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2019 General Election Poll Locations Jersey City Ward 2019 GENERAL ELECTION POLL LOCATIONS JERSEY CITY WARD A DIST. ADDRESS DESCRIPTION 1 60 West Side Ave. Moose Hall 2 181 Cottonwood St. Society Hill - Club House 3 60 West Side Ave. Moose Hall 4 60 West Side Ave. Moose Hall 5 60 West Side Ave. Moose Hall 6 60 West Side Ave. Moose Hall 7 60 West Side Ave. Moose Hall 8 65-67 Ruby Brown Terrace Community Hall 9 3 New Heckman Drive Community Hall 10 88 Gates Avenue P.S. # 40 Enter through Garfield Ave. Courtyard 11 88 Gates Avenue P.S. # 40 Enter through Garfield Ave. Courtyard 12 145 Ocean Ave. Harborview Apts. - Community Rm. 13 199 Ocean Ave. Berry Gardens 14 145 Ocean Ave. Harborview Apts. - Game Rm. 15 145 Ocean Ave. Harborview Apts. - Community Rm. 16 199 Ocean Ave. Berry Gardens 17 218 Ocean Ave. Glen D. Cunningham Center - Enter on Cator Ave. 18 92 Danforth Ave. Recreation Hall 19 218 Ocean Ave. Glen D. Cunningham Center - Enter on Cator Ave. 20 1830 Kennedy Blvd. P. S. # 34 21 1830 Kennedy Blvd. P. S. # 34 22 1830 Kennedy Blvd. P. S. # 34 23 60 West Side Ave. Moose Hall 24 259 Van Nostrand Ave. Harwood Pavilion 25 339 Stegman Pkwy. P.S. # 38 James F Murray School 26 339 Stegman Pkwy. P.S. # 38 James F Murray School 27 339 Stegman Pkwy. P.S. # 38 James F Murray School 28 339 Stegman Pkwy. P.S. # 38 James F Murray School 29 37 College Dr. College Towers Anteroom 30 37 College Dr. College Towers Anteroom 31 425 Ocean Ave. Ocean Towers - Community Rm. 32 425 Ocean Ave. Ocean Towers - Community Rm. 33 468 Ocean Ave. Fire House 34 207 West Shearwater Ct. Port Liberte - Community Rm. JERSEY CITY WARD B DIST. ADDRESS DESCRIPTION 1 697 Bergen Ave. Fire House 2 2555 Kennedy Blvd. Senior Citizen Bldg. 3 299 Sip Ave. Liberty High School 4 299 Sip Ave. Liberty High School 5 111 Tuers Ave. P.S. # 11 Martin L. King Jr. School 6 299 Sip Ave. Liberty High School 7 1043 West Side Ave. West Side Laundromat 8 73 Dales Ave. Marion Gardens - Community Room 9 324 - 328 West Side Ave. New Jersey City University Athletic Center 10 Lincoln Park Hank Gallo Community Center 11 324 - 328 West Side Ave. New Jersey City University Athletic Center 12 220 Virginia Ave. P.S. # 24 Charles Waters School 13 220 Virginia Ave. P.S. # 24 Charles Waters School 14 220 Virginia Ave. P.S. # 24 Charles Waters School 15 73 Dales Ave. Marion Gardens - Community Room 16 Lincoln Park Hank Gallo Community Center 17 600 Bergen Ave. P.S. # 17 Joseph H. Brensinger School 18 725 West Side Ave. St. Aloysius Annex 19 600 Bergen Ave. P.S. # 17 Joseph H. Brensinger School 20 2540 - 50 Kennedy Blvd. Lobby 21 725 West Side Ave. St. Aloysius Annex 22 697 Bergen Ave. Fire House 23 2555 Kennedy Blvd. Community Room - rear ent. - via Fairview Ave. 24 725 West Side Ave. St. Aloysius Annex 25 214 Plainfield Ave. P.S. # 39 Dr. Charles P. DeFuccio School 26 214 Plainfield Ave. P.S. # 39 Dr. Charles P. DeFuccio School 27 Lincoln Park Hank Gallo Community Center 28 Lincoln Park Hank Gallo Community Center 29 255 Kearney Ave. Fire House 30 255 Kearney Ave. Fire House 31 220 Virginia Ave. P.S. # 24 Charles Waters School 32 220 Virginia Ave. P.S. # 24 Charles Waters School 33 324 - 328 West Side Ave. New Jersey City University Athletic Center JERSEY CITY WARD C DIST. ADDRESS DESCRIPTION 1 96 Franklin Ave. P.S. # 8 - Auditorium ent. 2 100 St. Pauls Ave. P.S. # 6 Jotham W Wakeman School 3 100 St. Pauls Ave. P.S. # 6 Jotham W Wakeman School 4 100 St. Pauls Ave. P.S. # 6 Jotham W Wakeman School 5 514 Newark Ave. Rec. Room 6 595 Newark Ave. Administration Bldg. - Ground floor 7 595 Newark Ave. Administration Bldg. - Groung floor 8 595 Newark Ave. Administration Bldg.- Ground floor 9 91 Sip Ave. Plaza Apartments - Lobby 10 111 Tuers. Ave. P.S. # 11 Martin L King Jr. School 11 257 Cornelison Avenue Hudson County Plaza 12 111 Tuers. Ave. P.S. # 11 Martin L King Jr. School 13 111 Tuers. Ave. P.S. # 11 Martin L King Jr. School 14 75 Liberty Ave. Brunswick Towers - Lobby 15 100 St. Pauls Ave. P.S. # 6 16 100 St. Pauls Ave. P.S. # 6 Jotham W Wakeman School 17 96 Franklin Ave. P.S. # 8 18 96 Franklin Ave. P.S. # 8 19 96 Franklin Ave. P.S. # 8 - Auditorium ent. 20 299 Sip Ave. Liberty High School 21 75 Liberty Ave. Brunswick Towers - Lobby 22 678 Newark Ave. Five Corners Library 23 678 Newark Ave. Five Corners Library 24 222 Laidlaw Ave. P.S. # 7 - Heights Middle School 25 595 Newark Ave. Administration Bldg. - Ground floor 26 143 Romaine Ave. P.S. # 23 Mahatma K Gandhi School 27 143 Romaine Ave. P.S. # 23 Mahatma K Gandhi School 28 299 Sip Ave. Liberty High School 29 100 St. Pauls Ave. P.S. # 6 30 96 Franklin St. P.S. # 8 - Auditorium ent. 31 816 Summit Ave. Pershing Field Community Center JERSEY CITY WARD D DIST. ADDRESS DESCRIPTION 1 96 Franklin St. P.S. # 8 - Auditorium ent. 2 201 North St. P.S. # 27 - Alfred Zampella School 3 96 Franklin St. P.S. # 8 - Auditorium ent. 4 96 Franklin St. P.S. # 8 - Auditorium ent. 5 139 Hancock Ave. P.S. # 28 - Christa McAuliffe School 6 139 Hancock Ave. P.S. # 28 - Christa McAuliffe School 7 139 Hancock Ave. P.S. # 28 - Christa McAuliffe School 8 139 Hancock Ave. P.S. # 28 - Christa McAuliffe School 9 139 Hancock Ave. P.S. # 28 - Christa McAuliffe School 10 139 Hancock Ave. P.S. # 28 - Christa McAuliffe School 11 28 Paterson St. Front Room 12 28 Paterson St. Front Room 13 28 Paterson St. Front Room 14 139 South St. Fire House 15 139 South St. Fire House 16 3385 Kennedy Blvd. P.S. # 25 - Nicolaus Copernicus School 17 14 Zabriskie St. Public Library 18 3385 Kennedy Blvd. P.S. # 25 - Nicolaus Copernicus School 19 3385 Kennedy Blvd. P.S. # 25 - Nicolaus Copernicus School 20 14 Zabriskie St. Public Library 21 816 Summit Ave. Pershing Field - Community Center 22 201 North St. P.S. # 27 - Alfred Zampella School 23 222 Laidlaw Ave. P.S. # 7 - Heights Middle School 24 3385 Kennedy Blvd. P.S. # 25 - Nicolaus Copernicus School 25 3385 Kennedy Blvd. P.S. # 25 - Nicolaus Copernicus School 26 3385 Kennedy Blvd. P.S. # 25 - Nicolaus Copernicus School 27 201 North St. P.S. # 27 - Alfred Zampella School 28 201 North St. P.S. # 27 - Alfred Zampella School 29 201 North St. P.S. # 27 - Alfred Zampella School JERSEY CITY WARD E DIST. ADDRESS DESCRIPTION 1 72 Montgomery St. Battery View Senior Citizens Center 2 270 Marin Blvd. Metropolis Towers # 2 3 280 Marin Blvd. Metropolis Towers # 1 4 111 Bright St. P.S. # 3 - Frank R. Conwell School 5 237 16th St. Holland Gardens Apartments 6 225 Morris Boulevard Boys and Girls Club - Main Ent. off corner 7 39 Erie St. Grace Church Van Vorst - Gym 8 96 Sussex St. P.S. # 16 - Cornelia F. Bradford School 9 60 Christopher Columbus Dr. Base Gym 10 123 Coles St. McNair Academic High School 11 3rd & Colgate P.S. # 5 - Dr. Michael Conti School 12 3rd & Colgate P.S. # 5 - Dr. Michael Conti School 13 39 Erie St. Grace Church Van Vorst - gym 14 39 Erie St. Grace Church Van Vorst - gym 15 210 Hudson Street Harborside Atrium - Lobby 16 500 Grove St. Unico Towers 17 123 Coles St. McNair Academic High School 18 158 Erie St. P. S. # 37 Cordero School 19 123 Coles St. McNair Academic High School 20 237 - 16th Street Holland Garden Apartments 21 96 Sussex St. P.S. # 16 - Cornelia F. Bradford School 22 55 River Dr. South George Washington Bldg. - Lobby 23 20 River Court Southampton Building - Lobby 24 350 Warren Street Modera Lofts 25 107 Bright Street P.S. # 4 Frank R. Conwell Middle School JERSEY CITY WARD F DIST. ADDRESS DESCRIPTION 1 121 Lafayette St. Monumental Baptist Church 2 547 Montgomery Street Catherine Todd Senior Living Center 3 425 Ocean Ave. Ocean Towers - Community Rm. 4 468 Ocean Ave. Fire House 5 59 Wilkinson Ave. P.S. # 41 - Fred W. Martin School 6 547 Montgomery Street Catherine Todd Senior Living Center 7 111 Storms Ave. Y.W.C.A. 8 111 Storms Ave. Y.W.C.A. 9 91 Astor Pl. P.S. # 12 - Julia A. Barnes School 10 91 Astor Pl. P.S. # 12 - Julia A. Barnes School 11 91 Astor Pl. P.S. # 12 - Julia A. Barnes School 12 94 Union St. Salem Lafayette - Community Rm. 13 14-16 Orient Ave. Fire House 14 59 Wilkinson Ave. P.S. # 41 - Fred W. Martin School 15 59 Wilkinson Ave. P.S. # 41 - Fred W. Martin School 16 271 Martin Luther King Dr. Cunningham Library - Community Rm. 17 271 Martin Luther King Dr Cunningham Library - Community Rm. 18 14-16 Orient Ave. Fire House 19 94 Union St. Salem Lafayette Building - Lobby 20 14-16 Orient Ave. Fire House 21 94 Union St. Salem Lafayette - Community Rm. 22 94 Union St. Salem Lafayette Building - Lobby 23 169 Bayview Avenue Sacred Heart School Gym 24 140 Martin Luther King Dr. Mary M. Bethune Life Center 25 169 Bayview Avenue Sacred Heart School Gym 26 94 Union St. Salem Lafayette - Community Rm. 27 121 Lafayette St. Monumental Baptist Church 28 222 Mercer St.
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