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Board of Elections Vote Centers Vote Centers for the Primary Election Will Washington, DC 20003-4733 Be Open from May 22 Through Election Day, June 2

District of Columbia Board of Elections Vote Centers Vote Centers for the Primary Election will Washington, DC 20003-4733 be open from May 22 through Election Day, June 2. They will be closed on May 25, Memorial Day. Ward 1 Ward 2 Ward 3 Columbia Heights Community Center One Judiciary Square – Old City Council Chambers Murch Elementary School 1480 Girard Street, NW 441 4th Street, NW 4810 36th Street, NW » For the Ward 2 Special Election, Vote Centers will be Columbia Heights | <0.3 miles Judiciary Square | <0.1 miles Tenleytown-AU | <0.4 miles open June 12 through Election Day, June 16. » For all days other than Election Day, Vote Centers Prince Hall Center for the Performing Arts (Masonic Temple) Hardy Middle School Oyster Adams Bilingual School will be open from 8:30am to 7pm. 1000 U Street, NW 1819 35th Street, NW 2801 Calvert Street, NW U Street/African American Civil War Foggy Bottom/GWU | <2.5 miles Woodley Park-Zoo/ » For Election Day, which is June 2 for the Primary Memorial/Cardozo | <0.0 miles Adams Morgan | <0.1 miles Election and June 16 for the Special Election in Ward 2, Vote Centers will be open from 7am to 8pm. Ward 4 Ward 5 Ida B. Wells Middle School Turkey Thicket Recreation Center 405 Sheridan Street, NW 1100 Michigan Avenue, NE Vote Centers Takoma | <0.5 miles Brookland/CUA | <0.4 miles WARD Closest Metro Stop Emery Heights Community Center McKinley Technology High School 4 5801 Georgia Avenue, NW 151 T Street, NE WARD Georgia Avenue-Petworth | <1.5 miles Rhode Island Avenue | <1.0 miles WARD 3 WARD Raymond Recreation Center 1 5 3725 10th Street, NW Georgia Avenue-Petworth | <0.2 miles WARD WARD 2 WARD Ward 6 Ward 7 Ward 8 6 7 King Greenleaf Recreation Center Deanwood Recreation Center Malcolm X Opportunity Center 201 N Street, SW 1350 49th Street, NE 1351 Alabama Avenue, SE Waterfront | <0.4 miles Deanwood Metro | <0.1 miles Congress Heights | <0.1 miles Sherwood Recreation Center Benning Stoddert Community Center Barry Farm Recreation Center WARD 640 10th Street, NE 100 Stoddert Place, SE 1230 Sumner Road, SE 8 Union Station | <1.1 miles Benning Road | <0.3 miles Anacostia | <0.2 miles Kennedy Recreation Center Hillcrest Recreation Center Anacostia High School 1401 7th Street, NW 3100 Denver Street, SE 1601 16th Street, SE Mt. Vernon Square | <0.2 miles Naylor Road | <0.7 miles Anacostia | <1.2 miles 1015 Half Street, SE, Suite 750, Washington, DC 20003-4733 • www.dcboe.org • Telephone 202.727.2525 • Fax 202.347.2648.

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