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9/11/2012 Little Rock Special Election Day Polling Locations Pulaski County Election Commission 501 West Markham, Suite A Board Members Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 Ozell Snider, Chair Phone: (501) 340-8383 Phil Wyrick Fax: (501) 340-6024 Susan Inman MEDIA RELEASE DATE: September 5, 2012 TO: Media and Pulaski County Voters FROM: Melinda Allen Director of Elections SUBJECT: 9/11/2012 Little Rock Special Election IMPORTANT ITEMS FOR VOTERS TO KNOW Voter’s Residence: To be eligible to vote in this election, you must be a registered voter and reside in City of Little Rock. Voter Registration Cutoff Dates: 08/13/2012 New Registrants 09/07/2012 Transfer registration from another county within the state Early Voting: Voters can vote early at the Pulaski County Regional Building September 4th – September 10th from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Early voting will not be open on the weekend. Early Voting will not be open on Election Day, voters must vote at their assigned polling location. Election Day Polling Location Address Changes and Name Changes after the 2010 General Election: Temporary Polling Location - precinct 63 voters will be combined with precinct 77/78 voters at The Church at Rock Creek ,11500 W 36th Street, Little Rock , due to the number of eligible voters. Temporary Change - precinct 83 voters will vote at Iglesia Bautista “NUEVA JERUSALEN”, 9400 Colonel Glenn Road, Little Rock (previously voted at David O. Dodd Elementary School). Permanent Change - precinct 80 voters will vote at Henderson United Methodist Church, 13000 W. Baseline, Little Rock (previously voted at Otter Creek Racquet Club). Permanent Change – precinct 100 voters will vote at Western Hills United Methodist Church at 4601 Western Hills Avenue, Little Rock (previously voted at Body of Christ Worship Center). Permanent Change – precinct 111 voters will vote at Pulaski Heights United Methodist Church, 4823 Woodlawn Drive, Little Rock (previously voted a Hall High School). Name Change - precinct 84 polling location name changed to Iglesia Bautista “NUEVA JERUSALEN” (previously known as Lifeline Baptist Church). This facility is still located at 9400 Colonel Glenn Road. Name Change – precinct 105 polling location name changed to Southside Church of Christ (previously known as Parkview Christian Church). This facility is still located at 9300 Geyer Springs Road. Election Day Polling Locations: The following Election Day Polling Locations will be open from 7:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m. September 11th: 9/11/2012 Little Rock Special Election Day Polling Locations Area Prec. Facility Address City State Zip D 58 Winfield UMC 20100 Cantrell Road Little Rock AR 72223 D 60 Highland Valley UMC 15524 Chenal Parkway Little Rock AR 72211 D 64 Trinity Presbyterian Church 4501 Rahling Road Little Rock AR 72223 D 65 St. Michael's Episcopal Church 12415 Cantrell Rd. Little Rock AR 72223 D 66 Grace Church 12900 Cantrell Road Little Rock AR 72223 D-1 67 Temple B'nai Israel 3700 N. Rodney Parham Little Rock AR 72212 Rd D 68 Chenal Valley Baptist Church 1800 Rahling Road Little Rock AR 72223 D-1 69 First Baptist Church in Little Rock 62 Pleasant Valley Drive Little Rock AR 72212 D-1 70/72 Pleasant Valley Church of Christ 10900 Rodney Parham Little Rock AR 72212 Rd. D-1 71/74 Pulaski Academy 12301 Hinson Road Little Rock AR 72212 D-1 73/76 Parkway Place Baptist Church 300 Parkway Place Little Rock AR 72211 C 75 Immanuel Baptist Church 501 North Shackleford Rd Little Rock AR 72211 G 63/77/78 The Church at Rock Creek 11500 West 36th Little Rock AR 72211 G 79/80 Henderson UMC 13000 W. Baseline Little Rock AR 72210 E 81 LR Fire Station #18 11500 Mabelvale West Little Rock AR 72209 E 82 Mabelvale UMC 10500 Woodman Street Mabelvale AR 72103 G 83/84 Iglesia Bautista "NUEVA JERUSALEN" 9400 Col. Glenn Road Little Rock AR 72204 G 85 W.W. Williams Northwest Patrol Division 10001 Kanis Road Little Rock AR 72205 A 86 Bess Chisum Stephens Community Center 1200 South Cleveland Little Rock AR 72204 C 87 Faith UMC 9820 W. Markham Little Rock AR 72205 D-1 88 St. James UMC 321 Pleasant Valley Dr. Little Rock AR 72212 C 89 Unitarian Universalist Church of Little 1818 Reservoir Road Little Rock AR 72227 Rock D-1 90 Second Presbyterian Church 600 Pleasant Valley Dr. Little Rock AR 72227 B 91 Cammack Village City Hall 2710 N. McKinley Little Rock AR 72207 B 92 St. Paul UMC 2223 Durwood Road Little Rock AR 72207 C 93 First Christian Church 1500 N. Mississippi Little Rock AR 72207 C 94 First Church of the Nazarene 1200 N. Mississippi Little Rock AR 72207 C 95 Grace Presbyterian 9301 Rodney Parham Rd. Little Rock AR 72227 C 96 St. Mark's Episcopal Church 1000 N. Mississippi Little Rock AR 72207 C 97 Faith Lutheran Church 7525 W. Markham Little Rock AR 72205 G 98 Second Baptist Church 1709 Barrow Road Little Rock AR 72204 A 99 St. Luke UMC 6401 W. 32nd Street Little Rock AR 72204 A 100/101 Western Hills UMC 4601 Western Hills Ave. Little Rock AR 72204 Printed: 9/4/2012 4:08 PM 9/11/2012 Little Rock City Special Election Page 2 of 3 Area Prec. Polling Location Address City State Zip A 102 Meadowcliff Elementary 25 Sheraton Drive Little Rock AR 72209 E 103 St. Theresa's Catholic Church 6219 Baseline Road Little Rock AR 72209 E 104 Temple of Restoration 10610 Chicot Road Little Rock AR 72103 E 105 Southside Church of Christ 9300 Geyer Springs Rd. Little Rock AR 72209 B 106/107 LR Fire Station #10 5220 Kavanaugh Blvd. Little Rock AR 72207 B 108/110 Woodlawn Baptist Church 5520 Woodlawn Little Rock AR 72205 B 109/112 Pulaski Heights Presbyterian Church 4401 Woodlawn Drive Little Rock AR 72205 B 111 Pulaski Heights UMC 4823 Woodlawn Drive Little Rock AR 72205 B 113 West Side Baptist Church 2715 W. 7th Street Little Rock AR 72205 F 114 Arkansas Arts Center 501 E. 9th Street Little Rock AR 72203 A 115 Franklin Elementary School 1701 S. Harrison Street Little Rock AR 72204 A 116 Greater Christ Temple Pentecostal 1200 Lewis Street Little Rock AR 72204 Church A 117 Bullock Temple Church 1513 Park Street Little Rock AR 72202 F 118 Dunbar Recreation Center 1001 W. 16th Street Little Rock AR 72202 A 119 Greater Archview Baptist Church 1720 W. 23rd Street Little Rock AR 72206 A 120 Little Rock Adult Education Center 4800 W. 26th Street Little Rock AR 72204 E 121 Geyer Springs UMC 5500 Geyer Springs Rd. Little Rock AR 72209 A 122 Cooperative Extension Service 2901 W. Roosevelt Rd. Little Rock AR 72204 E 123 Southwest Community Church 7400 Lancaster Rd. Little Rock AR 72209 E 124 Metropolitan Career Center 7701 Scott Hamilton Little Rock AR 72209 E 125 Baseline Elementary School 3623 Baseline Road Little Rock AR 72209 F 128 St. John Vision Center 2701 South Main Street Little Rock AR 72206 F 129 LR Fire Station #4 7500 Lindsey Road Little Rock AR 72206 F 130 College Station Community Ctr 4801 Frazier Pike College AR 72053 Station F 134 Nathaniel Hill Community Complex 2500 E. 6th Street Little Rock AR 72202 F 135 Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church 3801 Springer Blvd. Little Rock AR 72206 Printed: 9/4/2012 4:08 PM 9/11/2012 Little Rock City Special Election Page 3 of 3 .
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