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001 SAN JUAN.Pdf Efectivo 25 agosto 2011 REV. 26 de octubre de 2020 ESTADO LIBRE ASOCIADO DE PUERTO RICO COMISIÓN ESTATAL DE ELECCIONES OFICINA DE PLANIFICACIÓN DESGLOSE DE SECTORES Y CENTROS DE VOTACIÓN PARA LAS ELECCIONES GENERALES 2020 DE ACUERDO CON LA REDISTRIBUCIÓN ELECTORAL 2011 PRECINTO ELECTORAL SAN JUAN 001 UNIDAD SECTORES INCLUIDOS CENTRO DE VOTACIÓN ELECTORAL Y DIRECCIÓN FÍSICA 1 Bo. Santurce*, Sect. Buena Vista*, Ave. Esc. Albert Einstein Haydee Rexach*, Sect. Barrio Obrero* Cll Haydee Rexach, Esq. Ave. Borinquen 2 Bo. San Juan Antiguo*, Sect. Viejo San Juan Esc. Abraham Lincoln (Barrio San Juan Antiguo), Apt. La Puntilla, 3541, Calle Sol, Viejo San Juan Cond. Luna, Cond. Coop. Alejandro Tapia 107, Cond. Luna 357, Cond. Plaza 152, Apt. San Cristóbal 450, Cond. Pisos de Don Manuel 149, Cond. El Pilar 258, Cond. Reina Sofía 108, Cond. San Sebastián Apts. 50, Cond. San Sebastián Apts. 283, Cond. Castillo del Sol 257, Cond. Rodríguez Font 365, Cond. El Sol 102, Apts. Balcones 413, Cond. San Idelfonso 53, Cond. Patio Español 153, Cond. Casa Victoria 11, Cond. Harbor Plaza, Cond. Tanca 150, Cond. Barcelona 155, Cond. San Sebastián Norte 278, Cond. San Sebastián Sur 279, Cond. Sol 250, Cond. Villa Gabriela 109, Apt. Sol 413, Apt. Villa Tranquilidad 6, La Casa de los Abuelos 4, Com. La Perla, Cond. Madrid Tower 358, Edif. El Gobernador 306, Edif. Nena 101, Cond. Pisos De Don Juan 405, Cond. San Idelfonso 250, Cond. El Patio de San Juan 502 (Calle Norzagaray), Apt. Ocean View Apt (304 Calle Norzagaray), Cond. Las Virtudes 155, Cond. Gambaro 315, Hog. Siervas de María, Cond. Solaria Building 3 Bo. San Juan Antiguo*, Res. Parque San Esc. Dr. José Celso Barbosa # Agustín, Res. Puerta de Tierra, Sect. Puerta de Parada 4 1/2, Ave Ponce de Tierra, Calle San Agustín, Cond. Capitolio Plaza León, Viejo San Juan A, B, C, Cond. Reina de Castilla, Edif. Pellot 52, Apt. Capitol Hill 152 y 154, Cond. Falansterio, Res. San Agustín, Res. San Antonio, Cond. Torre de la Reina, Cond. Millennium, Cond. Casa Rosa, Cond. Moragón 354, Cond. San Luis, Apt. Carmen, Cond. Paseo del Caribe, Cond. Laguna Plaza, Cond. Condado Lagoon, Cond. Atlantis, Hog. Nuestra Señora de la Providencia, Edif. Ponce de León 260, Cond. Bahía Plaza., Edif. Freire 54, Apto. Bayshore Villas 4 Bo. Santurce*, Sect. Bravos de Boston, Sect. Col. San Juan Bosco Cantera, Sect. Condadito, Sect. Santa Elena, Cll. Constitución, Sect. Cantera Calle Constitución*, Ave. A*. Efectivo 25 agosto 2011 26 de octubre de 2020 CONT. PRECINTO SAN JUAN 001 UNIDAD SECTORES INCLUIDOS CENTRO DE VOTACIÓN ELECTORAL Y DIRECCIÓN FÍSICA 5 Bo. Santurce*, Sect. Miramar, Apts. Bay View, Acad. Perpetuo Socorro Edif. Troigros, Apt. Vistas de San Juan 707 Cll. José Martí, Sect. Apartments, Cond. Casablanca 652, Edif. Miramar, Bo. Santurce Arroyito, Cond. Pacific Manor, Apt. Elliot Hill 604, Cond. Miramar 656, Cond. Hilltop 658, Cond. EL Cid 660, Cond. Moreno Rodríguez 608, Cond. La Alhambra 618, Cond. Water View Mansions 613, Cond. Ocean Bay, Edif. San Rafael 601, Cond. Olimpo 603, Cond. Miramar Lema 609, Mckinley Court 653, Cond. El Laurel 651, Cond. Miramar 703, Cond. La Torre, Cond. San Antonio 712, Cond. Central 709, Cond. Royal House 708, Apt. Fátima 706 (Calle Central), Apt. Fátima 706 (Calle Miramar), Cond. Dos Torres 651, Cond. Central 662 (Zahira), Rcia. Paraíso 654, Cond. San Rafael 561, Cond. Palma Real, Cond. Lake Shore, Cond. Covadonga 550, Cond. Cuevillas 554, Cond. Torre San Juan, Cond. Torre Santurce, Rcia. Alora 610, Rcia. Brisamar 706, Cond. Galia 700, Cond. Pisos de Miramar 702, Cond. Miramar Royal 709, Cond. Jardín de Miramar 705, Apt. St. Joseph 666, Cond. El María Concepción 705, Cond. Belmont Miramar 704, Cond. Carus 712, Cond. Unión Tower 711, Cond. Villamayor 665, Cond. Victoria Court 660, Cond. Estado 656, Cond. Los Felices 653, Cond. Santa Teresa 650, Cond. Unimar 702, Cond. Princesa 659, Apt. Toledo Apartments, Cond. La Torre de Miramar, Cond. Castillo de Miramar 659, Cond. Miramar 700, Cond. San Lorenzo 710, Cond. Miraflores 903, Cond. San José 555, Cond. Avellano 559, Apt. Villa Crufe 563, Edif. Trelles 653, Cond. Estado 709, Rcia. San José, Cond. La Paz 664, Cond. El Dorado 563, Cond. Lagomar 857, Edif. Porto 612, Cond. Monte Cielo 831, Cond. Margarita 902, Cond. Nilsa 904, Cond. Monte Tecla 654, Edif. Miramar Suites 611, Cond. Miramar Towers 721, Cond. Concordia 721, Calle Cuevillas, Calle Estado, Calle José Martí, Cond. Miramar Plaza 954, Cond. Excelsior Tower 805, Cond. Alcázar 562, Cond. Caribbean Sea View, Cond. Unión Norte 664, Cond. Nacar Tower 558 (Cuevillas), Cond. Cuevillas 609, Cond. Unión 709, Cond. Unión 710, Cond. Unión 712, Cond. Ciqala, Cond. San José 602, Cond. Baleares 602, Cond. Portal de Miramar 654, Cond. Villa Candy 718, Edif. Rocha 855, Cond. Laguna, Edif. Martí 650, Cond. Naranjo 702, Cond. Josefina 803, Cond. Plaza Martí 613, Cond. Almendro 658, Cond. Llavaneras, Cond. Miramar Housing for the Elderly (Miramar Seniors Residence), Cond. Waymouth Court 552, Cond. Victory Gardens 1001, Cond. Mont Blanc 656, Cond. Miramar 713, Edif. San José 711, Edif. Caribbean Towers, Cond. Las Marías 818, Hogar Casa Manuel Fernández Juncos, Cond. Joan 827, Cond. Malin 614, Edif. Cerra 724 (Taguada), Cond. La Paz 710, Cond. Bosch 602, Cond. El Miramar 610, Cond. José Martí 800, Apt. Las Mercedes 552, Apt. Miramar City Apartments 750, Cond. Miramar Embassy 902, Efectivo 25 agosto 2011 26 de octubre de 2020 CONT. PRECINTO SAN JUAN 001 UNIDAD SECTORES INCLUIDOS CENTRO DE VOTACIÓN ELECTORAL Y DIRECCIÓN FÍSICA Edif. Rivera Vega 630 (Calle Cerra), Cond. Torre Cont. 5 de Miramar 709, Cond. Vista Bella 661, Cond. Unión Building 625, Apt. Salva 551, Apt. Cerra 604, Apt. Cerra 608, Apt. Cerra 724, Apt. Waymouth 816, Edif. Olimpo 611, Edif. Olimpo 616, Apt. Miramar 662, Cond. Miramar Royal 706, Cuevillas Court Condominium 556, Cond. Torregrosa 658, Edif. Martí 908, Cond. Malin 835, Cond. Gómez Meltz 659 (Calle Central), Cond. Casa Blanca 901, Cond. Olimpo 610, Cond. San Fernando 817, Cond. McKiley Court 653, Cond. McKiley 659 6 Bo. Santurce*, Cond. Vanderbilt 1024 Esc. Julián E. Blanco (Ashford 1024), Cond. Ashford 1025, Cond. Cll. Martín Travieso Esq, Cll. Ashford 1052, Cond. Ashford 1106, Cond. Estrella, San Juan Ashford 1120, Cond. Ashford 1122, Cond. Ashford Valencia 876, Cond. Ashford 884, Ashford Apartments, Cond. Ashford Tower, Cond. Condado Astor 1018, Cond. Bahía, Cond. Barranquitas 1022 (Ashford 1022), Cond. Bird, Cond. Bird Apts., Apt. Caledonia Apartments, Cond. Castillo Caribe 60, Cond. Chateau Lagoon 5, Cond. Condado 75, Cond. Condado Center 1102, Cond. Condado Court, Sect. Condado Oeste, Cond. Deilasse Ripón, Cond. Del Mar 20, Cond. Dutch Inn Tower, Cond. El Cid, Cond. Mirador del Condado 1035, Cond. Elbal Gardens 1217, Cond. Elbal Tower 59, Cond. Elbal Apts., Cond. Ferrman, Apt. Flamboyán 864, Cond. La Rada 1020, Cond. Lagoon Flats, Apt. Laguna Apts., Cond. Laguna Terrace, Cond. Los Lores, Apt. Luciano Apts., Cond. Luisa 52, Cond. Luisa 60,Cond. Lujona Bldng., Cond. Magdalena 1202, Cond. Miami Apts., Cond. Palmer House, Cond. Parklane, Cond. Piccioni 1106, Cond. Piedrahita, Cond. Ritz, Cond. Royal, Apt. San Gerónimo, Cond. Santa Ana, Cond. Stella Maris, Cond. Totti 1112, Cond. Vilomar 57, Cond. Yenoh, Cond. Roman Mansion, Cond. The Plaza at Luchetti, Cond. El Plaza, Cond. El Plaza 1214, Cond. Marquise, Cond. Ashford 886, Cond. Condado 54, Cond. Lores 1219, Cond. Davinci 1131, Cond. Condado Manssion 67, Cond. Condado Manssion 1213, Sect. Condado*, Cond. Diplomat 1126, Cond. Puerta del Condado 1095, Cond. Pasarella , Condado 1210, Cond. Vanderbilt Lagoon, Cond. Luisa 57, Cond. Marseilles 18, Cond. Sancti Spiritus Park 1058, Cond. Condado Town Houses 1158, Cond. Ferramar 1060, Cond. Condado Key 65, Cond. Ashford Lagoon Plaza 888, Cond. Ashford 1000, Cond. Bahíamar 52, Cond. Bristol 1052, Cond. Condado Towers 1115, Cond. Earle 7, Cond. Le Rivage 15, Cond. Luisa 55, Apt. Piccioni 1113, Cond. Playa del Rey, Cond. Plaza del Condado 64, Cond. Regatta 996, Cond. Royal Pearl II 884, Cond. Royal Pearl III 880, Cond. Sea View 1123, Cond. Magdalena 1160, Cond. San Rafael Arcángel 3, Apt. O’kelly Plaza 55, Apt. Magdalena 1155, Cond. Vieques 1122, Cond. Piccioni 1104, Cond. Six Two 62, Cond. Condado Tropic Sun 66, Cond. Luchetti 1212, Efectivo 25 agosto 2011 26 de octubre de 2020 CONT. PRECINTO SAN JUAN 001 UNIDAD SECTORES INCLUIDOS CENTRO DE VOTACIÓN ELECTORAL Y DIRECCIÓN FÍSICA Cond. Condado Masion II, Cond. The Lagoon Plaza 888, Cond. Ashford 890, Cond. Villamar, Cont. 6 Cond. Wilson, Cond. Condado Tropic Sun Aparments 7 Bo. Santurce*, Cond. Ambassador, Cond. Ada * Col. Saint John's School Ligia, Cond. Ashford 1300, Cond. Atlantic Plaza, 1454 Ave. Dr. Ashford, Condado Cond. Bayola, Cond. El Campeador, Cond. One Candina, Cond. Caribe 20, Cond. Casa Cervantes, Cond. Cervantes, Cond. Condado del Mar, Sect. Condado Este, Cond. Condado Park, Cond. Suite, Cond. Conveniencia, Cond. Denver Bldng, Cond. Dulcinea, Cond. El Quijote, Cond. El Rey, Cond. El Vigía, Cond. El Bal House, Cond. Emperador, Cond. Fátima, Cond. Horizon House, Cond. Julio Apts., Cond. Luchetti Park, Cond. Maga, Cond. Magdalena 1305, Cond. Magdalena 1357, Cond. Plaza, Cond. Plaza Luchetti, Cond. Rodríguez Cerra, Cond. San José, Cond. Santa Rita, Cond. Santillana, Cond. Solemar, Cond. Son Sid Apts., Cond. Torre del Mar , Cond. Torrecielo, Aparts,.Cond. Victoria Plaza, Cond. Washington 26, Cond. Washington 28, Cond. Washington 60, Cond. La Ceiba, Cond. Candina Sea Tower, Cond. Candina Reef, Cond. Olympic Tower, Cond. Gran Atrium, Cond. Parque del Condado, Cond. Luchetti 1403, Cond. Wilson 1314, Cond.The Crown Plaza, Cond. The Washington Plaza 57, Cond. Grand Royale, Cond. Condado Gardens 1436, Cond. Martinal Plaza, Cond. Plaza Stella 1362, Cond. Paseo Don Juan 1379, Cond. Wilson 1422, Sect. Condado*, Cond. Condado Tower, Cond. Condado Suite 9, Condado Clasic 1306, Cond. Placid Court 71, Cond.
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