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Queens County Line 112-CI-21 JUNE PRIMARY ELECTION – 2021 (SUBJECT TO CHANGE) POLL SITE LIST QUEENS COUNTY 23rd Assembly District 24th Assembly District 25th Assembly District 26th Assembly District 27th Assembly District 28th Assembly District 29th Assembly District 30th Assembly District 31st 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 ED SITE NAME SITE ADDRESS ED SITE NAME SITE ADDRESS ED SITE NAME SITE ADDRESS 001 BLESSED TRINITY CHURCH .... 204-25 ROCKAWAY POINT BLVD 001 PS 186-CASTLEWOOD ...................................... 252-12 72 AVENUE 001 ST NICHOLAS OF TOLENTINE .........150-75 GOETHALS AVENUE 001 PS 79-FRANCIS LEWIS ........................................147-27 15 DRIVE 001 PS 164 ............................................................. 138-01 77 AVENUE 001 PS 254-ROSA PARKS SCHOOL ..........................84-40 101 STREET 001 PS/IS 314 .............................................................88-08 164 STREET 001 MASPETH HIGH SCHOOL ................................... 54-40 74 STREET 001 PS 108-CAPTAIN VINCENT G. FOWLER ........ 108-10 109 AVENUE 002 BLESSED TRINITY CHURCH .... 204-25 ROCKAWAY POINT BLVD 002 PS 186-CASTLEWOOD ...................................... 252-12 72 AVENUE 002 ST NICHOLAS OF TOLENTINE .........150-75 GOETHALS AVENUE 002 PS 79-FRANCIS LEWIS ........................................147-27 15 DRIVE 002 PS 54-HILLSIDE ................................................86-02 127 STREET 002 PS 90-HORACE MANN ......................................86-50 109 STREET 002 PS/IS 314 .............................................................88-08 164 STREET 002 PS 49-DOROTHY BONAWIT KOLE ...... 79-15 PENELOPE AVENUE 002 PS 108-CAPTAIN VINCENT G. 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FOWLER ........ 108-10 109 AVENUE 004 BLESSED TRINITY CHURCH .... 204-25 ROCKAWAY POINT BLVD 004 PS 186-CASTLEWOOD ...................................... 252-12 72 AVENUE 004 ST NICHOLAS OF TOLENTINE .........150-75 GOETHALS AVENUE 004 PS 79-FRANCIS LEWIS ........................................147-27 15 DRIVE 004 PS 99-KEW GARDENS .....................82-37 KEW GARDENS ROAD 004 PS 56-HARRY EICHLER ....................................86-10 114 STREET 004 QUEENS PUBLIC LIBRARY - CENTRAL......89-11 MERRICK BLVD 004 PS 49-DOROTHY BONAWIT KOLE ...... 79-15 PENELOPE AVENUE 004 PS 100-GLEN MORRIS ......................................111-11 118 STREET 005 PS 114-BELLE HARBOR .................... 134-09 CRONSTON AVENUE 005 PS 115-GLEN OAKS ............................................80-51 261 STREET 005 ST NICHOLAS OF TOLENTINE .........150-75 GOETHALS AVENUE 005 PS 79-FRANCIS LEWIS ........................................147-27 15 DRIVE 005 PS 54-HILLSIDE ................................................86-02 127 STREET 005 PS 56-HARRY EICHLER ....................................86-10 114 STREET 005 QUEENS PUBLIC LIBRARY - CENTRAL......89-11 MERRICK BLVD 005 PS 49-DOROTHY BONAWIT KOLE ...... 79-15 PENELOPE AVENUE 005 PS 108-CAPTAIN VINCENT G. FOWLER ........ 108-10 109 AVENUE 006 PS 114-BELLE HARBOR .................... 134-09 CRONSTON AVENUE 006 PS 115-GLEN OAKS ............................................80-51 261 STREET 006 PS 168 JHS ...........................................................158-40 76 ROAD 006 PS 79-FRANCIS LEWIS ........................................147-27 15 DRIVE 006 PS 99-KEW GARDENS .....................82-37 KEW GARDENS ROAD 006 RIDGEWOOD YMCA .......................................... 69-02 64 STREET 006 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH ... 86-45 EDGERTON BLVD 006 PS 49-DOROTHY BONAWIT KOLE ...... 79-15 PENELOPE AVENUE 006 PS 108-CAPTAIN VINCENT G. FOWLER ........ 108-10 109 AVENUE 007 PS 114-BELLE HARBOR .................... 134-09 CRONSTON AVENUE 007 PS 115-GLEN OAKS ............................................80-51 261 STREET 007 PS 154-QUEENS ................................................75-02 162 STREET 007 PS 184-FLUSHING MANOR ..................................163-15 21 ROAD 007 PS 99-KEW GARDENS .....................82-37 KEW GARDENS ROAD 007 PS 56-HARRY EICHLER ....................................86-10 114 STREET 007 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH ... 86-45 EDGERTON BLVD 007 PS 49-DOROTHY BONAWIT KOLE ...... 79-15 PENELOPE AVENUE 007 PS 100-GLEN MORRIS ......................................111-11 118 STREET 008 PS 114-BELLE HARBOR .................... 134-09 CRONSTON AVENUE 008 CREEDMOOR HOSPITAL .........79-25 WINCHESTER BOULEVARD 008 PS 154-QUEENS ................................................75-02 162 STREET 008 PS 209-CLEARVIEW GARDENS ............16-10 UTOPIA PARKWAY 008 PS 99-KEW GARDENS .....................82-37 KEW GARDENS ROAD 008 PS 56-HARRY EICHLER ....................................86-10 114 STREET 008 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH ... 86-45 EDGERTON BLVD 008 PS 49-DOROTHY BONAWIT KOLE ...... 79-15 PENELOPE AVENUE 008 JHS 226-VIRGIL I. GRISSOM ......121-10 ROCKAWAY BOULEVARD 009 PS 114-BELLE HARBOR .................... 134-09 CRONSTON AVENUE 009 CREEDMOOR HOSPITAL .........79-25 WINCHESTER BOULEVARD 009 PS 154-QUEENS ................................................75-02 162 STREET 009 PS 209-CLEARVIEW GARDENS ............16-10 UTOPIA PARKWAY 009 THE CENTER AT MAPLE GROVE ....127-15 KEW GARDENS ROAD 009 PS 254-ROSA PARKS SCHOOL ..........................84-40 101 STREET 009 PS 95-EASTWOOD ............................................ 179-01 90 AVENUE 009 OUR LADY OF HOPE CATHOLIC ACADEMY ...... 61-21 71 STREET 009 PS 100-GLEN MORRIS ......................................111-11 118 STREET 010 PS 114-BELLE HARBOR .................... 134-09 CRONSTON AVENUE 010 MARTIN VAN BUREN HS .....................230-17 HILLSIDE AVENUE 010 PS 154-QUEENS ................................................75-02 162 STREET 010 PS 184-FLUSHING MANOR ..................................163-15 21 ROAD 010 PS 82-HAMMOND .............................................88-02 144 STREET 010 PS 56-HARRY EICHLER ....................................86-10 114 STREET 010 PS 95-EASTWOOD ............................................ 179-01 90 AVENUE 010 MASPETH HIGH SCHOOL ................................... 54-40 74 STREET 010 PS 100-GLEN MORRIS ......................................111-11 118 STREET 011 QN PUB LIBRARY AT SEASIDE ...116-15 ROCKAWAY BEACH BLVD 011 MARTIN VAN BUREN HS .....................230-17 HILLSIDE AVENUE 011 PS 154-QUEENS ................................................75-02 162 STREET 011 PS 184-FLUSHING MANOR ..................................163-15 21 ROAD 011 PS 82-HAMMOND .............................................88-02 144 STREET 011 PS 56-HARRY EICHLER ....................................86-10 114 STREET 011 PS 35-NATHANIEL WOODHULL ...................... 191-02 90 AVENUE 011 MASPETH HIGH SCHOOL ................................... 54-40 74 STREET 011 PS 121-QUEENS .............................................. 126-10 109 AVENUE 012 QN PUB LIBRARY AT SEASIDE ...116-15 ROCKAWAY BEACH BLVD 012 MARTIN VAN BUREN HS .....................230-17 HILLSIDE AVENUE 012 PS 173-FRESH MEADOWS .............................. 174-10 67 AVENUE 012 PS 184-FLUSHING MANOR ..................................163-15 21 ROAD 012 PS 117-J.KELD / BRIARWOOD SCHOOL ............85-15 143 STREET 012 PS 99-KEW GARDENS .....................82-37 KEW GARDENS ROAD 012 PS 35-NATHANIEL WOODHULL ...................... 191-02 90 AVENUE 012 OUR LADY OF HOPE CATHOLIC ACADEMY ...... 61-21 71 STREET 012 PS 100-GLEN MORRIS ......................................111-11 118 STREET 013 DAYTON TOWER WEST 10200 . 102-00 SHORE FRONT PARKWAY 013 MARTIN VAN BUREN HS .....................230-17 HILLSIDE AVENUE 013 PS 173-FRESH MEADOWS .............................. 174-10 67 AVENUE 013 PS 193-ALFRED J. KENNEDY ......................... 152-20 11 AVENUE 013 PS 117-J.KELD / BRIARWOOD SCHOOL ............85-15 143 STREET 013 PS 90-HORACE MANN ......................................86-50 109 STREET 013 PS 35-NATHANIEL WOODHULL ...................... 191-02 90 AVENUE 013 HOLY CROSS CHURCH ...........................................61-21 56 ROAD 013 PS 121-QUEENS .............................................. 126-10 109 AVENUE 014 DAYTON TOWER WEST 10200 . 102-00 SHORE FRONT PARKWAY 014 MARTIN VAN BUREN HS .....................230-17 HILLSIDE AVENUE 014 PS 173-FRESH MEADOWS .............................. 174-10 67 AVENUE 014 PS 193-ALFRED J. KENNEDY ......................... 152-20 11 AVENUE 014 QUEENS PUBLIC LIBRARY AT BRIARWOOD ........85-12 MAIN ST 014 PS 88-SENECA ......................................60-85 CATALPA AVENUE 014 PS 35-NATHANIEL WOODHULL ...................... 191-02 90 AVENUE 014 PS 128-LORRAINE TUZZO, JUNIPER VALLEY ELEM ...69-10 65 DR 014 PS 121-QUEENS .............................................. 126-10 109 AVENUE 015 DAYTON BEACH PARK 8600 ..... 86-00 SHORE FRONT PARKWAY 015 PS 186-CASTLEWOOD ...................................... 252-12 72 AVENUE
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