Gwinnett County is alerting voters to changes in polling locations in preparation for the upcoming 2025 Special Primary Election. A shift in venues across various precincts has been enacted and will be in force starting immediately. The county's Voter Registrations and Elections department is proactively ensuring that voters are informed of theses modifications by sending out updated precinct cards detailing their new polling places, as detailed in the county's recent announcement.
Additionally, the details of the new polling locations can be found online at the Georgia Secretary of State’s My Voter Page. For the voters whose precincts have changed, an easy-to-use digital tool is available for them to identify their updated voting sites. In a move to streamline the voting process and provide up-to-date information, the county has presented a thorough list of precinct changes, from churches to schools and various community buildings.
Changes in polling places include several shifts: Precinct 003 moving from Hebron Baptist Church to Dacula United Methodist Church, and Precinct 022 transitioning from Peachtree Corners Presbyterian Church to Peachtree Elementary School. Significant moves for other precincts include Sugar Hill Church to Calvary Assembly Church of God (Precinct 025), and Voice of Faith to Mountain Park United Methodist Church for Precinct 064. The list extends, touching different corners of Gwinnett County, each alteration aimed at facilitating voters' access to ballot boxes.
For residents seeking additional information or requiring assistance with the changes, the county has provided a contact number for the Voter Registrations and Elections at (678) 226-7210. In addition, a comprehensive overview of the new polling locations, including addresses and precinct numbers, is posted on the Gwinnett County website.
