........................270 WEST 89 STREET 012 WADLEIGH HIGH SCHOOL ...........215 WEST 114 STREET 012 PS 276 ...............................................55 BATTERY PLACE 012 PS 234 (INDEPENDENCE) ....... 292 GREENWICH STREET 013 BERNIE WOHL CENTER ........... 647 COLUMBUS AVENUE 013 PS 111 .............................................440 WEST 53 STREET 013 PS 198 ...................................................... 1700 3 AVENUE 013 WT WALKER SR HSG ....2177 FREDERICK DOUGLASS BLVD 013 PS 276 ...............................................55 BATTERY PLACE 013 PS 234 (INDEPENDENCE) ....... 292 GREENWICH STREET 014 BERNIE WOHL CENTER ........... 647 COLUMBUS AVENUE 014 PS 111 .............................................440 WEST 53 STREET 014 PS 198 ...................................................... 1700 3 AVENUE 014 JEWISH COMM CENTER (HARLEM) ...318 WEST 118 STREET 014 PS 276 ...............................................55 BATTERY PLACE 014 CH OF ST ANTHONY OF PADUA....155 SULLIVAN STREET 015 BERNIE WOHL CENTER ........... 647 COLUMBUS AVENUE 015 PS 111 .............................................440 WEST 53 STREET 015 PS 198 ...................................................... 1700 3 AVENUE 015 WADLEIGH HIGH SCHOOL ...........215 WEST 114 STREET 015 PS 276 ...............................................55 BATTERY PLACE 015 CH OF ST ANTHONY OF PADUA....155 SULLIVAN STREET 016 JHS 118 ...........................................154 WEST 93 STREET 016 PS 111 .............................................440 WEST 53 STREET 016 SCHOOL OF CO-OP EDUCATION .... 321 EAST 96 STREET 016 PS 149 .............................................41 WEST 117 STREET 017 PS 163 .............................................163 WEST 97 STREET 016 PS 89 .............................................. 201 WARREN STREET 016 PS 130 .............................................143 BAXTER STREET 017 UNITY CENTER ..............................213 WEST 58 STREET 017 RIVER CROSSING .................................... 1956 1 AVENUE 017 PS 7 ................................................160 EAST 120 STREET 017 CIVIL COURT ..................................111 CENTRE STREET 017 PS 130 .............................................143 BAXTER STREET 018 PS 452 .............................................210 WEST 61 STREET 018 RIVER CROSSING .................................... 1956 1 AVENUE 018 JHS 118 ...........................................154 WEST 93 STREET 019 JHS 118 ...........................................154 WEST 93 STREET 018 WADLEIGH HIGH SCHOOL ...........215 WEST 114 STREET 018 HAMILTON MADISON HOUSE ....... 50 MADISON STREET 018 CH OF ST ANTHONY OF PADUA....155 SULLIVAN STREET 019 CLINTON SENIOR CENTER ............530 WEST 55 STREET 019 SCHOOL OF CO-OP EDUCATION .... 321 EAST 96 STREET 019 WT WALKER SR HSG ....2177 FREDERICK DOUGLASS BLVD 020 PS 198 ...................................................... 1700 3 AVENUE 020 JHS 118 ...........................................154 WEST 93 STREET 019 ALFRED E SMITH REC CENTER ..........80 CATHERINE ST 019 LIRA APARTMENTS .......................... 21 SPRING STREET 020 PS 452 .............................................210 WEST 61 STREET 020 FIRST CORINTHIAN BAPTIST CH ....1912 ADAM C POWELL BLVD 021 PS 38 OR 121 ..................................232 EAST 103 STREET 021 JHS 118 ...........................................154 WEST 93 STREET 020 HAMILTON MADISON HOUSE ....... 50 MADISON STREET 020 PS 20 ..................................................166 ESSEX STREET 021 PS 452 .............................................210 WEST 61 STREET 021 PS 7 ................................................160 EAST 120 STREET 022 PS 72 ..............................................131 EAST 104 STREET 022 JHS 118 ...........................................154 WEST 93 STREET 021 HAMILTON MADISON HOUSE ....... 50 MADISON STREET 021 CH OF ST ANTHONY OF PADUA....155 SULLIVAN STREET 022 PS 452 .............................................210 WEST 61 STREET 022 PS 154 ...........................................250 WEST 127 STREET 023 PS 72 ..............................................131 EAST 104 STREET 023 PS 75 ...........................................735 WEST END AVENUE 022 CIVIL COURT ..................................111 CENTRE STREET 022 CH OF ST ANTHONY OF PADUA....155 SULLIVAN STREET 023 DAVID RUBENSTEIN ATRIUM AT LINCOLN CTR... 1887 BWAY 023 PS 154 ...........................................250 WEST 127 STREET 024 PS 72 ..............................................131 EAST 104 STREET 024 PS 75 ...........................................735 WEST END AVENUE 023 CONFUCIUS PLAZA .......................................33 BOWERY 023 4 WASHINGTON
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