Some voting locations moved in Asbury Park
Polling locations now set, whether or not power comes back
Election Day is tomorrow despite continued power outages throughout the city and region caused by last week’s Hurricane Sandy. Some polling locations have been changed due to the outages.
The following polling locations are in effect regardless of whether power comes back to the approximately 3,202 residents who are still without electricity. The deadline to select locations was 1 p.m. yesterday, city manager Terence Reidy said.
Volunteers who speak English, Spanish and Creole will be on hand at regular polling locations to notify residents of any changes, Reidy said.
Polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m., as usual.
DISTRICT ONE: Residents will vote at the city’s fire house at 800 Main St. Normally, they would vote at Lumley Homes, 1025 Second Ave. The same applies to District Nine.
DISTRICT TWO: Residents will vote at City Hall. Normally, they would vote at the Mount Carmel Annex at 1143 Asbury Ave., the corner of Asbury Avenue and Pine Street.
DISTRICT THREE: Residents will vote at the Second Baptist Church at 124 Atkins Ave. This is the normal voting area for District Three.
DISTRICT FOUR: Residents will vote at City Hall, on Main Street between Bangs and Cookman avenues. This is the normal voting location for Districts Four and Five.
DISTRICT FIVE: Residents will vote at City Hall, on Main Street between Bangs and Cookman avenues. This is the normal voting location for Districts Four and Five.
DISTRICT SIX: Residents will vote at Philips Seaview Tower at 206 First Ave. Normally, they would vote at Asbury Park High School on Sunset Avenue.
DISTRICT SEVEN: Residents will vote at Philips Seaview Tower at 206 First Ave., like District Six. The normal voting area for District Seven is Asbury Towers.
DISTRICT EIGHT: Residents will vote at Philips Seaview Tower at 206 First Ave., like Districts Six and Seven. The normal voting location for District Eight is Asbury Park High School.
DISTRICT NINE: Residents will vote at the Asbury Park Fire House at 800 Main St., along with District One. Normally, voters from Districts One and Nine would vote at Lumley Homes, 1025 Second Ave.
Click here to find your voting location through a service provided by Google. The system appears to have been updated to reflect the changes in polling locations following Hurricane Sandy.
Interlaken and Allenhurst voters will use their usual locations, according to Monmouth County’s website. Loch Arbour residents will vote in Allenhurst.
