OFFICIAL
SAMPLE BALLOT
2010
General Election
LEON COUNTY
November 2, 2010
Contents
Page
A Message for Voters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Voter’s Bill of Rights . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Voter Responsibilities . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
3 Ways to Vote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4
Absentee Voting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6
Speed Up The Voting Process . . . . . . . 7
General Election . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9
Proposed Amendments . . . . . . . . . 10-11
Precinct Locations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-14
A Message From the Supervisor
“…a Republic, if you can keep it.”
- Benjamin Franklin
Congratulations to Leon County’s citizenry for having the highest voter turnout of any
urban county in last August’s primary election. Our turnout percentage almost doubled the
turnout percentage for the rest of Florida, and we are counting on you to turnout and vote
on November 2, demonstrating again our understanding and commitment to the principle
of self governance.
But voting numbers alone are not the only measure of the health of our nation. This was
understood clearly by founding father Benjamin Franklin, who perhaps more than any other
founder should be credited with ensuring the creation of the United States Constitution – our
basis for the modern American nation.
Throughout the long process of crafting our Constitution Benjamin Frankin brought reason,
not passion, nor ideology, to the process of crafting this great document. Without his wisdom,
the compromises necessary to pass the Constitution could not have occurred.
Upon leaving the Philadelphia hall where our Constitution was crafted a woman called out
to him to find out what he and the other founders had created, “…a Republic, if you can
keep it.” was Franklin’s quick reply.
These seven words say it all. They tell us “our Constitution is neither a self-actuating nor a selfcorrecting document.” They tell us our attention, our reason, and our devotion to the concepts
embodied in our Constitution are necessary to preserve our Republic. On November 2, let’s
remember that, let’s keep it!
What’s Your Status
Polls Open
7 AM – 7 PM
, 2010
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The Leon County Supervisor of Elections Office, in
conjunction with the Florida Division of Elections,
is providing a new website tool letting you easily
check our records to make sure you’re ready to vote.
Look for the MY VOTER STATUS icon on our
homepage, LeonVotes.org, to check your party,
address, and if you have requested a mail ballot, you
can check that too.
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Voter’s Bill of Rights
Each registered voter in this state has the right to:
1.Vote and have her or his vote accurately counted.
2.Cast a vote if he or she is in line at the official closing of the polls in that county.
3.Ask for and receive assistance in voting.
4.Receive up to two replacement ballots if he or she makes a mistake prior to the ballot being cast.
5.An explanation if her or his registration or identity is in question.
6.If her or his registration or identity is in question, cast a provisional ballot.
7. Written instructions to use when voting, and, upon request, oral instructions in voting from elections officers.
8.Vote free from coercion or intimidation by elections officers or any other person.
9.Vote on a voting system that is in working condition and that will allow votes to be accurately cast.
Voter Responsibilities
Each registered voter in this state should:
1. Familiarize himself or herself with the candidates and issues.
2. Maintain with the office of the Supervisor of Elections a current address.
3. Know the location of his or her polling place and its hours of operation.
4. Bring proper identification to the polling station.
5. Familiarize himself or herself with the operation of the voting equipment in his or her precinct.
6. Treat precinct workers with courtesy.
7. Respect the privacy of other voters.
8. Report any problems or violations of election laws to the Supervisor of Elections.
9. Ask questions, if needed.
10. Make sure that his or her completed ballot is correct before leaving the polling station.
PROVISIONAL BALLOT
A provisional ballot is given: when the Precinct Clerk is unable to determine a voter’s eligibility; a challenge against
the voter’s eligibility to vote has been filed; the voter’s identification has not yet been verified by the State Division of
Elections; the voter did not bring his/her voided absentee ballot to the precinct; the voter did not provide the required
picture identification to vote; or the hours of voting have been extended by order of the Governor of Florida.
The ballot given to the voter must correspond to the voter’s residence address, so it is important to be at the proper
polling location. The voter places her or his voted ballot inside a secrecy sleeve, and then inside the affidavit Provisional
Ballot Envelope, provided by the Precinct Clerk. The voter must complete the voter’s certificate portion of the envelope,
remembering to sign the oath. Two more items must be signed by the provisional ballot voter: the Provisional Ballot
Disclosure Form and the Florida Voter Registration Application. The Precinct Clerk will provide the voter with the
copy of the Provisional Ballot Disclosure Form, as with this form the voter is able to visit the Supervisor of Elections
website and determine if her or his provisional ballot was accepted by the Leon County Canvassing Board. You should
know that most provisional ballots are accepted by the Leon County Canvassing Board.
General Election VOTE 2
November 2, 2010
1) EARLY VOTING
Our popular Early Voting is at four locations in 2010.
Early Voting locations are the Leon County Fort Braden
Library, the Leon County Northeast Library, and the
Leon County Woodville Community Center Library,
as well as the Leon County Courthouse Rotunda. You
can cast your ballot at any location that is convenient
to you two weeks prior to Election Day. Voting dates
are Monday through Friday, October 18-22, 2010,
and Sunday through Saturday, October 24-30, 2010.
Voting hours at Early Voting sites once again include
Sundays and Saturdays, with hours of operation to
meet your busy schedule. The branch locations’ hours
will be from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m., while the
Leon County Courthouse Rotunda will be open from
8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.
2) BY MAIL BALLOT
If you are unable to make it to your polling place on Election
Day, and have no means of transport to an Early Voting
location, by all means we still want you to vote! Simply
call our office at (850) 606-VOTE, or (850) 606-8683,
and press “2” to be connected to our Absentee Ballot Team.
Please be sure to allow plenty of time for mail delivery, even
within Tallahassee. The deadline to request an absentee
ballot is 5:30 p.m., Wednesday, October 27, 2010.
3) AT YOUR PRECINCT
Voting at your precinct is your last option to cast your ballot
in the election. Voting hours are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Be sure
we have your current residence address correct and for your
convenience please bring a picture ID with your signature
to vote. If you desire to avoid lines avoid voting during
the morning rush hours. Please do your part by studying
your proper sample ballot, researching the candidates via
the newspaper, websites or other means, and on Tuesday,
November 2nd, make your vote count.
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Free Parking Downtown
Once again, the Leon County Board of County Commissioners has approved the first hour free for parking
downtown at one of two parking garages to ease the parking shortage for downtown early voting. Those
two parking garages are operated by Republic, and are the Kleman Plaza, 306 S. Duval Street, and the garage
directly behind the Leon County Courthouse, 215 S. Calhoun Street. Simply affix your “I VOTED” sticker
to your parking pass and the first hour is paid for by the Leon County Commissioners.
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Early Voting dates:
Monday through Friday
October 18-22, 2010
Sunday through Saturday
October 24-30, 2010
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look up your absentee ballot’s status at leonvotes.org.
Just follow the “MY voter statUs” icon.
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SPECIAL PULL OUT SECTION
Mark your selections on this special pull out section of our Sample Ballot Brochure
and take it with you to vote - it will help speed up the voting process.
Be sure to note that not every race listed on this Sample Ballot will be on your actual
ballot; remember to check your voter information card.
View Your Actual Sample Ballot at www.LeonVotes.org
BRING YOUR PHOTO ID WITH YOU WHEN YOU VOTE
Current and valid picture ID, such as:
FL Driver’s License
FL Identification Card
US Passport
Debit or Credit Card
Military ID
Student ID
Retirement Center ID
Neighborhood Association ID
Public Assistance ID
If the picture ID does not contain the signature of the voter, an additional ID that provides
the voter’s signature shall be required. Voters at precincts without proper ID will be
required to vote a Provisional Ballot.
Qualified Write-in Candidates
To vote for a Write-in Candidate, mark the oval beside the space provided and then write in
the name of the candidate you wish to vote for in that race. The only write-in votes that will
count in the official results are those cast for these qualified write-in candidates:
United States Senator: Piotr Blass, George Drake, Howard Knepper, Carol Ann Joyce LaRosa,
Richard Lock, Robert Monroe, Belinda Gail Quarterman-Noah
Representative in Congress, District 2: Ray Netherwood
Representative in Congress, District 4: Gary L. Koniz, Deborah “Deb” Katz Pueschel
Governor and Lieutenant Governor: Josue Larose and Valencia St Louis
State Senator, District 6: Harrison Arencibian
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OFFICIAL SAMPLE BALLOT
General Election — Leon County
CONGRESSIONAL
STATE
LEGISLATIVE
UNITED STATES SENATOR
(Vote for One)
GOVERNOR & LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR
(Vote for One)
District Race Below - Check your Voter Info Card
Marco Rubio
REP
Kendrick B. Meek
DEM
Alexander Andrew Snitker
LBT
Bernie DeCastro
CPF
Sue Askeland
NPA
Bruce Ray Riggs
NPA
Bobbie Bean
NPA
Rick Tyler
NPA
Charlie Crist
NPA
Lewis Jerome Armstrong
NPA
__________________________
Write-in
District Race Below - Check your Voter Info Card
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
District 2
(Vote for One)
Rick Scott
Jennifer Carroll
REP
Alex Sink
Rod Smith
DEM
Peter Allen
John E Zanni
IDP
Michael E. Arth
Al Krulick
NPA
Farid Khavari
Darcy G. Richardson
NPA
C. C. Reed
Larry Waldo, Sr.
NPA
Daniel Imperato
NPA
Karl C.C. Behm
_________________________
Write-in
ATTORNEY GENERAL
(Vote for One)
Allen Boyd
DEM
Pam Bondi
REP
Paul C. McKain
NPA
Dan Gelber
DEM
Dianne Berryhill
NPA
Jim Lewis
NPA
District Race Below - Check your Voter Info Card
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
District 4
(Vote for One)
Ander Crenshaw
REP
Troy D. Stanley
NPA
__________________________
Write-in
REP
Bill Montford
DEM
David H. Abrams
NPA
Write-in
District Race Below - Check your Voter Info Card
REP
Write-in
John Shaw
__________________________
Steve Southerland
__________________________
STATE SENATOR
DISTRICT 6
(Vote for One)
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
(Vote for One)
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 7
(Vote for One)
Marti Coley
REP
David B. Pleat
DEM
District Race Below - Check your Voter Info Card
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT 9
(Vote for One)
Kirk Headley-Perdue
Michelle Rehwinkel Vasilinda DEM
Nonpartisan judicial
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT
Shall Justice Charles T. Canady of the
Supreme Court be retained in office?
Jeff Atwater
REP
Loranne Ausley
DEM
Yes
Ken Mazzie
NPA
No
Tom Stearns
NPA
COMMISSIONER OF
AGRICULTURE
(Vote for One)
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT
Shall Justice Jorge Labarga of the
Supreme Court be retained in office?
Yes
Adam H. Putnam
REP
Scott Maddox
DEM
Ira Chester
TEA
Thad Hamilton
NPA
No
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT
Shall Justice James E.C. Perry of the
Supreme Court be retained in office?
Yes
No
This sample ballot is not your actual
ballot, which will have 4 columns
on 8.5 x 17 inch paper.
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REP
OFFICIAL SAMPLE BALLOT
General Election — Leon County
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT
Shall Justice Ricky L. Polston of the
Supreme Court be retained in office?
Yes
No
FIRST DISTRICT
COURT OF APPEAL
Shall Judge Jim Wolf of
the First District Court of Appeal be
retained in office?
YES
First DISTRICT
COURT OF APPEAL
Shall Judge Nikki Ann Clark of
the First District Court of Appeal be
retained in office?
YES
NO
CIRCUIT JUDGE
2ND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
GROUP 9
(Vote for One)
Karen Gievers
NO
First DISTRICT
COURT OF APPEAL
Shall Judge Paul M. Hawkes of
the First District Court of Appeal be
retained in office?
YES
NO
First DISTRICT
COURT OF APPEAL
Shall Judge Charles J. Kahn, Jr. of
the First District Court of Appeal be
retained in office?
YES
Barbara Hobbs
NONPARTISAN COUNTY
District Race Below - Check your Voter Info Card
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
DISTRICT 1
(Vote for One)
John Corrigan (Corri) Byrne
Bill Proctor
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
AT LARGE, GROUP 2
(Vote for One)
Nick Maddox
NO
FIRST DISTRICT
COURT OF APPEAL
Shall Judge Phil Padovano of
the First District Court of Appeal be
retained in office?
YES
NO
FIRST DISTRICT
COURT OF APPEAL
Shall Judge Lori S. Rowe of
the First District Court of Appeal be
retained in office?
NONPARTISAN SPECIAL
DISTRICT
OCHLOCKONEE RIVER
SOIL & WATER
CONSERVATION DISTRICT
GROUP 2
(Vote for One)
Ralph Mason
Stan Peacock
District Race Below - Check your Voter Info Card
CAPITAL REGION
COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
SEAT 1
(Vote for One)
Glenda C. Herrera-Gray
Ronald Pavalko
District Race Below - Check your Voter Info Card
PINEY Z COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
SEAT 1
(Vote for One)
Jan Bridges
Jeffrey Phillips
Cliff Thaell
District Race Below - Check your Voter Info Card
NONPARTISAN Municipal
District Race Below - Check your Voter Info Card
CITY COMMISSIONER
SEAT 3
(Vote for One)
Stephen Hogge
Nancy Miller
PINEY Z COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
SEAT 3
(Vote for One)
Joe Didier
Rosemary White
District Race Below - Check your Voter Info Card
PINEY Z COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT
SEAT 5
(Vote for One)
YES
Michael D. Lee
NO
Dick Mergy
FIRST DISTRICT
COURT OF APPEAL
Shall Judge Kent Wetherell of
the First District Court of Appeal be
retained in office?
YES
NO
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General Election — Leon County
PROPOSED
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
NO. 1
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
ARTICLE VI, SECTION 7
Repeal of Public Campaign
Financing Requirement
Proposing the repeal of the provision in
the State Constitution that requires public
financing of campaigns of candidates for
elective statewide office who agree to
campaign spending limits.
yes
NO
NO. 2
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
ARTICLE VII, SECTION 3
ARTICLE XII, SECTION 31
Homestead Ad Valorem Tax Credit
for Deployed Military Personnel
Proposing an amendment to the State
Constitution to require the Legislature to
provide an additional homestead property
tax exemption by law for members of the
United States military or military reserves,
the United States Coast Guard or its reserves,
or the Florida National Guard who receive a
homestead exemption and were deployed in
the previous year on active duty outside the
continental United States, Alaska, or Hawaii
in support of military operations designated
by the Legislature. The exempt amount
will be based upon the number of days in
the previous calendar year that the person
was deployed on active duty outside the
continental United States, Alaska, or Hawaii in
support of military operations designated by
the Legislature. The amendment is scheduled
to take effect January 1, 2011.
yes
NO
NO. 4
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
ARTICLE II, SECTION 7
Referenda Required for Adoption
and Amendment of Local Government
Comprehensive Land Use Plans
Establishes that before a local government
may adopt a new comprehensive land use
plan, or amend a comprehensive land use
plan, the proposed plan or amendment shall
be subject to vote of the electors of the
local government by referendum, following
preparation by the local planning agency,
consideration by the governing body and
notice. Provides definitions.
The amendment’s impact on local
government expenditures cannot be
estimated precisely. Local governments will
incur additional costs due to the requirement
to conduct referenda in order to adopt
comprehensive plans or amendments
thereto. The amount of such costs depends
upon the frequency, timing and method of
the referenda, and includes the costs of ballot
preparation, election administration, and
associated expenses. The impact on state
government expenditures will be insignificant.
NO. 6
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
ARTICLE III, SECTION 20
Standards for Legislature to
Follow in Congressional Redistricting
Congressional districts or districting plans
may not be drawn to favor or disfavor an
incumbent or political party. Districts shall
not be drawn to deny racial or language
minorities the equal opportunity to
participate in the political process and elect
representatives of their choice. Districts must
be contiguous. Unless otherwise required,
districts must be compact, as equal in
population as feasible, and where feasible
must make use of existing city, county and
geographical boundaries.
The fiscal impact cannot be determined
precisely. State government and state
courts may incur additional costs if litigation
increases beyond the number or complexity
of cases which would have occurred in the
amendment’s absence
yes
NO
yes
NO
NO. 5
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
ARTICLE III, SECTION 21
Standards for Legislature to Follow
in Legislative Redistricting
Legislative districts or districting plans may
not be drawn to favor or disfavor an incumbent or political party. Districts shall not be
drawn to deny racial or language minorities
the equal opportunity to participate in the
political process and elect representatives of
their choice. Districts must be contiguous.
Unless otherwise required, districts must be
compact, as equal in population as feasible,
and where feasible must make use of existing
city, county and geographical boundaries.
The fiscal impact cannot be determined
precisely. State government and state
courts may incur additional costs if litigation
increases beyond the number or complexity
of cases which would have occurred in the
amendment’s absence.
yes
NO
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PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS 3, 7 and 9 were
removed from the ballot by the
Florida Supreme Court.
OFFICIAL SAMPLE BALLOT
General Election — Leon County
NO. 8
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT
ARTICLE IX, SECTION 1
ARTICLE XII, SECTION 31
PROPOSED COUNTY
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
COUNTY ORDINANCE
2010-23
Tourist Development Council
Management Structure as
COUNTY ORDINANCE
Proposed by the Citizen Charter
2010-20
Review Committee
Petition
Thresholds
and
Prohibited
Revision of the Class Size
Shall the Home Rule Charter for
Subjects as Proposed by the Citizen
Requirements for Public Schools
Leon County, Florida be amended to
Charter Review Committee
The Florida Constitution currently limits the
reflect the current practice of county
Shall
the
Home
Rule
Charter
of
Leon
County,
maximum number of students assigned to
government with oversight of the
Florida
be
amended
to
lower
the
number
of
each teacher in public school classrooms
Tourist Development Council staff by
signatures
required
for
petitions
proposing
in the following grade groupings: for
the County Administrator; effective
ordinances
or
charter
amendments
from
10%
prekindergarten through grade 3, 18
January 1, 2011?
of
the
electorate
countywide,
including
at
students; for grades 4 through 8, 22
least 10% in each single member district, to
students; and for grades 9 through 12,
yes
7% countywide, including at least 5% within
25 students. Under this amendment, the
each single member district; to clarify that
NO
current limits on the maximum number
existing
prohibited
subjects
apply
to
charter
of students assigned to each teacher in
COUNTY ORDINANCE
amendments, in addition to ordinances;
public school classrooms would become
2010-24
effective January 1, 2011?
limits on the average number of students
Employment of the County
assigned per class to each teacher, by
yes
Administrator as Proposed by the
specified grade grouping, in each public
Citizen Charter Review Committee
NO
school. This amendment also adopts new
Shall the Home Rule Charter of Leon County,
limits on the maximum number of students
COUNTY ORDINANCE
Florida be amended to provide the manner
assigned to each teacher in an individual
2010-21
by which the County Administrator shall
classroom as follows: for prekindergarten
be employed and the manner by which the
Limitation
on
Local
Campaign
through grade 3, 21 students; for grades
County Administrator is terminated; effective
Contribution as Proposed by the
4 through 8, 27 students; and for grades 9
January 1, 2011?
Citizen
Charter
Review
Committee
through 12, 30 students. This amendment
Shall
the
Home
Rule
Charter
of
Leon
County,
specifies that class size limits do not apply
yes
Florida be amended to establish limits on
to virtual classes, requires the Legislature
campaign contributions for candidates
NO
to provide sufficient funds to maintain the
for
county
commissioner
and
county
average number of students required by this
COUNTY ORDINANCE
amendment, and schedules these revisions to constitutional offices to $250 per election
2010-25
from individuals or political committees;
take effect upon approval by the electors of
Non-Interference Policy as
effective January 1, 2011?
this state and to operate retroactively to the
Proposed by the Citizen Charter
beginning of the 2010-2011 school year.
yes
Review Committee
Shall the Home Rule Charter of Leon County,
yes
NO
Florida be amended to provide for a nonNO
COUNTY ORDINANCE
interference policy which will not inhibit
2010-22
County Commissioners ability to address
NONBINDING STATEWIDE
the concerns of citizens with the County
Minimum Countywide
ADVISORY REFERENDUM
Administrator or County Attorney, but
Environmental Regulations as
prohibit interference with the performance
Proposed
by
the
Citizen
Charter
Balancing the Federal Budget
of the duties of County employees under the
Review
Committee
A Nonbinding Referendum Calling
direct or indirect supervision of the County
Shall the Home Rule Charter for Leon
for an Amendment to the United
Administrator or County Attorney; effective
County, Florida be amended to provide that
States Constitution
January 1, 2011?
County
ordinances
shall
establish
minimum
In order to stop the uncontrolled growth
regulatory
standards
for
the
protection
of
the
of our national debt and prevent excessive
yes
borrowing by the Federal Government, which environment countywide, with an emphasis
NO
threatens our economy and national security, on supporting healthy natural systems in the
environment;
effective
April
1,
2011?
should the United States Constitution be
amended to require a balanced federal budget
yes
without raising taxes?
yes
NO
NO
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PRECINCT
1201
1203
1205
1251
1253
1255
1257
1259
1301
1302
1303
1309
1311
1313
1315
1317
1319
1321
1327
1351
1353
1355
1357
1359
1361
1501
1502
1503
1505
1506
1507
2251
2252
2301
2303
2305
2307
2351
2355
2360
2361
2363
2365
2401
2451
2501
2502
2503
2505
2507
2509
2511
2513
3101
3103
LOCATION
ADDRESS
Gospel Light Church
John Wesley United Methodist Church
Hilaman Park Golf Course
Jack L. McLean Center
Jack L. McLean Center
Faith Christian Family Center
Woodville Community Center
Southwood Community Center
Lincoln Neighborhood Center
Lincoln Neighborhood Center
Palmer Munroe Community Center
FAMU - Grand Ballroom
Dr. B L Perry, Jr. Library Branch
Smith-Williams Service Center
Jacob Chapel Free Will Bap. Church
Jake Gaither
Bethel AME Church
Jack L. McLean Center
Southwood Baptist Church
Jacob Chapel Free Will Bap. Church
Jacob Chapel Free Will Bap. Church
Southwood Baptist Church
Southwood Baptist Church
Southwood Baptist Church
Woodville Community Center
Family Worship and Praise Center
Family Worship and Praise Center
Lawrence-Gregory Community Center
Springfield Community Center
Co-Cathedral - St. Thomas More
Co-Cathedral - St. Thomas More
Woodville Community Center
Woodville Community Center
Calvary United Methodist Church
St. City Church of God
Tallahassee Community College
Crossway Baptist Church
Oak City Assembly of God Church
Jacob Chapel Free Will Bap. Church
Tallahassee Community College
Tallahassee Community College
Crossway Baptist Church
Fort Braden Community Center
Moose Lodge
Bethel Methodist Church
Palmer Munroe Community Center
Palmer Munroe Community Center
FSU Salley Hall
Calvary United Methodist Church
First Christian Church
Collegiate Village Inn
Oak City Assembly of God Church
Moose Lodge
Tallahassee Little Theatre
Thomasville Road Baptist Church
3415 Apalachee Pkwy
1689 Old St Augustine Rd (Community Room)
2737 Blairstone Rd (Clubhouse)
700 Paul Russell Rd
700 Paul Russell Rd
310 Laura Lee Ave
8000 Old Woodville Rd
4675 Grove Park Dr
438 W Brevard St (Public Room)
438 W Brevard St (Public Room)
1900 Jackson Bluff Rd
Martin Luther King Dr (Student Union)
2817 S Adams St (Training Room)
2295 Pasco St
2333 Lake Bradford Rd (Life Center)
801 Tanner Dr (Community Center)
501 Orange Ave W
700 Paul Russell Rd
5177 Capital Cir SW
2333 Lake Bradford Rd (Life Center)
2333 Lake Bradford Rd (Life Center)
5177 Capital Cir SW
5177 Capital Cir SW
5177 Capital Cir SW
8000 Old Woodville Rd
1609 Branch St
1609 Branch St
1115 Dade St
1702 Joe Louis St
832 W Tennessee St (Community Room)
832 W Tennessee St (Community Room)
8000 Old Woodville Rd
8000 Old Woodville Rd
2145 W Pensacola St (Fellowship Hall)
1415 Daniels St (Fellowship Hall)
444 Appleyard Dr
405 Crossway Rd (Fellowship Hall)
3080 W Tennessee St (Fellowship Hall)
2333 Lake Bradford Rd (Life Center)
444 Appleyard Dr
444 Appleyard Dr
405 Crossway Rd (Fellowship Hall)
16387 Blountstown Hwy (Media Room)
1478 Capital Cir NW (Ballroom)
1470 Bethel Church Rd (Fellowship Hall)
1900 Jackson Bluff Rd
1900 Jackson Bluff Rd
W Call St at Chieftan Way (Lounge)
2145 W Pensacola St (Fellowship Hall)
1319 High Rd (Fellowship Hall)
2121 W Tennessee St (King’s Room A & B)
3080 W Tennessee St (Fellowship Hall)
1478 Capital Cir NW (Ballroom)
1861 Thomasville Rd
3131 Thomasville Rd (Sanctuary)
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PRECINCT
3105
3107
3401
3403
3405
3409
3411
3412
3413
3451
3453
3455
3457
3459
3461
3463
3465
3467
3469
3471
3473
3474
3475
3477
3501
3503
3505
3507
3509
3511
3512
3513
3551
4101
4103
4105
4107
4113
4117
4119
4121
4123
4125
4127
4129
4151
4152
4153
4154
4155
4157
4159
4161
4163
LOCATION
ADDRESS
Jamestown Woods Apartments
Hermitage Center
Freedom Church 1st Assembly of God
Church of the Advent
Piedmont Park Alliance Church
University Ministries
Genesis Church TV
Genesis Church TV
Wildwood Presbyterian Church
Piedmont Park Alliance Church
Candlewood Suites
Timberlane Church of Christ
Fringe Benefits Management Co.
Fellowship Baptist Church
Fresh Fire Worship Center
Kings Way Christian Church
Praise Cathedral
St. Louis Catholic Church
Praise Cathedral
All Saints Anglican Church
Friendship AME Church
Friendship AME Church
Wildwood Presbyterian Church
Bethelonia AME Church
Faith Presbyterian Church
Unitarian Universalist Church
Marzuq Shrine Center
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Marzuq Shrine Center
Astoria Park Elementary
Astoria Park Elementary
University Ministries
Candlewood Suites
Premier Health & Fitness Center
Fellowship Presbyterian Church
St. Peters Prim. Bap. Church
St. Peters Prim. Bap. Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Presbyterian Church
Good Shepherd Catholic Church
Premier Health & Fitness Center
Good Shepherd Catholic Church
Celebration Baptist Church
Celebration Baptist Church
Northeast Branch Library
St. Peters Prim. Bap. Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Trinity Assembly of God
Trinity Assembly of God
Westminster Oaks
Lighthouse Childrens Home
Miccosukee Community Center
The Retreat at Bradleys Pond
Westminster Presbyterian Church
3150 Windsong Dr
1801 Hermitage Blvd
2801 Thomasville Rd
815 Piedmont Dr
3210 Thomasville Rd (Sanctuary)
2640 Old Bainbridge Rd (Fellowship Hall)
4070 Mission Rd
4070 Mission Rd
100 Ox Bottom Rd (Fellowship Hall)
3210 Thomasville Rd (Sanctuary)
2815 Lakeshore Dr
3569 Timberlane School Rd (Fellowship Hall)
3101 Sessions Rd (Torenella Room)
3705 N Monroe St (Fellowship Hall)
3434 N Monroe St
3945 N Monroe St
3206 Capital Circ NW (Fellowship Hall)
3640 Fred George Rd (Sanctuary)
3206 Capital Circ NW (Fellowship Hall)
3840 N Monroe St
5975 Old Bainbridge Rd (Fellowship Hall)
5975 Old Bainbridge Rd (Fellowship Hall)
100 Ox Bottom Rd (Fellowship Hall)
8997 N Meridian Rd (Annex Building)
2200 N Meridian Rd (Fellowship Hall)
2810 N Meridian Rd (Sanctuary)
1805 N Monroe St
2221 Old Bainbridge Rd (Fellowship Hall)
1805 N Monroe St
2465 Atlas Rd
2465 Atlas Rd
2640 Old Bainbridge Rd (Fellowship Hall)
2815 Lakeshore Dr
3521 Maclay Blvd
3158 Shamrock S (Fellowship Hall)
2565 Centerville Rd (Fellowship Hall)
2565 Centerville Rd (Fellowship Hall)
4501 Centerville Rd
3158 Shamrock S (Fellowship Hall)
4665 Thomasville Rd (Fellowship Hall)
3521 Maclay Blvd
4665 Thomasville Rd (Fellowship Hall)
3300 Shamrock E (Family Activity Bldg.)
3300 Shamrock E (Family Activity Bldg.)
5513 Thomasville Rd (Program Room)
2565 Centerville Rd (Fellowship Hall)
4501 Centerville Rd
4852 Mahan Dr
4852 Mahan Dr
1221 Commencement Cove (The Maguire Center)
7771 Mahan Dr (Frueauff Building)
13887 Moccasin Gap Rd
9002 Bradley Rd
4501 Centerville Rd
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LOCATION
ADDRESS
Northeast Branch Library
Bradfordville Baptist Church
Indian Springs Baptist Church
Community of Christ Church
Northeast Branch Library
Wildwood Presbyterian Church
Summerbrooke Golf Club
Timberlane Church of Christ
FL Association of Court Clerks
Christ Presbyterian Church
Canopy Roads Baptist Church
Epiphany Lutheran Church
Deer Lake United Methodist
Deerlake Middle School
Christ Presbyterian Church
Georgia Belle Apartments
Courtyard Marriott
Sue H. McCollum Community Center
St. Stephens Lutheran Church
Sue H. McCollum Community Center
Immanuel Baptist Church
University Sales & Service
Lighthouse Childrens Home
Calvary Chapel (Main Lobby)
Parks & Recreation Dept.
Parks & Recreation Dept.
Optimist Park
John Wesley United Methodist Church
John Wesley United Methodist Church
Jackson Lodge
Tallahassee Elks Lodge
Towne East Baptist Church
Capital City Christian Church
First Church of the Nazarene
First Church of the Nazarene
United Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Life Point Church
Life Point Church
Dept. of Agriculture Complex
Piney-Z Plantation Lodge
Gospel Light Church
Southwood Community Center
Morningside Baptist Church
Tallahassee Heights Church
Capital City Christian Church
Gospel Light Church
Woodrun Baptist Church
Woodrun Baptist Church
Celebrate New Life Church
Celebrate New Life Church
Dorothy Spence Community Center
Dorothy Spence Community Center
Grace Lutheran Church
5513 Thomasville Rd (Program Room)
6494 Thomasville Rd (Fellowship Hall)
5593 Veterans Memorial Dr (Fellowship Hall)
400 Timberlane Rd
5513 Thomasville Rd (Program Room)
100 Ox Bottom Rd (Fellowship Hall)
7505 Preservation Rd
3569 Timberlane School Rd (Fellowship Hall)
3544 Maclay Blvd
2317 Bannerman Rd (Lobby)
925 Bannerman Rd
8300 Deerlake W (Sanctuary)
8013 Deerlake E (Fellowship Hall)
9902 Deerlake W (Gym)
2317 Bannerman Rd (Lobby)
301 E Carolina St (Lobby)
1018 Apalachee Pkwy
501 Ingleside Ave
2198 N Meridian Rd (Fellowship Hall)
501 Ingleside Ave
2351 Mahan Dr
1850 Capital Cir NE
7771 Mahan Dr (Frueauff Building)
8614 Mahan Dr
912 Myers Park Dr (Community Room)
912 Myers Park Dr (Community Room)
1806 Indianhead Dr E
1689 Old St Augustine Rd (Community Room)
1689 Old St Augustine Rd (Community Room)
2818 Apalachee Pkwy (Recreation Hall)
276 N Magnolia Dr
1055 Richview Rd (Fellowship Hall)
6115 Mahan Dr
1983 Mahan Dr (Fellowship Hall)
1983 Mahan Dr (Fellowship Hall)
1834 Mahan Dr (Sanctuary)
2919 Miccosukee Rd
2919 Miccosukee Rd
1224 Pedrick Rd (Sanctuary)
1224 Pedrick Rd (Sanctuary)
3125 Conner Blvd (Administration Building)
950 Piney Z Plantation Rd
3415 Apalachee Pkwy
4675 Grove Park Dr
1560 Pedrick Rd
3004 Mahan Dr
6115 Mahan Dr
3415 Apalachee Pkwy
8203 Apalachee Pkwy
8203 Apalachee Pkwy
3050 Agape Ln
3050 Agape Ln
4768 Chaires Cross Rd
4768 Chaires Cross Rd
2919 Miccosukee Rd
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