10-04-19 Brennan Center For Justice Notice in Re: Unprecleared Voting Machines - Violation of The Voting Act

Notice of Unprecleared Voting Change
April 19, 2010
Mr. T. Christian Herren, Jr.

Acting Chief, Voting Section
Civil Rights Division
Room 7254 – NWB
U.S. Department of Justice
950 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20530
Re: Unprecleared Voting Change in New York City
Via E-Mail and Regular Mail
Dear Mr. Herren:
Pursuant to 28 CFR § 51.29, the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of
Law writes to notify you of an unprecleared voting change. The New York State
Board of Elections (“State Board”) has implemented procedures that deviate from
New York law and previous practice in two ways: (a) the notification that voters
receive when a voter casts an invalid, overvoted ballot; and (b) the manner in which
the voting system handles that ballot. The new practice and procedures provide an
inadequate and confusing message that fails to inform the voter of the effect of voting
more than once in a particular contest. The system also retains an invalid, overvoted
ballot unless the voter affirmatively indicates that she does not want the machine to
“accept” her vote. We write to urge you to notify the state of its failure to submit the
unprecleared changes. In addition, we provide information that shows the new
procedures will have a disproportionately negative impact on the opportunity of
Black voters in particular to exercise the electoral franchise effectively.
I. New York Adopted a New Overvote Policy That It Did Not Submit for
Preclearance And Is Inconsistent With Its December 2 Submission
The New York State Board of Elections must submit the policy change on
overvotes for preclearance before it can be enforced. All changes with respect to
voting, even ones that may appear to be tangential or miniscule, are subject to
preclearance because “[t]he Voting Rights Act was aimed at ‘the subtle, as well as the
obvious’” changes which have the effect of denying citizens their right to vote
because of their membership in a protected class.1 In particular, changes to the
manner of voting, like moving from paper ballots to voting machines, must be
precleared.2 Even changes that are not discriminatory in purpose or effect must be
precleared before being implemented.3
A. New Yorkers Had Overvote Protections before the Change in Policy
Prior to the challenged voting change, New York residents enjoyed two
overvote protections codified by statute and regulations: adequate overvote
notification and a meaningful opportunity to correct any overvote before submitting
the ballot. This is the benchmark against which the change in practice must be
measured.4
Under existing New York election law, a voting machine is required to “notify
the voter that the voter has selected more than one candidate for a single office on the
ballot, notify the voter before the ballot is cast and counted of the effect of casting
multiple votes for the office, and provide the voter with the opportunity to correct the
ballot before the ballot is cast and counted” in the event that a voter votes for more
than one candidate for a single office unless the voter is lawfully entitled to do so.5
New York regulation title 9 § 6210.5.A, which was recently precleared by this
Department, requires that “[a]ll voting systems used in New York State shall be used
in a manner consistent with New York State Election Law, these regulations and the
United States Election Assistance Commission’s 2005 Voluntary Voting System
Guidelines and any conditions specified in the State Board’s certification of the
voting system for use in New York elections.”6 The United States Election
Assistance Commission’s 2005 Voluntary Voting System Guidelines (henceforth
referred to as “EAC Voting Guidelines”) in turn specifies that “in response to a ballot
with an overvote the system shall . . . return the ballot,” among other things,7 and in
the case of paper-based systems, the system shall “[n]otify the voter if he or she has
1
NAACP v. Hampton County Election Comm'n, 470 U.S. 166, 175-176 (1985) (quoting Allen v. State
Board of Elections, 393 U.S. 544, 565 (1969)).
2
Allen v. State Board of Elections, 393 U.S. 544, 568 (1969).
3
Morse v. Republican Party, 517 U.S. 186, 193 (1996).
4
28 C.F.R. § 51.54(b) (2010).
5
N.Y. ELEC. LAW § 7-202(1)(d) (McKinney 2010) (emphasis added).
6
N.Y. COMP. CODES R. & REGS. tit. 9 § 6210.5.A (2010).
7
U.S. Election Assistance Commission, 2005 Voluntary Voting System Guidelines 4.1.5.1(d)(iii)
(2005) (emphasis added).
2
made more than the allowable number of selections for any contest (e.g., overvotes),”
and “[n]otify the voter before the ballot is cast and counted of the effect of making
more than the allowable number of selections for a contest.”8 Section 6210.5.A was
included in the December 2, 2009 submission by Counsel for the State Board of
Elections to the Department of Justice seeking preclearance of the entirety of New
York regulation title 9 § 6210.9
New York’s lever machines, the voting systems replaced by the new
electronic voting machines for which the December 2 submission was drafted,
previously offered ample overvote protections by making it impossible to overvote.
On January 19, 2010, we learned that the State Board of Elections had
adopted a new policy of handling overvotes in the upcoming elections utilizing ES&S
D200 machines, departing substantially from previous practice, state law, and section
6210 as submitted for preclearance.10 The new policy consists of an inadequate and
confusing message that fails to inform the voter in plain English that she has voted
too many times in a particular contest, or that the consequence of casting a ballot is
that her vote in that contest will not be counted; and a retention of the ballot unless
the voter affirmatively indicates that she does not want the machine to “accept” her
vote (henceforth referred to as “the new overvote policy”).
On January 21, 2010, the Department of Justice notified the State Board that it
did not interpose an objection to the submission which included section 6210.5.A,
requiring consistency with EAC Voting Guidelines offering adequate overvote
protections. The new overvote policy—made known to us only days before—
represents a change to that benchmark practice. It was not submitted to the
Department of Justice for preclearance.11
8
Id at 2.3.3.2(f)-(h) (emphasis added).
9
This submission is annexed as Appendix A to this letter.
10
E-mail from Douglas Kellner, Co-Chair, New York State Board of Elections, to Lawrence Norden,
Senior Counsel, Brennan Center for Justice (Jan. 19, 2010, 09:03 EST) (on file with the Brennan
Center). This was later confirmed to us on a conference call with State Board of Election
Commissioners Robert Brehm and Todd Valentine on Feb. 25, 2010. The State Board is empowered
to make such decisions for the entire state pursuant to N.Y. ELEC. LAW § 3-102 (McKinney 2010).
Despite this, the New York City Board of Elections has scheduled its own vote on overvote and
undervote handling procedures on April 20, 2010. The City Board’s Steering Committee has
recommended that the City Board adopt the same procedure as has previously been adopted by the
State Board. Memorandum from George Gonzalez, Deputy Executive Director of the New York City
Board of Elections to the Commissioners of the New York City Board of Elections (Apr. 5, 2010) (on
file with the Brennan Center). If the State Board reverses its decision and grants the City Board
permission to make its own determination for handling overvotes, the City Board must submit the new
procedure for preclearance if it takes the recommendation of its Steering Committee and merely adopts
the State Board position.
11
The State Board also appears to have adopted a new policy for handling of undervotes.
Specifically, Section 4.1.5.1(e) of the 2005 VVSG states that “[i]n response to a ballot with an
undervote, the system shall . . . [r]eturn the ballot.” It is our understanding that the State Board has
nevertheless determined that—as with overvoted ballots—undervoted ballots must be retained by the
system, in apparent violation of this guideline. We are not aware of evidence suggesting that this
3
B. The New Overvote Policy Will Not Provide Overvote Protection
1. Confusing Message
Under the new overvote policy, when a ballot is overvoted, the machine’s
“overvote screen” provides a confusing message that uses election jargon (“Over
Voted Ballot”). The image a voter will see is provided below:
There is no explanation of what “over voted” means, nor is there an

explanation of the consequences of casting an overvoted ballot. The screen message
asks the voter whether she would like the ballot be “accepted” (indicated by a green
button with a check mark) or “[not] cast” and “returned” (indicated by a red button
with an “x”).
Members of the State Board have conceded that this message is confusing,
and that most voters will likely not understand what the message means. Specifically,
at a State Board meeting on February 18, 2010, Commissioners Aquila and Peterson
both stated that they believed most voters would not understand the message, with
Commissioner Peterson noting that the message was particularly problematic in light
of the fact that the lever machines voters have used in the past did not allow
overvotes. A transcript of that meeting is annexed as Appendix B.
Our own attempts to collect data on overvotes for paper ballots for counties in
New York City and around New York State suggests that the State Commissioners
were correct to presume that the vast majority of New Yorkers will not understand a
message that merely tells them they have overvoted: almost none of the City and
County board staff we spoke to knew what the word “overvote” meant.
change will have a retrogressive effect on racial minorities with respect to the effective exercise of the
electoral franchise and take no position on the appropriate DOJ response to the undervote policy.
4
2. Retaining the Overvoted Ballot
In contrast to how other jurisdictions use their optical scan systems (including
the DS200) elsewhere in the country, the State Board has also decided that the
machine should retain the ballot when it provides voters with the “over vote”
message, rather than immediately rejecting it and returning it to the voter or requiring
the assistance of a poll worker.
Under New York’s new overvote policy, when a voter who overvotes attempts
to cast the ballot, the machine will begin to beep. The voter will see a confusing
message and a green “cast button,” which she can press to stop the beeping, cast her
vote, and allow the people in line after her to vote.12 Usability experts we
interviewed stated that based on their experience, they believed that the message
(including the graphics), combined with a process that makes it so easy for voters to
cast overvoted ballots would probably encourage the casting of overvoted ballots,
rather than offer a protection against such mistakes.13
C. The State Board of Elections Cannot Claim the Change in Overvote

Policy was Included in the December 2, 2009 Submission
The December 2009 submission comprised a two-page cover letter and

approximately 29 pages of regulation title 9 § 6210 and cannot in any way be
construed to have submitted the new overvote policy for preclearance.
The December 2009 submission did not disclose the State Board’s new
overvote policy. The submission contained no indication of a policy of retaining
overvoted ballots or of omitting reference to the effect of an overvote on a voting
system’s error message. Instead, the cover letter merely described the submitted
regulation as “provid[ing] guidelines for counties to use in implementing electronic
voting,” and the attached regulations did not suggest any new procedures or practices
deviating from the requirements of New York law. The submission, therefore, failed
to put the Attorney General “on notice” as to the new overvote policy.14 Submissions
which are not clear as to the scope of the preclearance request are construed against
the requesting jurisdiction.15
12
See MARY K. GARBER, FLORIDA FAIR ELECTIONS CENTER, EXAMINING FLORIDA’S HIGH OVERVOTE
RATE IN THE 2008 GENERAL ELECTION, PART I: HOW VOTING SYSTEM DESIGN FLAWS LED TO LOST
VOTES 13 (2009).
13
Telephone Interview with Whitney Quesenbery, Principal, WQ Usability (Feb. 6, 2010); Telephone
Interview with Dana Chisnell, Principal, UsabilityWorks (Apr. 6, 2010).
14
See Boxx v. Bennett, 50 F. Supp. 2d 1219, 1227-28 (M.D. Ala. 1999) (holding that a change
affecting recount was not precleared by a submission cover letter suggesting that “the submitted
changes merely effectuated a transition from older methods of voting to an electronic system”).
15
Clark v. Roemer, 500 U.S. 646, 656, 658 (1991) (preclearance submissions must “identify with
specificity each change” and “any ambiguity in the scope of a preclearance request must be resolved
against the submitting authority”); see also McCain v. Lybrand, 465 U.S. 236, 256-57 (1984) (“[a]
request for preclearance of certain identified changes in election practices which fails to identify other
practices as new ones thus cannot be considered an adequate submission of the latter practices.”)
5
The most that the State Board can claim was submitted for preclearance in its
December submission was the change in the overvote protections afforded under
lever machines (complete protection because there was no possibility for overvotes)
to the overvote protections set forth in section 6210.5.A (described above). In other
words, the new overvote policy has not been submitted for preclearance.
II. The New Overvote Policy Will Dramatically Increase Vote Loss for Black
Voters in New York
A number of studies have shown that minority voters, and in particular Black
voters, are more likely to lose votes as a result of overvoting unless the voting
systems provides adequate overvote protection.16
The overvote protection provided by the new overvote policy is essentially

non-existent. As a result, when New York City implements the new policy, we will
see the traditionally higher overvote rate for minority voters, especially Black voters.
As set forth below, recent data confirm that the new policy will result in much higher
overvote rates for Black voters.
A. Available Evidence Suggests The New Overvote Policy Will Result In

Much Higher Overvote Rates for Black Voters
There are at least two reasons to conclude that the State’s new overvote policy
will have a retrogressive effect on Black voters in New York. First, there was a
demonstrable retrogressive effect on Black voters in the Florida counties that adopted
this procedure in 2008 (the only counties in the only major election to adopt this
procedure). Second, there are several factors that suggest, if anything, the
retrogressive effect would be even more dramatic in New York than in Florida.
Of all of the counties that use optical scan machines in the United States, we
are aware of only thirteen counties (all located in Florida) that have used New York’s
new procedure for handling overvotes in a major election (November 2008). These
16
See, e.g., Stephen Knack & Martha Kropf, Voided Ballots in the 1996 Presidential Election: A
County-Level Analysis, 65 J. POLITICS 3, 881 (2003) (finding a significantly higher incidence of voided
ballots in counties with large Black and Hispanic populations and finding that the difference in
overvote rates between minority and white voters disappears in jurisdictions that use equipment that
prohibits overvoting) [hereinafter Knack and Kropf]; D. E. “Betsy” Sinclair & R. Michael Alvarez,
Who Overvotes, Who Undervotes, Using Punchcards? Evidence from Los Angeles County, 57
POLITICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY 1, 15 (2004) (finding that race, gender, and non-English ballot
preference are predictors of high overvote rates) [hereinafter Sinclair and Alvarez]; MINORITY STAFF,
SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS DIVISION, COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT REFORM, U.S. HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES, INCOME AND RACIAL DISPARITIES IN THE UNDERCOUNT IN THE 2000 PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION (2001) (finding that the congressional districts with the highest rates of uncounted ballots
were low-income, minority-dominant districts) [hereinafter Committee on Government Reform];
Michael Tomz and Robert P. Van Houweling, How does voting equipment affect the racial gap in
voided ballots? 47 AM. J. POLITICAL SCIENCE 1, 46 (2002).
6
thirteen counties (the “DS200 counties”)17 saw significantly higher overvote rates
than other counties in the state (the difference is discussed in greater detail in
Appendix C to this letter). More importantly, the differences in overvote rates for in-
precinct Election Day voting between Black and non-Black voters were substantial
and statistically significant in the fifteen counties that used the procedure that New
York has just adopted, and no such racial disparities existed in the other counties.
1. Impact in Florida Counties Using New York’s New Overvote Policy

Confirms Practice Will Have Retrogressive Effect on Black Voters in New
York
We have examined voting and demographic data for the 2008 election for
three of the four largest counties in Florida that used the ES&S DS200 and adopted
New York’s new procedure: Miami-Dade, Pinellas and Orange.18 Each of the three
counties has a significant number of black voters. The data we used in this analysis
are annexed as Appendix D. All show much higher overvote rates for Black than
non-Black voters.
We have analyzed the data using two commonly used approaches for
determining the impact of election laws and procedures on minority voters. Both of
these approaches show significantly higher overvote rates for black voters in Florida
counties that used this unusual procedure for handling overvotes. The two
approaches were approved by the Supreme Court in Thornburg v. Gingles, 478 U.S.
30, 52-53 (1986), for estimating, through the precinct level data, racial differences in
candidate preferences. They are homogenous precinct (HP) analysis and ecological
regression (EG) analysis.
The results for overvoting in Miami-Dade, Pinellas and Orange Counties

show overvote rates well over twice as great for Black voters than non-Black voters
for counties using this unusual procedure for handling overvotes on Election Day:
Black Overvote Non-Black Overvote Difference
Miami-Dade
HP 1.6% 0.6% 2.7 times

EG 1.8% 0.7% 2.6 times
17
These counties are Broward, Charlotte, Collier, Escambia, Lake, Lee, Martin, Miami-Dade, Nassau,
Orange, Pasco, Pinellas, and Sumter. Florida Board of Elections, Voting Systems in Use for the
November 4, 2008 General Election, available at https://doe.dos.state.fl.us/voting-
systems/pdf/VS_Web_Display_05-08-09.pdf (May 8, 2009).
18
Data for Broward County, also among the four largest DS200 counties, was unavailable.
7
Black Overvote Non-Black Overvote Difference
Pinellas
HP 1.4% 0.5% 2.8 times

EG 1.6% 0.5% 3.2 times
Orange
HP 2.1% 0.4% 5.3 times

EG 1.3% 0.3% 4.3 times
2. No Difference for In-Precinct Election Day Voting in Counties That Used

Machines That Immediately Rejected Overvoted Ballots
In contrast, counties in Florida that immediately rejected the overvoted ballot

to the voter had in-person overvote rates on Election Day of zero, or close to it, for all
voters, regardless of race.
For instance, the overvote data for St. Lucie County demonstrates that there
are no racial disparities in overvote rates when machines provide adequate overvote
protections. The overvote rates for St. Lucie County’s absentee ballots—which have
no overvote protections since they are cast by mail rather than by machine—
predictably showed dramatic differences among racial groups: 2.48% for majority
Black precincts, but just 0.06% for majority White precincts. In contrast, there was
no similar racial disparity in overvote rates for in-person precinct voting on Election
Day. In fact, there were no overvotes during in-precinct Election Day voting in four
the majority black precincts in the County.19 (The overvote rate for majority white
precincts—0.046%—was similarly close to zero.)
The 2008 overvote rates for all the Florida counties that immediately rejected
overvoted ballots were essentially zero—between 0.03 and 0.04%. We provide more
detail in Appendix E to this letter.
B. The New Procedure is Likely to Produce Worse Results in New York
The racial discrepancy in overvoting in the Florida counties that used the
overvote policy at issue here is consistent with a general pattern that political
scientists have found throughout the United States: Black voters, in particular, tend to
benefit from effective overvote protection, as required by New York’s law and
regulations and as previously existed on New York’s lever machines.20
19
For the majority Black precincts in the county—the 17th, 18th, 19th, and 24th precincts, which
contain 92%, 88%, 63 %, and 82% Black voters respectively—there were no overvotes in the
presidential contest for in-person voters on Election Day.
20
See Knack and Kropf, supra note 16, at 891-95.
8
Unfortunately, there is reason to believe overvote rates would be even worse
in New York than they were in Florida. We have asked the New York City Board of
Elections to provide us with overvote data for the presidential contest for all paper
ballots cast in New York City in the November 2008 election, for the purposes of
confirming the disparate impact a lack of effective overvote protection is likely to
have on minority voters in New York (unlike voters who voted on lever machines in
2008, voters who cast their votes on absentee, affidavit or emergency paper ballots
would not have had machine overvote protection). While the City Board did not
provide us data by election district so that we could calculate the impact on Black
voters, they did provide us overall overvote data by borough.
The overvote rate on paper (absentee and affidavit) ballots for the presidential
contest in 2008 for the three New York counties covered by Section 5 of the Voting
Rights Act was 1.1% in Bronx County, 0.8% in Kings County, and 0.5% in
Manhattan County. The overvote rates for the Bronx and Kings Counties in
particular are far higher than anything seen county-wide in Florida.21 According to
our analysis, if all voters in covered jurisdictions had cast their ballots on paper
ballots during the 2008 election, the overvote rate would have resulted in the loss of
13,758 votes in these counties, including over 6,000 lost votes in Kings County
alone.22
The benchmark practice was designed to substantially reduce these overvote

rates because the machine would return the invalid ballot, and provide the voter with
meaningful notification of her overvote. These protections guard against the
submission of votes that will not count in the final vote tally. In contrast, the State
Board’s new overvote policy effectively provides no overvote protection because
ballots with overvotes are retained and the machine suggests that the invalid ballot
would be treated like a valid ballot.
C. Counties in Florida and Elsewhere Have Changed Practices as a

Result of High Number of Overvotes in 2008
Information concerning the increased overvote rate and the disparate racial
impact in jurisdictions that failed to automatically return overvoted ballots was
publicly available to the State Board at the time it decided to institute the challenged
overvote policy.23 In fact, upon learning of the high overvote rates in the 2008
21
See Appendix F of this letter. There are several likely explanations for higher overvote rates in New
York State and City than in other jurisdictions, including that: (1) voters in New York have for
decades used lever machines which contained interlock systems that prevented overvotes; (2) New
York allows fusion voting, which results in the repetition of a candidate’s name by all endorsing
parties and can result in a confusing ballot prone to overvotes; and (3) the statutory requirements for
the design of paper ballots makes them far more bewildering than paper ballots used in other states,
including Florida.
22
The total projected votes lost if all voters cast votes on paper ballots during the 2008 election is
4,239 in Bronx County, 6, 150 in Kings County, and 3,369 in Manhattan County. See Appendix E.
23
See MARY K. GARBER, FLORIDA FAIR ELECTIONS CENTER, EXAMINING FLORIDA’S HIGH INVALID
RATE IN THE 2008 GENERAL ELECTION, PART I: HOW VOTING SYSTEM DESIGN FLAWS LED TO LOST
9
election, Miami-Dade County reconfigured its machines so that overvoted ballots
would be immediately rejected and returned to the voter.24 Similarly, upon learning
of the problems Florida experienced with this method of handling overvotes, the State
of Wisconsin conditioned its purchase of the ES&S DS200 on a guarantee from the
company that the machine be reconfigured to immediately return a ballot to the voter
if it detects an overvote.25
Counties in Florida using the DS200 will soon use a different and less
confusing screen message to notify voters of overvoted ballots. A screenshot of that
new message is annexed as Appendix G.
Against this backdrop and the publicly available evidence of the racially
disparate impact of New York’s unsubmitted change, the State Board should not have
adopted the exact practice and procedure shown to increase overvotes in a racially
disparate manner.
Conclusion
Because the New York State Board of Elections failed to submit its new
overvote policy for preclearance—and the available evidence predicts that this change
will have a retrogressive effect on the ability of members of a racial or language
minority group to exercise their vote effectively—we ask the Attorney General to
demand that the New York State Board of Elections submit the overvote notice and
ballot retention configurations of the ES&S DS200 for preclearance. As we noted
above, it is our understanding, based on recent actions taken in Florida and
Wisconsin, as well as representations made by both the New York State Board of
Elections and ES&S, that the DS200 can easily be modified to handle overvotes in a
way that will greatly reduce the number of overvotes for all voters, and eliminate the
discrepancy seen in overvote rates for Blacks and non-Blacks in Florida in 2008.
In addition, the data presented above demonstrates New York is unlikely to be

able to demonstrate the new overvote policy will not have a retrogressive effect “on
members of a racial or language minority group (i.e., will make members of such a
group worse off than they had been before the change) with respect to their
opportunity to exercise the electoral franchise effectively.” 28 CFR § 51.54(a). If the
new overvote policy is eventually submitted for preclearance, the Attorney General
must interpose an objection “if the Attorney General is unable to determine that the
change is free of discriminatory purpose and effect.” 28 CFR § 51.52.
VOTES 16 (2009); See also Knack and Kropf, Sinclair and Alvarez, and Committee on Government
Reform, supra note 16.
24
E-mail from Christina White, Director, Office of Government Affairs, Miami-Dade Elections
Department, to Larry Norden, Senior Counsel, Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law
(Mar. 12, 2010, 14:32 EST) (on file with the Brennan Center).
25
Press Release, State of Wisconsin Government Accountability Board, G.A.B. Approves New Voting
Equipment (Dec. 17, 2009), available at
http://elections.state.wi.us/docview.asp?docid=18635&locid=47.
10
If we can be of any additional assistance in this matter, please contact us.
Sincerely,
____________________________
LAWRENCE NORDEN
Wendy Weiser
Myrna Pérez
Brennan Center for Justice
at New York University School of Law
161 Avenue of the Americas, 12th Floor
New York, NY 10013
(212) 998-6730
Cc: New York State Board of Elections

New York City Board of Elections
11
APPENDIX A
New York State Board of Elections Submission

of 9 N.Y.C.R.R. Part 6210 to the Department of
Justice for Preclearance
State of New York
STATE BOARD OF ELECTIONS
James A. Walsh 40 STEUBEN STREET Todd D. Valentine
Chair ALBANY, N.Y. 12207 Executive Director
Douglas A. Kellner Phone: 518/474-6367 Fax: 518/486-4546 Robert A. Brehm
Chair website: www.elections.state.ny.us Executive Director
Gregory P. Peterson Kimberly A. Galvin
Commissioner Special Counsel
Evelyn J. Aquila Paul M. Collins
Commissioner Deputy Counsel
December 2, 2009
Christopher Coates
Chief, Voting Section
Civil Rights Division r>
Room 7254 - NWB ^
Department of Justice -
.
1800 G St., N.W.
Washington, DC 20006
RE: Section 5 Preclearance Submission

9N.Y.C.R.R. Part 6210
——
Dear Mr. Coates:
Pursuant to Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, as amended, I am

enclosing 9 N.Y.C.R.R. Part 6210 of the New York Board of Elections for
pre-clearance. This regulation applies throughout the State of New York,
although only a portion of the state is subject to the Pre-Clearance
requirements of Section 5. The regulation's effective date was November
19, 2008 but it has not been implemented in those portions of the state
which are subject to mandatory Pre-Clearance as yet. It is anticipated
that as the entire state moves to electronic voting systems for the fall 2010
elections pursuant to the Order (Sharpe, J) of the United States District
Court for the Northern District of New York in United States v. State of
New York et al (06-cv-253) this regulation will be fully implemented.
During this past election season none of the counties subject to
mandatory Pre-Clearance used electronic voting systems.
We are asking for an expedited decision as this change will be fully

implemented in September 2010. The regulation provides for guidelines
for counties to use in implementing electronic voting and addresses not
only pre-election testing but also routine maintenance and testing of the
systems, the provision of demonstration models, voting system
operations, election personnel and their training, paper ballot
requirements, test deck procedures, vote tabulation procedures, ballot
accounting procedures, voting system security, the need for counties to
adopt written procedures to implement the New York State Election Law,
uniform state wide standards for determining valid votes, and minimum
number of voting machine requirements.
The regulations were unanimously adopted by the State Board of

Elections on September 5, 2008.
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
Sincerely
>aul M. Colliris/
Deputy Special Counsel
PMC: me
Enclosures
RETRIEVE BILL Page 1 of 1
Executive
PART 6210
ROUTINE MAINTENANCE AND TESTING OF VOTING

SYSTEMS, OPERATIONAL PROCEDURES, AND STANDARDS
FOR DETERMINING VALID VOTES
(Statutory authority: Election Law, § 3-100, 7-200 and 7-206)
Sec.
6210.1 Definitions
6210.2 Routine maintenance and testing of voting systems
6210.3 Submission of procedures for unofficial tally of
results of election
6210.4 Demonstration models
6210.5 Voting system operations
6210.6 Personnel
62.LQ..r_l Ballots
6210.8 Test deck procedures
6110^9 Vote tabulation
6210.10 Ballot accounting
6210.11 Voting systems security
6210..12 Procedures
GJLIO^LS Standards for determining valid votes
6210.14 Standards for determining valid votes on direct recording elec-
tronic (DRE) equipment
6210.15 Standards for determining valid votes on optical
scan voting systems and/or paper ballots
6210.16 Ballot examples for counting paper ballots
6210.1J Standards for determining valid votes on lever-
type voting machines
6210.18 Three-percent (3%) audit
6.21.0._19 Minimum number of voting machines
http://nyslrs.state.ny.us/NYSLBDCl/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETPART+&QUERY... 5/29/2009
Executive
Section 6210.1 Definitions.

Except to the extent set forth below, the definitions contained in
section 6209 shall apply in this section:
1. "Pre-qualification test": is a test prescribed by the State Board,
conducted immediately prior to the voting systems' use in an election in
which a predetermined set of votes are cast which will ensure that all
voting positions for each ballot configuration are tested. Such votes
shall be entered into the voting system in the same manner as they will
be entered by voters during an election. If a voting system offers
several methods for votes to be entered, such as touch-) screen, push-
button, or other electronic mechanism, a key pad and/or pneumatic switch
for voters with disabilities, or alternate language displays, then a
pre-determined set of votes shall be entered separately using each meth-
od and language display. The results of the casting of said votes and
all voting system logs shall be extracted from the system as though
during normal use in an election, and the results and logs shall be
compared to the predetermined results of the test votes and vote totals
prepared pursuant to regulations and procedures of the State Board.
2. "Printout": means either the printed copy of zero totals, candidate
names and offices and other information produced by the voting equipment
prior to the official opening of the polls or the printed tabulation
report of votes cast for each candidate and question, the names of
candidates and the offices for each candidate and other information
provided after the official closing of the polls.
3. "Election Mode": An operational setting and/or functional level of
a voting system that would allow the user, under the required conditions
stated by law, to make selections, and/or cast a ballot, and which also
uniquely provides the potential to have a marked ballot officially
accepted for counting at the time of a defined election. Note: This mode
of operation may also be synonymous with the term "live vote mode" or
similar. This mode may also be run at any time, either for the running
of realistic simulations for testing, and/or after various maintenance
activities. This mode is specifically required to be run in the conduct
of an official election.
4. "Test Mode": An operational setting and/or functional level of a
voting system that would allow the user to specify/select, access,
and/or test various levels/areas of the device, either, for example,
during possible upgrades, diagnostic testing, and/or specific mainte-
nance activities that may not require full functional simulation, or
capabilities at that time. Note: This mode of operation is a separate
option from Election Mode, and is prohibited from being run in the
conduct of an official election.
5. "Closed Network": A closed network is a stand-alone server that is
used for a specific purpose, such as an Election Management System
(EMS), and to which access is restricted to specific workstations and
users and not connected to any other internal or external network.
http://nyslrs.state.ny.us/NYSLBDC l/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009

Executive
6210.2 Routine maintenance and testing of voting systems.

{A} Testing of all voting systems shall be conducted by the county
board before the use of the system in any election and at such other
times of the year as prescribed by these regulations. Testing procedures
shall be approved by the State Board. The voting system shall be tested
to determine that the system is functioning correctly and that all
system equipment, including but not limited to hardware, memory, and
report printers, are properly integrated with the system and are capable
of properly performing in an election. Testing, other than pre-qualifi-
cation testing, shall be conducted by casting manual votes and may
include the casting of simulated votes.
(B) In addition to vendor-prescribed maintenance tasks and diagnostic
tests, tests of voting equipment shall be conducted by the county board,
on each piece of equipment owned by the county board. Such testing shall
be administered periodically and be completed during the following peri-
ods during each year that the equipment is in use:
(1) January 15 - April 15
(2) April 16 - July 15
(3) July 16 - September 15
(4) September 16 - November 15
Whenever a voting system is to be tested for pre-qualification
purposes, such test must be conducted while the voting system is in
'election mode'. Votes cast for pre-qualification test purposes shall be
manually cast using all of the devices available to voters on election
day (i.e.: audio, key pads and or pneumatic switches, and/or alternate
language displays).
(C) Testing shall include the comparison of software installed on the
delivered system to certified software, via the use a Secure Hash Signa-
ture Standard (SHS) validation program, as described in Federal Informa-
tion Processing Standards Publication 180-2 issued by the National
Institute Standards Technology. (This publication is available electron-
ically by accessing http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/. Alternatively,
copies of NIST computer security publications are available from:
National Technical Information Service (NTIS), 5285 Port Royal Road,
Springfield, VA 22161.)
Testing shall consist of the re-calibration of equipment, as appropri-
ate, pursuant to recommendations made in vendor's maintenance documenta-
tion, and the casting of a 'test deck' by voting the minimum number of
ballots, determined pursuant to the requirements of Section 6210.8 of
these regulations, to ensure that all voting positions for each ballot
configuration are tested. Votes cast for the purposes of this section
shall be cumulative ballots cast on each piece of equipment during each
of the prescribed periods outlined.
(1) If the system does not accurately count the votes from the test
deck cast manually, simulated, or both, (aside from those that were
deliberately designed to fail), or the calibration test, the cause or
causes for the error or errors shall be ascertained and corrected. The
voting system shall be re-tested until there are two consecutive error-
free tests before the system is approved for use in the count of actual
ballots. The commissioners of the county board or their designees shall
certify that they have reviewed and verified the results of said test-
ing. The summary results of all tests, including all inaccurate test
results, their causes and the actions taken to correct them, as well as
the results of all errorless counts, shall be entered upon the mainte-
nance log. All documentation and/or test decks, simulation cartridges
and any test data including but not limited to copies of ballot program-
ming used for required maintenance tests shall be maintained in secure
http://nyslrs.state.ny.us/NYSLBDCl/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009
locked storage for two years after the election, pursuant to NYS
Election Law Section 3-222.
(2) Maintenance logs are to be kept as a permanent record of the coun-
ty board.
(D) During the period including July 16 - September 15 (and in years
when a presidential primary is conducted, during the January 15 - April
15 period) , the test ballot format for each piece of equipment shall
consist of each primary ballot configuration as certified by the county
board, if said equipment is to be utilized in a primary election. The
voting system shall be cleared of all votes and a printed report shall
be produced by the system, to verify the correct ballot configuration
and election configuration, and to confirm that all voting positions are
at zero. Ballots cast for the purposes of this test shall be manually
cast and a printed tabulation report shall be produced. The system shall
again be cleared of all votes and a printed report shall be produced by
the system to confirm that all voting positions are at zero. Each offi-
cer or board charged with the duty of preparing voting machines 'for use
in any election shall give written notice, by first class mail, to the
State Board and to all candidates, except candidates for member of the
county committee, who are lawfully entitled to have their names appear
thereon, of the time when, and the place where, they may inspect the
voting machines to be used for such election. The candidates or their
designated representatives may appear at the time and place specified in
such notice to inspect such machines, provided, however, that the time
so specified shall be not less than two days prior to the date of the
election.
(E) For the period between ballot certification and seven days before
the general election, the test ballot format for each piece of equipment
shall consist of each general election ballot configuration as certified
by the county board. The voting system shall be cleared of all votes and
a printed report shall be produced by the system, to verify the correct
ballot configuration and election configuration, and to confirm that all
voting positions are at zero. Ballots cast for the purposes of this test
shall be manually cast and a printed tabulation report shall be
produced. The system shall again be cleared of all votes and a printed
report shall be produced by the system to confirm that all voting posi-
tions are at zero. Each officer or board charged with the duty of
preparing voting machines for use in any election shall give written
notice pursuant to NYS Election Law Section 7- 128 and Section 7-207, by
first class mail, to the State Board and to all candidates, except
candidates for member of the county committee, who are lawfully entitled
to have their names appear thereon, of the time when, and the place
where, they may inspect the voting machines to be used for such
election. The candidates or their designated representatives may appear
at the time and place specified in such notice to inspect such machines,
provided, however, that the time so specified shall be not less than two
days prior to the date of the election.
(F) In addition to any vendor provided training, the State Board shall
provide training on routine maintenance and testing of voting systems to
county beard personnel responsible for voting systems. The State Board
shall provide sample tests to be utilized by each county board. The
State Board may revise said testing format, based upon its audit and
review.
(G) All results of each routine maintenance test and/or pre-qualifica-
tion test, including the final errorless test, shall be certified as
accurate by the county board commissioners or their designees, and such
certification shall be entered upon the maintenance log for each such
piece of equipment, together with any other information prescribed in

said log by the State Board.
http://nyslrs.state.ny.us/NYSLBDCI/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009
(H) The county board shall certify to the State Board, the completion
of each routine maintenance test and/or pre-qualification test. All
documentation and/or test decks, simulation cartridges and any test data
including but not limited to copies of ballot programming used for
required maintenance tests shall be maintained in secure locked storage
for two years after the election, pursuant to NYS Election Law Section
3-222. Such certification shall be on a form prescribed and furnished by
the State Board, and shall be accompanied by copies of each maintenance
log.
(I) Each county shall keep a detailed log of maintenance performance
and testing procedures. Such logs shall be in a format provided by the
State Board and the same shall have been reviewed by the vendor.
(J) Such logs shall be provided quarterly to or as requested by the
State' Board, for their review and inspection, and shall be made avail-
able to the public.
(K) The State Board may, upon review of the maintenance logs, require
further testing of any such piece of equipment or may remove a piece of
equipment from use in an election until further examination and testing
has been completed, or may rescind certification pursuant to Part 6209.8
of the State Board Regulations.
(1) The State Board may reinstate the certification if the equipment
passes these further tests, and a review of the maintenance logs
supports such reinstatement.
(2) County boards shall make the system or equipment available to the
State Board for any such additional testing and shall provide such
assistance as may be deemed necessary.
(L) During the initial time period in which such system or equipment
is used, to include a primary election and a general election, the State
Board shall assist in the routine maintenance, testing and the operation
of the voting machines or systems. Such assistance shall include but not
be limited to:
(1) election configuration and ballot configuration related to voting
system testing and use
(2) pre-qualification and post-election tests
(3) election day support, via phone, email, facsimile or on-site, as
necessary
(4) post-election support, to include recanvass, challenges, and audit
conducted pursuant to NYS Election Law Section 9-211
(5) staff training
(6) defining personnel requirements and tasks
(7) defining procedures for pre-qualification, post-election, and
maintenance tests
(8) defining procedures for canvassing and recanvassing votes cast in
an election
(M) During successive years, the State Board, whenever it deems neces-
sary, or at the request of a county board, may assist in any or all
aspects of the operation of the system.
Executive
6210.3 Submission of procedures for u n o f f i c i a l tally of results of

election.
County boards which adopt procedures p u r s u a n t to NYS Election Law
Section 9 1 2 6 ( 3 ) shall file such procedures with the State Board of
Elections.
Executive
6210.4 Demonstration models.

(A) During the first five (5) years after purchase, any county which
purchases voting equipment systems shall provide a model, diagram, video
or other electronic instruction (example CD ROM) of such voting system's
equipment for each polling place in its jurisdiction.
(B) Any such model, diagram, video or other electronic instruction
must be approved by the State Board and must meet the following specifi-
cations:
(1) may not contain the name of any party or independent body which
has been continuously used in New York State.
(2) display a ballot layout which shall consist of at least two party
rows and eight voting positions including at least one multiple-candi-
date office (vote for two).
(3) Demonstrate how a voter can:
(a) vote for a candidate, question or proposition.
(b) verify in a private and independent manner the votes selected by
the voter on the ballot before the ballot is cast and counted.
(c) in a private and independent manner change the ballot or correct
any error before the ballot is cast and counted, including the opportu-
nity to correct the error through the issuance of a replacement ballot
if the voter was otherwise unable to change the ballot or correct any
error.
(d) cast a write-in ballot.
(e) cast the ballot.
(f) be notified on the effect of the voter casting multiple votes for
an office or proposal in excess of the number permitted.
(g) be notified on the effects of an undervote.
(h) utilize the accept ballot/reject ballot feature, if any is avail-
able on such voting machine or system.
(C) If a model is used, each model must:
(1] be no less than 11 inches by 14 inches
(2) be operated by electricity and/or a battery power source
(D) If a diagram is used it shall be no smaller than 11 inches by 17
inches.
Executive
6210.5 Voting system operations.

(A) All voting systems used in New York State shall be used in a
manner consistent with New York State Election Law, these Regulations
and the United States Election Assistance Commission's 2005 Voluntary
Voting System Guidelines and any conditions specified in the State
Board's certification of the voting system for use in New York
elections.
(B) Only the county board shall have care, custody and control over
all resources for the purposes of conducting elections, including but
not limited to vote counting, preparation and custody of ballots, system
maintenance and all testing. If it becomes necessary to transfer control
of any equipment to a vendor for repairs, or to other political subdivi-
sions for use by them in their elections, such voting systems and/or
equipment shall not be used in a live election by the county board until
such time as such equipment is returned to the care, custody and control
of the county board and acceptance testing of each such system or equip-
ment is performed pursuant to Section 6209.10 of the State Board Regu-
lations.
http://nyslrs.state.ny.us/NYSLBDCl/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE-GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009
Executive
6210.5 Voting system operations.

(A) All voting systems used in New York State shall be used in a
manner consistent with New York State Election Law, these Regulations
elections.
(B) Only the county board shall have care, custody and control over
all resources for the purposes of conducting elections, including but
not limited to vote counting, preparation and custody of ballots, system
maintenance and all testing. If it becomes necessary to transfer control
of any equipment to a vendor for repairs, or to other political subdivi-
sions for use by them in their elections, such voting systems and/or
equipment shall not be used in a live election by the county board until
such time as such equipment is returned to the care, custody and control
of the county board and acceptance testing of each such system or equip-
ment is performed pursuant to Section 6209.10 of the State Board Regu-
lations.
Executive
6210.6 Personnel.
It is the responsibility of the county board to provide sufficient and
appropriate staff to perform the functions required for successful use
of the voting system. All tasks shall be defined in written procedures,
and personnel assigned shall be thoroughly trained to carry out their
responsibilities.
Executive
6210.7 Ballots.
(A) For the production of paper ballots or ballot faces for ORE voting
systems, the county board shall contract with a printer or use in-house
print services that have the requisite expertise, staff, and equipment
for printing ballots of the complexity and in the volume required for
the conduct of elections in that county, and that ensures delivery of
finished ballots in time to comply with the relevant provisions of the
NYS Election Law and the election calendar.
(B) Detailed specifications for production of ballots shall be
supplied to the county board by the voting system vendor. These shall
include but not be limited to particulars of the system's ballot such as
weight, grain and color of stock; dimensions of ballot faces, ballots
and ballot cards; corner cuts; perforations, both for ballot boundaries
and for stub boundaries, when appropriate; ballot positions, sensitive
areas and voting targets; pre-marks for imprinting of ballot configura-
tion information; printing registration and tolerances; ink; use of
drying powder; and packaging of printed ballots for shipment and for
storage until time of use. The county board shall transmit these spec-
ifications to the printer chosen to produce its ballots.
(C) In the first year that the voting system is in use, a copy of the
final form and arrangement of each ballot configuration shall be filed
with the State.Board.
(D) Ballots shall be identified by ballot configuration, using marks
which are machine readable and human readable text.
(E) Ballots to be used with poll site optical scan voting systems,
shall be in a form consistent with Election Law Section 7-106. Each
ballot shall have a numbered stub which can be separated from it along a
perforated boundary. Such ballot shall be detached from the numbered
stub prior to the election inspector giving the ballot to the voter and
be retained by the county board in a manner consistent with election-re-
lated document retention requirements.
(1) The ballot stubs shall be sequentially numbered, and shall include
the date of the election, the political subdivision in which the ballot
is valid, and in a primary election, the name of the party conducting
the primary, and further, stubs may be color-coded, to correspond to
same.
(2) Ballot stubs shall include spaces for inspectors to indicate with
their initials, whether the ballot was used for affidavit or emergency
purposes.
(3) Ballots shall be bound in booklets of 100, or in such other incre-
ments as a county board may, by written procedure, deem appropriate.
Binding shall be by staples, to help ensure ballot accountability.
(4) Ballot booklets shall have a cover, on which shall be printed the
date of the election, the political subdivision in which the ballot
booklet shall be valid, the range of sequential ballot stub numbers
contained therein, and such other administrative information as the
county board may deem necessary. In primary elections, booklet covers
shall include the name of the party conducting a primary, and may be
color-coded, to correspond to same.
(5) When more than one ballot booklet is to be used in any election
district, a transmittal sheet shall accompany the booklets, which shall
specify how many booklets are included in the inspector supply bag, the
complete range of sequential ballot stub numbers for that district, and
shall further provide a space or spaces for inspectors to confirm
receipt of all ballots.
(6) Ballot booklet (s) and any transmittal sheet, shall be delivered to
inspectors with other election day supplies, in a separate, secure.
http://nyslrs.state.ny.us/NYSLBDCl/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE-GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009
sealed and labeled envelope or pouch.
(7) Only one ballot booklet at a time should be on the inspector

table, and the remaining booklets shall be kept in their secure envelope
or pouch, in the inspector supply case.
(8) When all ballots in a booklet have been used, leaving only the
cover and the stapled pad of stubs, such booklet shall be returned to
the ballot booklet envelope/pouch and the next appropriately numbered
ballot booklet shall be removed for use.
(9) After the close of polls, the transmittal sheet shall be completed
by the inspectors, indicating which booklets were completely used,
partially used, or not used. The ballot booklet envelope/pouch shall be
sealed and returned to the county board with all other election day
supplies.
(F) The county board shall cause its respective printer(s) to certify
to the county board, upon delivery of ballots ordered:
(1) the actual number of ballots printed
(2) the number of ballots delivered, and
(3) that all other ballots printed have been destroyed.
The county board shall inventory all ballots and ensure the security
of any and all ballots while they are in the possession of the county
board.
(G) For Central Count Paper-Based voting systems, ballots printed for
absentee voting, and those printed for emergency, special and affidavit
purposes shall be tabulated by batch, and be subject to all appropriate
provisions of these Regulations. The county board shall provide a means
by which affidavit, emergency, and special ballots shall be distin-
guished from absentee ballots.
Executive
6210.8 Test deck procedures.

Each county board shall prepare a test deck to be used to verify that
the voting system's election configuration and ballot configuration is
correct and that the voting system will accurately cast and count votes
within each individual ballot configuration.
(A) The ballots shall be voted with a pre-determined number of valid
votes for each candidate, each write-in position, and each voting option
on every proposal that appears on the ballot as certified by the county
board in order to verify that the vote system is programmed to correctly
count the ballots. The deck includes one or more ballots that are
intended to fail, have been improperly voted, or which are voted in
excess of the number allowed by law, and one or more ballots on which no
votes are cast, in order to test the ability of the system to recognize
and/or notify of an under or over vote. If there is more than one ballot
configuration for an election, a separate test deck is created for each
ballot configuration. In election districts that will utilize a single
voting system for two or more ballot configurations, required testing
shall consist of a different test deck for each ballot configuration to
be utilized on such voting system, to ensure that the addition of multi-
ple ballot configurations has not affected the accurate casting and
counting of votes within individual ballot configurations.
(B) Test decks which include sub-decks are created once election
configuration and ballot configuration tasks have been completed, and
ballot configurations have been verified, utilizing detailed procedures
for preparation of a test deck prescribed to the county board by the
State Board. Using a tool or tools, (i.e. Excel) make a test script for
each specific ballot within the test deck, such that when all test
ballots within the test deck are completely cast it will accurately test
all positions, undervotes, overvotes, write-in positions propositions
and ballots that are deliberately designed to fail.
(1) To create a test deck on an optical scan voting system, test
ballots must be marked, following the pattern determined to sufficiently
test the ballot programming, logic, and accuracy.
(a) For optical scan voting systems, the test deck includes one or
more ballots on which two or more votes are cast for a candidate whose
name appears on the ballot more than once for the same office in order
to test the ability of the system to count only the first of such votes
for the candidate.
(2) To create a test deck for DRE systems, the creation of a test
script is required, so that the pattern of votes can be followed, to
facilitate the manual casting of same.
(a) For DRE Systems, the test deck includes one or more ballots in
which an attempt is made to cast two or more votes for a candidate whose
name appears on the ballot more than once for the same office in order
to test the ability of the system to accurately cast the voter's
choice(s) for such office.
(3) Assign each ballot in the script a unique ballot number.
(4) Calculate the number of ballots required to conduct each test.
This calculation is the minimum number of ballots that must be cast on
each voting machine or system where such ballot configuration is
programmed, pursuant to Section 6210.2 C of these regulations.
(C) Upon creation of a test deck and prior to use in pre-qualification
testing, the test deck must be validated by casting the ballots in the
test deck on a voting machine or system, printing out the tabulation
report and comparing same to the predetermined expected results for that
test deck to ensure accuracy. Any corrections to the test deck must be
made prior to its use in pre-qualificaticn testing.
(D) Once a test deck has been validated, test decks are run by a
bi-partisan team on each voting system for which that particular ballot
configuration is valid. The team shall enter at least one ballot from
each sub-deck using each feature intended for people with disabilities,
and enter at least one ballot from each sub-deck using each language
provided on the unit. While one team member casts votes for the test,
the other member shall monitor that votes are cast correctly.
(1) The test shall be documented by the bi-partisan team, on a log to
be prescribed by the State Board, and the team shall affix their signa-
tures to the log. The log shall include but not be limited to:
(a) The date the test was executed.
(b) The names of the persons who performed the test and recorded the
results.
(c) The serial number of the machine on which the test was executed.
(d) The protective counter number of the machine on which the test was
executed as it appeared both at the beginning and conclusion of testing.
(e) The name or description of the test performed.
(f) The version number of the software under test.
(g) The test result, either 'pass' if the results match the expected
results exactly, or 'fail' if there is even one discrepancy.
(E) The bi-partisan team shall compare the accuracy of the results
reported by the voting system to the expected results and determine if
the machine passed or failed. Any discrepancies indicate a failure and
must be investigated.
(1) If a test deck is run on a ORE, and the pre-determined vote count
does not compare to the results reported by the voting system, the
bi-partisan team shall document the problem, and then compare the paper
audit trail transactions to the unique test ballot scripts, to be sure
votes were cast correctly. Any corrections to the test deck itself. or
to the casting of the test deck shall be made, and the test deck shall
be re-run until two error-free test results are produced, pursuant to
Section 6210.2(C)(1) of these regulations.
(2) If a test deck is run on an optical scan voting system, and the
pre-determined vote count does not match the computer generated tabu-
lation, then the bi-partisan team shall document the problem and compare
the unique ballot script pattern with the test deck pattern to ensure
that the test deck was made correctly and that all ballots were run. Any
corrections to the test deck itself, or to the casting of the test deck,
shall be made and the test deck shall be re-run until two error-free
test results are produced, pursuant to Section 6210.2 (C)(1) of these
regulations.
(3) If the test deck and voting system fail to produce two consecutive
error-free results, the system shall not be used until such time as the
problem is resolved in a manner consistent with vendor documentation and
State Board procedure.
(F) For DRE systems, the paper audit trail records with the accumu-
lation report shall be signed by the testing team, then bound and placed
in secure storage. For optical scan voting systems, the results report
shall be signed by the bi-partisan team, and placed in secure storage.
After all voting systems upon which a particular ballot configuration is
valid have been tested, the test deck shall be stored with all corre-
sponding reports, audit trails, log sheets and system logs required to
be produced and reviewed pursuant to Part 6210.8(E)(3).
(G) For Central Count Paper-Based systems, after entering all election
ballot codes and creating header cards, if required by the software, the
following verification procedures shall be performed:
{1} place one ballot from the appropriate ballot configuration behind
each header card.
(2) process the complete set of header cards containing the single
ballots against the absentee counting system and ballot counting

program.
(3) if the software rejects a header or ballot card, the cause of the
error shall be ascertained and corrected.
(4) re-process all cards which generated errors to verify correction.
(5) At the discretion of and mutual agreement of a county board's
commissioners, a resolution may be adopted for a specific election,
which may provide that ballots be canvassed manually, rather than by
using the Central Count Paper-Based voting system. Such resolution shall
be filed with the county board's official minutes, and notice of the
resolution and decision shall be provided in writing, to the State Board
and to all 'party chairs and candidates, whose names appear on the
ballots to be counted manually. The county board shall give written
notice, by first class mail, to the State Board and to all party chairs
and candidates who are lawfully entitled to have their names appear on
the ballots, of such resolution.
http://nyslrs.state.ny .us/NYSLBDCl/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009

Executive
6210.9 Vote tabulation.

(A) Preparation of ballots for tabulation by Central Count Paper-Based
Systems.
(1) Ballots shall be reviewed pursuant to the provisions of Section
6210.13 of these regulations, to determine if the ballot is machine-
readable or if the ballot requires that it be manually counted, then
recorded in the official canvass of the votes for the election.
(2) Ballots shall be assembled in separate batches by election
district unless otherwise directed by the county board to preserve the
secrecy of the ballot.
(a) Each batch shall be identified by a header card and at the end of
all batches there shall be an end- or trailer- card, if required by the
software. Header and trailer cards shall be visually distinct from
ballots. Such distinction may be made, for example, by using a different
color card stock, or different edge marking, or by other appropriate
means.
(b) The bi-partisan team of county board personnel shall place header
cards, in order that the votes recorded on each ballot shall be attri-
buted to the correct election district. When placing header cards, as
each is placed by one person, the other person shall verify that the
header card is the correct one for the batch of ballots which follows it
and that it is correctly oriented in the batch.
(3) Ballots shall then be fed into the Central Count Paper-Based
voting system. Following the counting of all ballots, a tabulation
report shall be printed. Two back-up copies of the tabulation report
shall be locked in secure storage.
(4) Where the number of ballots to be canvassed is small, the county
board may provide for canvassing of the ballots by larger units of
representation.
(B) Testing During Ballot Tabulation by Central Count Paper-Based
Systems. The system shall be so designed and constructed that, at the
discretion of the county board, it shall be possible to halt the ballot
tabulation at a point when a portion of the election districts have been
counted, and run the test deck to demonstrate, as in the tests listed in
Section 6210.2 of these regulations, the accuracy and dependability of
the count without interrupting or affecting any official tabulation of
results that may be on the equipment-at that time.
(C) Testing Following the Machine Tabulation of Ballots by Central
Count Systems. Immediately following the machine tabulation of the
ballots from all the election districts and the production of the coun-
ty-wide totals of votes, the pre-count tests listed in Section 6210.2,
shall be run so as to demonstrate the accuracy and dependability of the
count.
Executive
6210.10 Ballot accounting.

(A) Following the counting of all votes in an election, a full
accounting of paper ballots shall be made, and shall be reported on a
form to be provided by the State Board, which shall include:
(1J For each entire election and for each ballot configuration used in
it, the number of paper ballots shall equal the sum of paper ballots
issued to voters and paper ballots not issued to voters, returned but
not sent for tabulation because the voter voted at the polls, ballots
spoiled, and paper ballots not returned. In each category of ballots
issued, the report shall specify how many, if any, and in what category
any emergency or affidavit ballots were used.
(2) For each entire election and for each ballot configuration used in
it, the number of paper ballots not issued to voters shall equal the sum
of the number of paper ballots used for testing/sample purposes and
paper ballots remaining unissued and unused.
(B) The ballot accounting report shall be attested to by the county
board commissioners and shall be retained in accordance with Election
Law Section 3-222.
http://nyslrs.state.ny .us/NYSLBDCl/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009

Executive
6210.11 Voting systems security

County board election officials shall take all steps necessary to
ensure that the voting systems and election processes entrusted to them
are protected against errors, accidents and malicious or fraudulent
manipulation, consistent with voting system security procedures devel-
oped by the State Board.
(A) The county board shall establish procedures and policies which
protect the voting system facility itself, the voting systems stored
therein, and servers and computer systems used therein. The county board
shall also ensure that any security features or processes recommended by
the vendor, such as virus protections, shall be implemented. The county
board shall further provide within the facility, locked, secure storage
for all ballots, system test materials, copies of software, copies of
ballot programming, programming devices, memory devices, disability
access devices, voting system keys, key cards, and all ancillary devices
or voting system components and materials.
(B) County boards shall adopt security procedures which restrict and
document all access to voting systems, computer systems, software, firm-
ware, system components, programming, test materials and any other
ballot creation, counting or other system components. All programming,
maintenance testing, pre-qualification and post-election testing and
canvassing/recanvassing, shall be conducted by bi-partisan teams and be
performed in secure, restricted-access space, and logs shall be main-
tained indicating task/staff assignments time in and out, security pass-
word change dates and other such pertinent data.
(C) Internal security procedures shall require the frequent changing
of passwords at established intervals, including prior to setup for use
in any election.
(1) If at any time the county board discovers that any password has
been lost, shared or otherwise compromised, all passwords shall be
changed.
(2) If persons with administrative passwords are assisting in the
performance of election tasks not related to the administration of the
voting system, they shall perform such work using their staff password,
and not their administrative password.
(D) The county board shall maintain a log, in a manner prescribed by
the State Board, which clearly tracks a chain of custody for each voting
system.
(1) A log shall be maintained for each voting system, identifying the
placement of and serial number on each tamper-evident seal used to
secure the voting system and its devices while in the custody of the
county board, used to secure the device for delivery to poll sites, and
for the securing and return of same, after the close of polls.
(a) At any stage of the administration, programming or conduct of an
election, if a tamper-evident seal is found to have been compromised, or
if serial numbers as logged do not match those on the device, the matter
shall be immediately documented and investigated.
(b) The county board shall adopt procedures which direct their actions
in such investigations, and which identify methods for the resolution or
amelioration of such breaches of security.
(2) A copy of county board security procedures and policies shall be
filed with the State Beard upon adoption.
(E) The Voting System Supporting Software, the Election Management
Software (EMS) and the specific election configuration and ballot
configuration for each election shall be maintained under control of the
county board and placed in secure locked storage at all times when not
in use. Master copies of all election configuration and ballot config-
http://nyslrs.state.ny.us/'NYSLBDC]/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009
uration shall be retained in secured locked storage as designated by the
county commissioners and separate from the location of working copies,

from the time of completion of pre-qualification demonstration testing
and for as long after the election as required by law, these regu-
lations, as ordered by a court, or as directed by the State Board.
(F) The county board shall enforce the provisions of the Election Law
which relate to canvassing and recanvassing of votes cast in an
election, as well as these Regulations and directives of the State
Board.
(G) The voting system and any computers or other peripheral devices
shall be dedicated solely to election configuration, ballot configura-
tion (layout) and vote counting functions, including tests listed in
Section 6210.2 pre-qualification and post-election testing. The system
components used specifically for voting, such as any scanner, ORE or
ballot marking device, shall not be capable of being networked: no
modem, telecommunications nor wireless communications devices may be
components of a voting system. Other components that are not physically
or electronically connected to a scanner. ORE. ballot marking device or
other component used specifically for voting may be configured as a
Closed Network which cannot be connected to any other internal or
external network. Such Closed Network may be used for the preparation of
ballot configuration (layout) and vote counting functions. Any EMS
system configured as a Closed Network requires prior approval and test-
ing by the State Board of Elections. No unapproved software or hardware
may be installed or run at any time on any part of the voting system.
£H) Audit records shall be prepared for all phases of election config-
uration and ballot configuration using devices under the care, custody
and control of the county board. Such audit records shall address the
election configuration and ballot configuration phase, pre-qualification
tests, and voting and ballot-counting operations. The Voting System
Supporting Software shall log and report audit data such that:
(1) Systems shall provide the capability to create and maintain a
real-time audit record to record and provide the operator or election
inspector with continuous updates on voting system status.
(2) All systems shall include a real-time clock as part of the
system's hardware. The system shall maintain an absolute record of the
time and date or a record relative to some event whose time and data are
known and recorded.
(3) All audit record entries shall include the time-and-date stamp.
(4) The generation of audit record entries shall not be able to be
term, or altered by program control, hardware control or by the inter-
vention of any person. The physical security and integrity of the record
shall be maintained at all times.
(5) The system shall be capable of printing a copy of the audit
record.
(6) Any and all reports produced by the printer shall be retained by
the county board in accordance with Election Law and these Regulations.
(I) All vote counting programs, including the voting system supporting
software and the specific election configuration and ballot configura-
tion coding for each election, shall be available for inspection by the
State Board.
(J) The county board shall adept a contingency plan, which addresses
how an election shall be configured, tested, conducted, and tabulated,
in the event of an unanticipated or unavoidable event. Such plan shall,
at a minimum, identify an alternate site within the county, from which
election management, administrative or canvassing tasks can be
conducted, in the event their own facility is unavailable to them or
otherwise compromised.
(K) Following voting and ballot accounting, the ballots as originally

secured at the close of polls on Election Day, shall be reassembled,
packaged, sealed and labeled.
(1) The county board shall develop a written plan for the retention
and storage of the foregoing, and any other data processing materials
related to the vote counting, and of all documentation of the election.
(2) All such ballots, materials and documents shall be placed in
locked storage in a secure location and shall remain there until the
expiration of the period for challenging elections and for as long as
required by law, State Board Regulations, or unless a court orders their
release.
(L) Voting systems and election management systems shall be imple-
mented such that the county board's voting system will only accept
election configuration and ballot configuration from that board's
election management system and an election management system will only
accept results from that board's voting systems, unless two or more
county boards enter into a mutually-acceptable written agreement to
share election configuration and ballot configuration programming
services. A copy of such written agreement shall be filed with the State
Board.
http://nyslrs.state.ny.us/NYSLBDCl/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT-f&QUERY... 5/29/2009
Executive
6210.12 Procedures.
The county board shall adopt written procedures to further implement
those provisions of the NYS Election Law, the State Board Regulations
elections. Such procedures shall include, but not be limited to, ballot
security, ballot distribution and counting, the challenge process and
systems evaluation. Such procedures shall also include security
provisions covering the physical protection of facilities, data and
communications access control, internal procedural security, contingency
plans, and standards for programming, acceptance testing, audit trails
and documentation. The State Board shall develop guidelines for the
development of security procedures. All procedures shall be submitted to
and approved by the State Board prior to the first use of these systems
in an election.
http://nys1rs.state.ny.us/NYSLBDCl/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009
Executive
6210.13 Standards for determining valid votes.

The State Board hereby adopts the following regulations to provide for
uniform, nondiscriminatory standards for establishing what constitutes a
vote and what shall be counted as a vote for all categories of voting
systems and voting procedures used in New York.
The following standards shall apply in determining whether a ballot
has been properly voted and whether a vote should be counted for any
office or ballot question.
(A.) The following general standards shall apply in the counting of
all ballots and votes, regardless of the voting system used:
(1) A ballot that is marked or signed by the voter in such a way that
it can be identified from other ballots must be voided and none of its
votes counted. Examples of such markings include, but are not limited
to: voter signature, initials, voter name and address, voter identifica-
tion number, messages or text, or unusual markings not related to indi-
cation of the vote choice for a contest. If there are distinctly iden-
tifiable markings on one page of a multiple-page ballot, the entire
ballot must be voided.
(2) A vote for any candidate or ballot measure shall not be rejected
solely because the voter failed to follow instructions for marking the
ballot. If, for any reason, it is impossible to determine the choice of
the voter for any candidate or ballot question, the vote for that candi-
date or ballot question shall be considered void.
(3) A mark is considered valid when it is clear that it represents the
voter's choice and is the technique consistently used by the voter to
indicate his or her selections. Such marks may include, but are not
limited to, properly filled in voting position targets, cross mark "X",
a checkmark, circles, completed open arrow, or any other clear indi-
cation of the voter's choice.
(a) A mark crossed out by the voter, an erasure, or words such as 'no'
next to a candidate's name or a voting position target area for a ballot
question shall not be considered to be a valid vote but will, instead,
be deemed an indication that the voter did not choose to cast a vote for
that candidate or measure and the vote for that candidate or proposition
shall be considered void.
(4) In determining the validity of a partially filled-in voting posi-
tion target area, the consistency of a voter's marks on the entire
ballot shall be taken into consideration. A 'hesitation mark' such as a
dot in the voting position target area shall not be considered a valid
mark unless it is demonstrated that the voter consistently marked his or
her ballot in such a manner.
(5) Overvote. If a contest is marked with a greater number of choices
of different candidates or ballot questions than the number for which he
or she is lawfully entitled to vote, the vote shall not be counted for
that contest, but shall be counted in all other contests in which there
are no overvotes and the voter's choice can be clearly determined.
(6) Undervote. If a contest is marked with a lesser number of choices
of candidates or ballot questions than the number for which he or she is
lawfully entitled to vote, the votes cast for all otherwise properly
marked candidates or ballot questions shall be counted.
(7) If a ballot is marked in each of two or more target areas or
sensitive areas for a candidate whose name appears on the ballot more
than once for the same office, and the total number of votes cast for
such race for different candidates does not exceed the number for which
he or she is lawfully entitled to vote, only the first vote for such
candidate with multiple markings shall be counted for such candidate.
(8) Ballots that are damaged, torn by the Board of Elections or its
agents, or otherwise non-machine processable as submitted by the voter,
shall be manually counted by a bipartisan team of election inspectors

and such vote totals shall be added to the canvass of such other valid
ballots for the respective office(s) and ballot questions.
(9) Unintended machine marks placed on a ballot by the voting system
that are not made at the direction of the voter shall not invalidate the
ballot.
(10) If two or more persons are to be nominated or elected to the same
office or position, a voter may vote for one or more persons whose names
do appear on the ballot and one or more persons whose names do not
appear on the ballot, provided that the total number of votes cast by
the voter for that office or position does not exceed the number of
persons to be elected or nominated to such office or position.
(11) Abandoned Ballot.
(a) If a voter leaves the voting machine or system without casting
their ballot, a bipartisan team of election inspectors shall cause the
ballot to be cast as the voter left it, without examining the ballot.
(b) If a voter leaves their paper ballot in a privacy booth and leaves
the polling place without first casting that ballot on the voting
device, such ballot shall be marked 'spoiled1 and retained by the
election inspectors, accounted for in the Statement of Canvass, and
returned in secure storage with such other spoiled ballots to the county
board.
(12) Write-in votes are votes cast for a person or persons whose
name(s) do not appear on the official ballot.
(a) Write-in votes for persons whose names appear on the official
ballot for that office or party position shall not be counted.
(b) A write-in vote may be cast by the use of a name stamp.
(c) A write-in vote must be cast in the appropriate place on the
machine, or it shall be void and not counted.
(d) A voter need not write in the first and last name of a candidate
in every situation; the standard is whether the election inspectors can
reasonably determine the intent of the voter when they cast their
ballot.
(13) If a ballot is received that is a federal write-in absentee
ballot (pursuant to 42 USC Section 1973ff-2), the county board shall
canvass the ballot as follows:
(a) If the overseas voter designated a candidate by writing in the
name of the candidate or writing in the name of a political party, the
vote is counted for the candidate of that party.
(b) If the overseas voter wrote in only the last name of a candidate
whose name appears on the ballot, the vote is counted for that candi-
date.
(c) If the voter wrote in the name of only a candidate for President
or only a candidate for Vice-president whose name appears on the ballot,
the vote is counted for the electors of that candidate. The name is
entered into the canvass as the official ballot name of the presidential
candidate.
(d) Abbreviations, misspellings or other minor variations in the form
of the name of a candidate or political party shall be disregarded if
the intention of the voter can be ascertained. The name is entered into
the canvass so that its spelling matches the spelling of the candidate's
official ballot name. If it is impossible to determine the voter's
choice of a candidate or candidates for an office upon the official
ballot, such vote shall not be counted, but shall be returned as a blank
vote.
http://nyslrs.state.ny.us/NYSLBDC1/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009
Executive
6210.14 Standards for determining valid votes on direct recording

electronic (ORE) equipment.
(A) A vote cast on a DRE voting device shall be the choice made by a
voter, not to exceed the maximum allowable votes per race or question
than the number for which the voter is eligible to vote, by pressing the
appropriate sensitive area, or using an approved accessibility device to
cast a vote on the DRE voting device in a manner to cause an "X", high-
light or similar designation to display in the voting target position of
the name of the candidate or ballot question for which the voter desires
to vote, followed by the voter activating the cast vote indicator.
(B) To select a candidate or vote on a ballot question, the voter
shall:
(1) Press the appropriate sensitive area on the touchscreen, press the
button, target area, or use an approved accessibility device to choose a
candidate or vote on a ballot question for which the voter desires to
vote;
(2) Type on the touchscreen, or use the scrolling device to select on
the screen, the letters for the name of a write-in candidate in accord-
ance with the instructions for voting on the DRE voting system and press
the appropriate place on the touchscreen or press the button to record
the write-in vote in the designated write-in space;
(3) Press the appropriate place on the official ballot to designate a
write-in candidate and write the name of a candidate on the paper
provided in the write-in candidate window; or
(4) Use an approved accessibility device on an accessible voting unit
to signify the voter's selection of a particular candidate or to vote on
a ballot question for which the voter desires to vote.
(C) To verify selections the county board shall allow the voter in a
private and independent manner to review and verify the votes selected
by the voter on the ballot before the ballot is cast and counted,
including the opportunity to change the ballot or correct any error
before the ballot is cast and counted, including the opportunity to
correct the error through the issuance of a replacement ballot if the
voter was otherwise unable to change the ballot or correct the error.
(D) To cast a ballot, the voter shall:
(1) Press the place on the touchscreen or press the button to activate
the cast ballot indicator, or
(2) Use an approved accessibility device for the accessible voting
unit to signify the voter's desire to cast the ballot.
http://nyslrs.state.ny.us/NYSLBDCI/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009
Executive
6210.15 Standards for determining valid votes on optical scan voting

systems and/or paper ballots.
(A) Standards Indicating a Valid Vote. A vote cast on a paper ballot
shall be the choice made by a voter, not to exceed the maximum allowable
votes per race or question than the number for which the voter is eligi-
ble to vote, by: (the examples below in this section apply to all types
of voting position target areas on ballots, regardless of what form they
may take e.g. rectangle, oval, circle, square, open arrow):
(1) Voter indicates vote choice by consistently filling inside the
entire voting position target;
(2) Voter indicates choice by consistently filling in less than the
entire voting position target for all vote choices on the ballot and the
ballot is processed in a manner consistent with the use procedures
provided and approved for the voting system;
(3) Voter indicates vote choice by consistently placing a distinctive
mark, such as properly filled in voting position targets, a cross mark
"X", a checkmark, a circle, or complete an open arrow inside the associ-
ated voting position target area for a candidate choice or ballot ques-
tion;
(4) Voter marks . vote choices by circling the entire voting position
target area for a candidate or ballot question;
(5) Voter writes in or stamps the name of a candidate in the desig-
nated write-in space for that race, even if the write-in square, oval or
arrow is not marked;
(6) A write-in vote in addition to a vote for another candidate for
the office, with a greater number of choices of different candidates
than the number for which he or she is lawfully entitled to vote, the
vote shall not be counted for that contest, but shall be counted in all
other contests in which there are not overvotes and the voter's choices
can be clearly determined;
(7) Any ballot which has any other mark or marks in the target area or
sensitive area including circling the target area and/or candidate's
name or making a mark through the target area, provided that the votes
do not exceed the maximum allowable votes per race or question than the
number for which the voter is eligible to vote, shall be counted as a
vote for such candidate(s) or ballot question(s);
(8) Any ballot which has a mark or marks in the target area or sensi-
tive area for one candidate, which extended partially into one or more
other target areas or sensitive areas, shall be counted as a vote for
the candidate so marked only if it is readily apparent that at least 3/4
of the mark is in that candidate's area or target area, and no other
candidate is similarly marked;
(9) Any ballot which has a mark that is clearly next to (either before
or after) a candidate's name, or across the name, shall be recognized as
a mark and shall be counted as a vote for the candidate or question so
marked; or
(10) Writings or remarks which appear to be ranking the candidates
(e.g. letters, numbers +/-) shall not be considered valid marks unless
the number of such marks does not exceed the maximum allowable votes per
race than the number for which the voter is eligible to vote.
(B) Standards Indicating an Invalid Vote. A voter's choice shell be
considered an invalid vote, if the:
(1) Voter uses random markings and there is no distinctive and
consistent voting pattern to clearly indicate voter choice(s).
(2) A mark that is between or across more than one candidate's name,
target areas or sensitive areas shall not be recognized as a mark and no
vote shall be counted.
http://nyslrs.state.ny.us/NYSLBDC]/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009
(C) Whenever paper ballots are to be counted manually, the county

board of elections shall use the accompanying "Ballot Examples for
Counting Paper Ballots" as guidance for such counts.
http://nyslrs.state.ny .us/NYSLBDCl/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT-f&QUERY... 5/29/2009

Executive
6210.16 Ballot examples for counting paper ballots.
http://nyslrs.state.ny.us/NYSLBDCl/REGSgetxgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009
Executive
6210.17 Standards for determining valid votes on lever type-voting

machines.
A vote cast on a lever-type voting machine, as specified by the legal-
ly valid ballot instructions, shall be the choice made by a voter, not
to exceed the maximum allowable votes per race or question than the
number for which the voter is eligible to vote, by either operating the
lever adjacent to the name of the candidate or ballot question or by
writing or stamping the name of a write-in candidate whose name does not
otherwise appear on the ballot for that office, in or upon the proper
receptacle or device provided, followed by the voter activating the cast
vote mechanism.
http://nysIrs.state.ny.us/NYSLBDCl/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009
Executive
6210.18 Three-percent (3%) audit.
http://nyslrs.state.ny.us/NYSLBDCl/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYP£=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009
Executive
6210.19 Minimum number of voting machines.

A. The purpose of these determinations is to establish the minimum
number of required voting machines and privacy booths needed for each
polling place based upon the type of voting system and the number of
registered voters (excluding voters in inactive status) assigned to use
that specific voting device in accordance with NYS Election Law sections
7-200 and 7-203.
B. Determinations by Type of Voting System.
(1) Direct Recording Electronic Voting systems:
(a) There shall be at least one direct recording electronic voting
device for every 550 registered voters (excluding voters in inactive
status) at the polling place.
(2) Precinct Based Optical Scan Voting Systems:
(A) There shall be at least one scanning device for every 4,000 regis-
tered voters (excluding voters in inactive status) at the polling place.
(B) Privacy Booths:
(i) There shall be at least one privacy booth for every 300 registered
voters (excluding voters in inactive status), except that in a general
election for governor, or at elections at which electors for President
of the United States are selected there shall be at least one privacy
booth for every 250 registered voters (excluding voters in inactive
status).
(ii) At polling places that accommodate more than 6,000 registered
voters (excluding voters in inactive status), there shall be one privacy
booth for every 350 registered voters (excluding voters in inactive
status) in a general election for governor, or at elections at which
electors for President of the United States shall be selected; and one
privacy booth for every 400 active voters in all other elections.
(iii) A sufficient number of the privacy booths must be accessible to
voters with disabilities.
C. Obligations of the County Boards of Elections.
(1) County boards shall deploy sufficient voting equipment, election
workers and other resources so that voter waiting time at a poll site
does not exceed thirty minutes. Each county board of elections may
increase in a non-discriminatory manner, the number of voting devices
used in any specific polling place.
(2) The inspectors in each election district shall record the number
of persons using audio, tactile or pneumatic switch ballot devices. The
county board of elections shall furnish additional voting machines
equipped with audio, tactile or pneumatic switch ballot devices when it
appears that the number of persons historically using such devices
warrant additional devices.
D. The State Board of Elections may authorize a reduction in the
number of voting devices provided in these regulations upon application
of a county board of elections which demonstrates that such a reduction
will not create excessive waiting time by voters.
APPENDIX B
Transcript of Feb. 18, 2010 New York State

Board of Elections Meeting1
1
The enclosed transcript is the relevant excerpt from the full transcript available at
http://www.elections.state.ny.us/NYSBOE/News/MeetingMinutes/CCTranscriptions02182010.pdf.
February 18, 2010 NYSBOE Board Meeting
1 Contract for Services Related to NYS Voter Data Replication to the Disaster Recovery Database.
2 >> EVELYN AQUILA: That's yours, George.
3 >> GEORGE STANTON: Well here again, I could probably make eyes glaze over. But the short stick
4 is Replistore is the software used to keep our NYS voter database current in both this location
5 and our disaster recovery location too.
6 Because this location with the code and the disaster recovery location and all the voters would be
7 there and everything would be up to date. The resolution is just to authorize to approve to renew
8 this for $10,080 per year, utilizing HAVA requirement funds.
9 >> DOUGLAS KELLNER: So moved.
10 >> JAMES WALSH: Second?
11 >> GREGORY PETERSON: Second.
12 >> JAMES WALSH: All in favor?
13 Ay. Opposed? Carried. Thank you.
14 Discussion on Overvote Procedures
15 Item C. Discussion Regarding Overvote Procedures on Optical Voting Systems. Commissioner
16 Kellner.
17 >> DOUGLAS KELLNER: This is an issue that has been brought to our attention by a letter that
18 was addressed from a large number of voter integrity and good government groups and advocacy
19 groups. A study was done of the screens that are used on scanners to notify voters that their
20 ballot contains an overvote; in other words, where the voters for contest than is allowed and so
21 the vote for that contest would be invalid, because they voted for more than the allowed number
22 of people.
23 What the study pointed out is that the way the screens now notify voters skews the information
Page 16
1 given to the voter that makes it more likely that the voter will just press the override button, so
2 that the voter ends up casting an invalid vote, than to take the ballot back and correct the error.
3 Two states, Wisconsin and Florida, have addressed this issue by revising their screens, so the
4 advocacy groups have asked New York to take a look and do the same thing. Now I understand
5 that the staff had a meeting last week with the advocacy groups, and perhaps Anna could report
6 on that, or Bob?
7 >> ANNA SVIZZERO: I'd be happy to defer to anybody. I think it was more information gathering.
8 They told us what their issues were and also told us what they wanted the outcome to be.
9 From those conversations, we have diverted Bob, unfortunately from acceptance testing the
10 requirements to try to do some initial research on this. We're compiling that. We haven't had a
11 chance to meet in house yet to review the research that we can put together on what the systems
12 do and what it will take to modify both of the systems that the board has certified.
13 But once we do that, I think we'll be prepared for that follow up conference call with those
14 groups, which I think is scheduled for next week at some point, Thursday I think.
15 >>DOUGLAS KELLNER: I would urge you to continue with that. I think specifically the groups are
16 asking for two things.
17 One is that they're asking that we revise the notices that go up on the screen. The second thing
18 that they're asking is that the ballot automatically be rejected is there is an overvote. My initial
19 reaction on this is that I think they make a valid point on the screens. So, for example, the
20 notification that comes up on the screen says "You've overvoted" and a green button comes up
21 that says "Override this” and a red button comes up that says "Take your ballot back to correct
22 the error." So it does sort of skew it into pushing the override rather than the red button that is
23 in the form of a stop sign that says "Take your ballot back." And I saw what Florida had just done
Page 17
1 in revising this, just to reverse it. In big letters: "Warning, your vote will not count in this contest.
2 Please correct the error. "
3 And then the green button is to correct the error and the red button is to override. It just changes
4 it. Now the other thing that the advocates have been asking is that the machine automatically
5 rejects the ballot and not let the voter do the override. I'm not sure that they're right, that that's
6 the best way to do it. All of this, unfortunately, does require work on the part of staff, and if
7 we're going to change it, the vendors will have to modify the software and submit it for re-
8 certification.
9 Now ES&S already did this in Florida, so if it was done properly and re-certified in Florida, then
10 we shouldn't have to go through a whole rigmarole in doing it in New York. We don't know yet
11 what Dominion's response to it will be.
12 >> EVELYN AQUILA: I think there has to be a definition of what overvote means. If you've gone
13 out on the street and said,
14 "What would it mean if you voted and it came up overvote?"
15 "Gee, I don't know"
16 I just asked five people. Out of the five people, three of them did not know. And they were across
17 the scan.
18 I made sure I asked someone in their early 20s, someone who is about 50 and then I asked a
19 senior citizen.
20 Only two had an idea. "Well I must have voted for the same person twice and I must have voted
21 one more than I was supposed to."
22 But the other people said, "Overvote. What's an overvote?"
23 So I think there's a definition. We understand because we do this, but I think there's a question
Page 18
1 about people understanding.
2 >> DOUGLAS KELLNER: Well you have to look at the screens, the text of the screens.
3 >> EVELYN AQUILA: I have to. I haven't seen the screen or how it does it, but I even think there's
4 a question of the simplest language, sometimes, confusing people. And I think we need to pay
5 attention to that. I'm not trying to add another dimension to fixing this problem, but try it.
6 Ask a few people that you know who just go out and vote and really don't think about it the other
7 363 days a year, and see what answers they give you. I was shocked.
8 >> GREGORY PETERSON: I agree with you.
9 I wouldn't be that shocked.
10 Would an overvote on a council -- race or town board race, would that invalidate the entire
11 ballot?
12 If they hit override, they would lose their vote on that particular race.
13 I agree that there's no way that someone is going to understand that by pressing an override
14 button.
15 >>EVELYN AQUILA: Someone said, you know, they give you a list sometimes for judges: vote for
16 four and they give you a list for eight.
17 Some people just go down the list, and then you've got an overvote.
18 >> GERGORY PETERSON: With the lever machines at least the thing locked on you and you said
19 "What's wrong?" and the inspector says, "Why are you taking so long?"
20 "The machine jammed."
21 "No it didn't. You tried to vote five times when it only wanted four votes." You're going to get a lot
22 more of that with the paper ballot here. I don't know, however, whether we have the time for the
23 elections of 2010 to get this done.
Page 19
1 That's the problem. I agree with what they're saying, I agree that the appropriate thing is to make
2 those changes.
3 But to get it done, certified, etc.; we're under a tremendous time constraints here. I don't know
4 how we'll get it done.
5 >> DOUGLAS KELLNER: Well I suggest that they continue to look at it.
6 >> BOB BREHM: Our communication with the group was one, and we explained our technical
7 staff, Bob and his team, are all up at the acceptance testing center. We told them we had a
8 preliminary call to listen to their concern and to hear firsthand what their questions were,
9 other than what was in the letter, and that we would use the two weekend period of time to find
10 out what we could about what the systems did and what it would take perhaps to change them,
11 not saying we all agreed to change anything, but if we had to change something, how long would
12 it take, what would the process be, and that we would get back to them next Thursday.
13 One of the other issues that we talked about is the reality is going through these new machines,
14 there may be other changes that come along, that we document that we need to do, so one, the
15 procedure for changes, we need to make sure we're ready for, and we're looking for information
16 on our voter education page.
17 I know John mentioned what we're trying to do for voter education this year for the state, to go to
18 the website and to learn how to use the equipment. We thought we could put more information
19 however the machine will be for the election, whether it is changed in time or not, to put more
20 information on that education website as to what the voter experience will be if they see such a
21 message on a machine, to make sure we get as much information out to the voters as possible so
22 that they at least understand what happens.
23 And I think also comes to mind a little bit because the Chautauqua County case just made it to the
Page 20
1 Court of Appeals last week, and a number of us watched, either on the webcast or Paul and I had
2 gone over in person and the court was somewhat concerned about a number of things but they
3 were the two ballots that the scanner was unable to scan for whatever reason.
4 They never really got into the issues in court, why the scanner couldn't read them, but when the
5 scanner couldn't read them, what should happen. The lower court upheld our regulation that said
6 if the ballot was otherwise unreadable or machine processable, that they are counted by hand to
7 the extent they can be and they are added to the totals. The lower court upheld that.
8 And a lot of the issues came up to, was when the ballot went into the machine, what training is
9 there for the voter to know, wait 8 seconds because it may kick right back at you. Or what are
10 they supposed to do once they put it in.
11 We trained the poll worker what to expect, but by the time the poll worker turned around and
12 saw one of the pieces of paper in there, one of the voters had already left. So the training and
13 education, having sat through that session in the court and now hearing the same issue raised by
14 many of the advocates, we have to update the voter education information anyway and we are
15 going to spend some money to drive voters to that site to learn how to use it; we want to make
16 sure it includes some of these examples, so at least the voter knows ask for assistance, wait for
17 something to happen, so you know the machine accepted your ballot, or if it kicks it back out or
18 if it gives you a warning, what is the proper information to get to that?
19 >> GREGORY PETERSON: Is there any kind of simplistic explanation that we could put forth in
20 each of the collection districts?
21 >> KIM GALVIN: In the privacy booths, posted in the privacy booths?
22 >> GREGORY PETERSON: Posted in the booth: overvote means, whatever we feel is the most
23 important faux pas that they may make.
Page 21
1 If it happens to be an overvote, overvote means you have voted more than once, more than you
2 can.
3 I can't even explain it now. (laughter)
4 Put it out as succinctly as possible.
5 >> EVELYN AQUILA: In the most simple language.
6 >> GREGORY PETERSON: This will not count, press red button not green button so at least they
7 will know. Something along those lines, which would be a relatively inexpensive cure, band-aid
8 approach.
9 >> EVELYN AQUILA: Like we say if we educate the inspector, the inspector is talking to five
10 people maybe because they are going to be very busy.
11 >> GREGORY PETERSON: Yes they are.
12 >> EVELYN AQUILA: And some people say, "The heck with it; I'll go home." So I think we want to
13 make the voter comfortable, that's very important.
14 And simple minded.
15 >> BOB BREHM: A lot of the counties are spending their education money printing up brochures,
16 so if there were some uniform language that we came up with, we could provide it to the counties
17 as, "here's the language we think is clear, please include it in any mailing."
18 Especially if we're helping pay for the mailing, maybe we could suggest more strongly that they
19 include it or they could at least put it in the website. Any of that standard language, that helps.
20 We're all learning with the new equipment.
21 >> PAUL COLLINS: Commissioner Peterson, you're not alone in your question because that's
22 what the Court of Appeals was very, very interested in. What were the instructions in the, they
23 kept using the term "polling place."
Page 22
1 I'm not quite sure they comprehended the difference between the privacy booth and the scanning
2 area but they wanted to know what were the instructions that were posted, where were they
3 posted.
4 >> GREGORY PETERSON: I'll bet they couldn't come up with language like I just did either.
5 (laughter)
6 >> KIM GALVIN: I'll bet you the traditional races are where it happens most often.
7 >> That's true.
8 >> KIM GALVIN: That's why they are paying so much attention to it. (laughter)
9 >> EVELYN AQUILA: I think that the brochure is a very good idea but I think it also may be very
10 daunting to some people.
11 They see a brochure and think, I have to read twelve pages to go vote. It has to be these simple
12 things: Do A, B, C, D and you can vote.
13 It can't be now read this and that, because it will discourage people from voting and it will give
14 them more things to make mistakes with.
15 >> JAMES WALSH: I think it is obvious that we are in unanimous agreement here and that it is a
16 very legitimate request and some more discussions will have to take place with some various
17 entities, but please keep us informed and help us to come to a solution if we can.
18 >> ANNA SVIZZERO: We'll do that. I just wanted to point out that if you did overvote, if your over
19 vote was for the same person more than once, that vote will count one time. For example...
20 >> DOUGLAS KELLNER: It's not technically an overvote.
21 >> ANNA SVIZZERO: On these scanners now, that vote will actually count, so that won't be
22 voided, but if you voted for five people instead of four in a four race then that's clearly an
23 overvote and that's where the voter becomes disenfranchised in that race only as you put it
Page 23
1 down.
2 >> EVELYN AQUILA: In other words, --, what you're saying is if I vote for Joe Blow on the
3 Democratic line and on the Peoples -- line and on the Conservative line, that vote would only
4 count once. But if you voted where it says "Vote for three" but you voted for four, you have an
5 overvote. I understood that but I just wanted to be clear.
6 >> JAMES WALSH: Which party would be recorded as the vote?
7 >> ANNA SVIZZERO: The first appearance of the candidate's name.
8 >> JAMES WALSH: And when there are four on one side, four on the other, how is that
9 numerically laid out? Is it vertical?
10 >> ANNA SVIZZERO: We're still staying consistent with the ballot layout in that column order, so
11 your name would always appear in the same column, only on multiple lines. So if you were on a
12 Republican line, Conservative line, Working Families line, the Republican vote would count,
13 whatever the first appearance of that candidate's name is.
14 >> BOB BREHM: So if you were there on three lines, Republican, Conservative, Working Family.
15 If they voted you Conservative, Working Family, it would be the first appearing, so Conservative,
16 it starts at the top. So it wouldn't move it up to Republican if they didn't vote for that person.
17 It's where they first voted for that candidate, the highest appearing, where they are first
18 appearing.
19 >> EVELYN AQUILA: In New York City sometimes they are across the ballot. You know what I
20 mean?
21 >> It's the same idea.
22 >> EVELYN AQUILA: The same idea, whoever they hit first counts.
23 >> JAMES WALSH: Executive session, do we have a motion?
Page 24
1 >> DOUGLAS KELLNER: Before we do that, could we set the date for the next meeting. And I don't
2 think there is anything for us to vote on after Executive Session.
3 >> EVELYN AQUILA: The week of March 13th I'll be away.
4 >> DOUGLAS KELLNER: Well I was suggesting maybe the 22nd or the 23rd. The 22nd is a
5 Monday, the 23rd is a Tuesday.
6 >> Tuesday is a little easier.
7 >> Tuesday, March 23rd.
8 >> DOUGLAS KELLNER: Ok, as I said, I don't think there is anything we need to vote on in
9 Executive Session, so we can terminate the camera. We won't be coming back. My motion is that
10 we go into Executive Session to discuss pending litigation and the investigations and campaign
11 financing.
12 >> Second.
13 >> All in favor.
14 >> Ay.
15 >> Opposed. Apparently we have Executive Session.
16 Executive Session
17 End
Page 25
APPENDIX C
Comparison of Overvote Rates in Presidential

Contest for Absentee and In-Precinct Election
Day Voting in Florida in 2008
Comparison of Overvote Rates in Presidential Contest for Absentee and In-
Precinct Election Day Voting in Florida in 2008
In DS200 Counties
 Counties that used the DS200 and adopted the challenged overvote handling
procedure had nearly exactly the same overvote rate for in-precinct voting on
Election Day as for absentee ballots. In other words, voters who chose to vote in-
precinct on Election Day were not provided with an effective overvote protection.
Specifically, they had a presidential contest overvote rate of 0.59% for absentee
voters, and 0.54% for in-precinct voters on Election Day.
 For some perspective, an overvote rate of 0.54% would have produced

approximately 13,000 overvotes in New York City in 2008 and over 40,000
overvotes statewide (by contrast, there were no overvotes on New York’s lever
machines).
In Counties where Overvoted Ballots Are Immediately Rejected
 Two voting systems in Florida were programmed to immediately reject overvoted

ballots. In both cases, in-precinct Election Day overvote rates were almost
brought down to zero.
 In counties that used the first system, the ES&S Optech, absentee overvote rates
were 0.45% versus 0.03% for in-precinct Election Day overvotes (the difference
would have represented over 30,000 votes in New York State in November 2010).
 For counties that used the Premier OS and OSx, absentee overvote rates were
0.27% versus 0.4% for in-precinct Election Day overvote rates (even starting out
with this relative low overvote rate for absentee ballots, the difference between
these two rates would have represented nearly 20,000 extra lost votes in New
York State in November 2010).
APPENDIX D
Data Used in Florida Disparate Impact Analysis

Miami-Dade County 2008
Registration Statistics
Other
Election Day Election Day Election Day Black Hispanic Race Percentage
Precinct Precinct Name Votes Ballots Cast Overvotes White Voters Voters Voters Voters Percentage Black Hispanic
1 Sunny Isles Beach Gov. Ctr 409 411 1 430 18 197 57 2.56410265 28.06267738
2 St. Mary Magdalen Catholic 505 510 4 223 4 257 26 0.784313738 50.39215851
3 Winston Towers Assn 931 990 43 673 10 224 76 1.017294049 22.78738594
4 Intercoastal Yacht Club 698 706 4 297 32 301 76 4.532577991 42.63455963
5 Arlen House Condo West 830 840 2 490 20 255 72 2.389486313 30.46595001
6 Church by the Sea 321 330 6 267 0 40 29 0 11.90476227
7 Bay Harbor Town Hall 702 709 2 438 17 197 61 2.384291649 27.62973404
8 Broad Elementary 446 452 4 256 6 165 23 1.333333373 36.66666794
9 Town of Surfside 1088 1097 7 611 15 387 89 1.36116147 35.1179657
10 Town of Surfside 13 13 0 6 0 7 0 0 53.84615326
11 Biscayne Elementary 518 525 5 178 33 271 36 6.37065649 52.3166008
12 Church by the Sea 234 240 4 201 0 29 9 0 12.13389111
13 North Shore Branch Library 392 399 5 130 20 211 39 5 52.75
14 North Shore Park Youth Ctr. 408 421 8 128 16 240 20 3.960396051 59.40594101
15 Indian Creek Fire Station #4 217 219 1 112 2 92 11 0.921658993 42.39631271
16 North Bay Village City Hall 262 267 2 118 8 117 26 2.973977804 43.49442291
17 Treasure Island Elementary 601 611 6 224 7 313 68 1.143790841 51.1437912
18 Normandy Park & Pool 529 544 13 145 25 314 51 4.672897339 58.69158936
19 Miami Beach Hispanic Com. Ctr. 160 166 4 53 9 88 19 5.325443745 52.07100677
20 Miami Beach Fire Station #3 45 45 0 28 2 11 2 4.651162624 25.5813961
21 North Shore Park Youth Ctr. 307 308 1 89 8 180 28 2.622950792 59.01639175
24 Nautilus Middle School 437 438 1 298 4 106 26 0.921658993 24.42396355
26 Temple Beth Sholom 243 241 1 170 4 45 25 1.639344215 18.44262314
27 Miami Beach Regional Library 125 129 4 60 5 61 6 3.787878752 46.21212006
28 Temple Beth Sholom 236 236 1 172 1 50 14 0.421940923 21.0970459
29 North Beach Elementary 431 430 0 309 2 90 34 0.459770113 20.6896553
30 Miami Beach Botanical Garden 637 639 2 449 7 130 49 1.102362156 20.47244072
31 Miami City Ballet 165 164 0 113 0 35 9 0 22.29299355
32 Miami Beach Regional Library 392 395 1 147 10 208 33 2.512562752 52.26130676
33 21St. Recreational Ctr. 194 199 4 74 6 100 18 3.030303001 50.50505066
34 Miami Beach Botanical Garden 118 120 0 60 3 50 7 2.5 41.66666794
35 21St. Recreational Ctr. 186 188 1 89 4 69 18 2.222222328 38.33333206
36 Flamingo Park Boys/Girls Club 424 427 2 202 15 149 53 3.57995224 35.56085968
37 Miami Beach City Hall 256 258 1 161 5 60 38 1.893939376 22.72727203
38 VFW Post 3559 150 150 0 94 1 40 16 0.662251651 26.49006653
40 South Pointe Elementary 453 460 6 230 10 163 53 2.192982435 35.7456131
42 Fienberg Fisher K-8 371 373 1 193 20 121 40 5.347593784 32.35293961
43 Miami Beach Police Dept. 164 155 0 86 10 55 14 6.060606003 33.33333206
44 Ocean Front Auditorium 95 95 0 38 13 32 11 13.82978725 34.04255295
45 Miami City Ballet 121 123 1 88 2 23 12 1.600000024 18.39999962
Other
46 South Shore Community Ctr. 410 419 5 210 12 139 51 2.91262126 33.73786545
47 Rebecca Towers 105 105 0 85 7 7 3 6.862745285 6.862745285
48 Rebecca Towers 529 533 2 412 16 166 65 2.427921057 25.18968201
49 Key Biscayne Community Ctr. 697 704 6 335 2 320 50 0.282885432 45.26166916
50 Key Biscayne Community Ctr. 498 501 2 454 4 463 38 0.417101145 48.27945709
51 Key Biscayne Community Ctr. 920 925 1 441 0 424 58 0 45.93716049
52 None 0 0 0
53 21St. Recreational Ctr. 13 13 0 10 0 2 5 0 11.76470566
100 111 Bldg UOCAVA--FED ONLY 0 0 0
101 Highland Oaks Elementary 925 931 4 627 29 206 66 3.125 22.19827652
102 Aventura Community Rec. Ctr. 835 842 4 605 5 165 61 0.598086119 19.7368412
103 Aventura Gov. Ctr. 574 592 9 340 16 169 51 2.777777672 29.34027863
104 Ojus Recreation Center 543 554 9 301 48 152 50 8.711433411 27.58620644
105 Highland Oaks Middle 577 578 1 391 16 134 39 2.758620739 23.10344887
106 Greynolds Park Elementary 365 370 4 151 26 154 37 7.065217495 41.84782791
107 N. Miami Beach Fire Station #31 234 243 9 97 16 112 16 6.63900423 46.47303009
108 New Horizons Condo 722 743 14 255 69 374 48 9.249329567 50.13404846
109 Aventura Gov. Ctr. 836 837 1 581 19 173 52 2.303030252 20.96969604
110 McDonald Center 210 209 0 134 17 41 17 8.133971214 19.61722565
111 Commodore Plaza Tower 1232 1251 6 868 32 232 107 2.582727909 18.72477722
112 Plaza del Prado Condo 336 337 3 236 3 74 26 0.884955764 21.82890892
113 Point East Condo 465 475 9 233 16 186 37 3.389830589 39.40678024
115 McDonald Center 953 956 1 248 149 449 102 15.71729946 47.36286926
116 Uleta Community Center 316 318 1 194 49 45 30 15.40880489 14.15094376
118 JFK Middle School 325 332 6 100 92 90 49 27.79456139 27.19033241
119 Sabal Palm Elementary 601 605 3 292 168 87 69 27.27272797 14.12337685
120 N. Miami Beach Sr. High 236 245 5 147 15 64 18 6.147541046 26.22950745
121 Fulford UM Church 343 349 5 60 89 158 44 25.35612488 45.01424408
123 McDonald Center 850 856 5 186 284 275 96 33.76932144 32.69916916
124 Eden Isles Condo 1164 1172 4 652 16 410 87 1.373390555 35.19313431
125 Highland Village 200 202 2 86 26 78 9 13.06532669 39.19598007
126 Allen Park Community Center 444 453 9 67 234 99 49 52.11581421 22.04899788
127 Washington Park Com. Ctr. 741 755 11 68 487 146 57 64.24802399 19.2612133
128 Oak Grove Park 519 537 16 67 277 103 91 51.48698807 19.14498138
129 N. Miami Bch Church Nazarene 652 654 1 90 355 146 68 53.86949921 22.15477943
130 1st Baptist of Greater Miami 848 857 7 163 449 158 85 52.51462173 18.47953224
131 TJ Middle School 618 636 11 145 266 158 55 42.62820435 25.32051277
132 TJ Middle School 23 24 1 5 16 9 1 51.61290359 29.03225899
133 MD County Fire Station #19 379 380 3 53 179 129 20 46.98162842 33.85826874
134 Fulford UM Church 29 29 0 12 5 10 1 17.8571434 35.7142868
135 Sunkist Grove Comm. Ctr. 996 1023 23 42 659 218 88 65.44190979 21.64846039
136 Miami Union Academy 404 406 1 71 289 176 52 49.1496582 29.9319725
137 North Miami Jaycees 81 82 0 24 37 16 6 44.57831192 19.27710915
138 North Miami Elementary 229 231 2 13 157 39 19 68.85964966 17.10526276
Other
139 North Miami Jaycees 247 247 1 31 136 56 23 55.28455353 22.76422691
140 Haitian Evangelical Baptist 292 296 4 37 159 69 32 53.53535461 23.23232269
141 Korean Presbyterian 324 324 1 36 203 55 24 63.83647919 17.29559708
142 Holy Cross Christian Day School 626 651 23 117 259 197 71 40.21739197 30.59006119
143 First Church North Miami 582 591 6 111 249 166 78 41.22516632 27.48344421
144 First Church North Miami 209 211 4 46 58 94 20 26.60550499 43.11926651
145 Natural Bridge Elementary 107 107 0 11 78 11 10 70.90908813 10
146 Keystone Park Com. Ctr. 852 856 3 455 47 290 66 5.477855682 33.79953384
147 Margolis Comm. Ctr. 188 188 0 113 4 54 13 2.173913002 29.347826
148 Beth Moshe Congregation 558 568 8 246 69 204 47 12.19081306 36.04240417
151 Ed Burke Recreation Ctr. 844 847 1 508 61 223 50 7.244655609 26.48456001
152 VFW Post #471 449 455 4 121 151 137 61 32.12765884 29.14893532
153 Stanton Memorial Baptist 604 616 9 45 391 122 53 63.99345398 19.96726608
154 Sibley Elementary 483 486 6 160 142 131 54 29.15811157 26.89938354
155 Miami Shores Christian Church 518 525 6 216 111 149 51 21.06261826 28.27324486
156 Catholic Com. Svcs. Sr. Ctr. 247 249 1 459 23 141 45 3.443113804 21.10778427
157 McCall Community Ctr. 530 532 1 388 14 89 41 2.631578922 16.72932243
158 Miller Elementary 303 119 1 111 77 99 22 24.91909409 32.03883362
159 El Portal City Hall 555 553 5 170 214 141 32 38.4201088 25.31418228
161 Horace Mann Middle School 357 358 1 26 200 103 27 56.17977524 28.93258476
162 Soar Memorial Park 436 440 1 15 297 95 34 67.34693909 21.54195023
170 North Miami Elementary 101 97 0 12 55 19 15 54.45544434 18.81188202
172 Sunkist Grove Comm. Ctr. 27 28 1 1 18 4 3 69.2307663 15.38461494
173 Carrie Meek Elementary 47 50 3 1 49 0 2 94.2307663 0
174 Miami Union Academy 39 40 1 5 16 14 5 40 35
175 Korean Presbyterian 23 23 1 3 12 8 2 48 32
177 Ed Burke Recreation Ctr. 32 32 0 20 2 10 5 5.405405521 27.02702713
178 VFW Post #471 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
180 McCall Community Ctr. 2 3 0 4 0 1 0 0 20
182 Griffing Senior Citizens Ctr. 150 155 5 33 61 57 7 38.60759354 36.07595062
183 Horace Mann Middle School 9 9 0 1 1 3 1 16.66666603 50
185 MD County Fire Station #19 10 10 0 1 8 1 0 80 10
187 Griffing Senior Citizens Ctr. 62 64 1 13 29 11 7 48.33333206 18.33333397
188 Reeves Elementary 3 3 0 0 3 0 0 100 0
Other
189 Haitian Evangelical Baptist 144 144 0 22 75 32 18 51.02040863 21.76870728
201 Landmark Campus 605 617 10 84 35 465 33 5.672609329 75.3646698
202 Landmark Campus 402 404 2 25 195 170 17 47.91154861 41.76904297
203 North County Elementary 739 653 2 3 561 25 44 88.62559509 3.949447155
204 Antioch Missionary Baptist 322 330 6 1 298 8 24 90.0302124 2.416918516
205 Renick Educational Ctr. 603 610 5 11 521 33 49 84.85341644 5.374592781
206 Norland UM Church 809 831 20 54 615 94 70 73.82952881 11.28451347
207 Ro-Mont South Rec. 629 638 8 174 213 161 73 34.29951859 25.92592621
208 Lake Park Condo 978 983 6 402 247 262 65 25.30737686 26.84426308
209 Ives Elementary 843 789 18 172 320 280 89 37.16608429 32.52032471
210 St. Basil Catholic 582 583 1 167 213 128 68 36.97916794 22.22222137
211 Hibiscus Elementary 254 255 2 26 170 25 36 66.14785767 9.727626801
212 Ro-Mont South Rec. 481 494 12 40 329 82 41 66.86991882 16.66666603
213 North Dade Community Church 658 668 7 26 527 79 39 78.53948975 11.77347279
214 Holy Family Episcopal 686 692 5 31 566 44 48 82.14804077 6.386066914
215 Sierra Norwood Calvary 499 514 14 35 391 39 43 76.96850586 7.677165508
216 Grace United Com. Church 192 202 9 15 438 49 48 79.63636017 8.909090996
217 Hotel Roma Golden Glades 570 564 1 22 487 23 39 85.28896332 4.028020859
218 North Dade Middle School 490 506 15 2 457 12 30 91.21756744 2.395209551
219 Bunche Park Elementary 410 417 6 2 383 19 14 91.62679291 4.545454502
220 New Way Fellowship Baptist 421 436 15 8 366 30 27 84.91879272 6.960556984
221 Parkview Elementary 578 583 3 7 503 41 32 86.27787018 7.032589912
222 Miami Gardens Church of Christ 527 530 2 15 483 9 32 89.61038971 1.669758797
223 Cosmopolitan Baptist 518 526 6 10 393 78 48 74.29111481 14.74480152
224 Miami Carol City Sr. High 591 597 6 15 450 92 36 75.8853302 15.51433372
225 Myrtle Grove Presbyterian 803 823 18 15 654 100 45 80.34397888 12.28501225
226 Golden Glades Elementary 715 730 16 13 618 59 44 84.19618225 8.038146973
227 A.J. King Park 642 645 3 20 453 129 42 70.34161377 20.03105545
228 Carol City Middle School 272 274 2 2 234 20 18 85.40145874 7.299270153
229 St. Timothy Lutheran 769 794 25 27 392 313 41 50.71151352 40.49159241
230 Lake Stevens Middle School 696 701 2 55 146 440 39 21.47058868 64.70587921
231 Bible Baptist Church 717 727 9 68 152 468 39 20.90784073 64.37413788
232 North Glade Elementary 402 402 0 16 153 213 19 38.15461349 53.11720657
233 Florida Memorial University 613 614 1 28 419 125 33 69.25619507 20.66115761
234 Mt. Zion AME Church 246 126 0 7 187 36 21 74.50199127 14.34262943
235 New Fellowship Christian Ctr. 212 222 9 14 74 118 13 33.78995514 53.88127899
236 Kalar Banquet Hall 364 363 3 6 290 57 17 78.37837982 15.40540504
237 Young Elementary 478 480 1 4 398 27 44 84.14376068 5.708245277
238 New Birth Church East 33 33 0 1 16 11 0 57.1428566 39.2857132
239 New Birth Church East 897 907 7 69 655 124 71 71.27312469 13.49292755
240 Carrie Meek Elementary 706 772 14 18 561 97 46 77.70082855 13.43490314
241 Miami Park Elementary 522 529 7 17 330 156 24 62.61859512 29.60151863
242 Lakeview Elementary 497 516 15 30 477 211 52 61.94805145 27.40259743
243 Faith Community Baptist 583 587 0 19 456 62 39 79.16666412 10.76388931
244 Twin Lakes Community Ctr. 566 572 5 18 382 119 49 67.25352478 20.95070457
Other
245 Bible Baptist Church 591 617 24 12 486 74 36 79.93421173 12.17105293
246 Mt. Zion Apostolic Temple 676 704 27 40 93 521 38 13.43930626 75.28901672
247 Madison Middle School 467 484 14 34 173 257 24 35.45082092 52.6639328
248 North Central Branch Library 738 780 39 34 359 330 34 47.42404175 43.59313202
249 Covenant Palms Housing Project 608 617 8 11 480 92 29 78.4313736 15.03267956
250 Mt. Carmel Missionary Baptist 363 376 12 3 326 31 25 84.67532349 8.051947594
251 Arcola Lakes Community Park 467 472 3 7 399 39 27 84.5338974 8.262711525
252 Arcola Park 749 719 27 9 661 50 46 86.29242706 6.527415276
253 Palm Court Apt. 387 404 14 11 319 46 20 80.55555725 11.61616135
254 Highway Church Apostle Faith 560 562 2 3 485 45 34 85.53791809 7.936507702
255 Evans Elementary 297 299 1 2 258 20 20 86 6.666666508
256 Sharpe Towers 574 574 4 107 301 124 40 52.6223793 21.67832184
257 St. James Economic Dev. Ctr. 416 386 2 2 388 12 19 92.16152191 2.85035634
258 NFL Yet Center 279 282 3 0 249 9 15 91.20879364 3.296703339
259 Dayspring Missionary Baptist 386 391 3 8 325 47 13 82.69720459 11.95928764
260 MLK Memorial Park 186 192 5 0 318 48 21 82.17053986 12.40310097
261 Olinda Elementary 780 774 4 4 527 30 33 88.72053528 5.050505161
262 Pepper Towers 469 478 8 0 401 40 20 86.9848175 8.676789284
263 Lorah Park Elementary 499 510 10 2 415 55 25 83.50100708 11.06639862
264 Pharr Elementary 429 434 5 3 372 41 21 85.12585449 9.38215065
265 Opa-Locka Senior Citizen Bldg 140 143 3 3 119 17 5 82.6388855 11.80555534
266 Reaves Sr. Park 15 15 0 0 10 4 1 66.66666412 26.66666603
267 Universal Truth Center 446 467 21 15 235 188 30 50.21367645 40.1709404
268 Reeves Elementary 476 479 1 25 340 90 30 70.10309601 18.55670166
269 Mt. Zion AME Church 507 512 3 0 467 19 27 91.03314209 3.703703642
271 Cultural Arts Center 117 118 1 1 104 5 7 88.8888855 4.273504257
272 Wyche Elementary 711 717 6 54 107 521 38 14.86111069 72.3611145
273 Landmark Campus 374 379 5 24 260 62 29 69.33333588 16.53333282
274 Carol City Elementary 442 458 13 21 245 172 19 53.61050415 37.63676071
275 North Glade Elementary 271 272 1 25 62 182 11 22.1428566 65
276 Florida Memorial University 148 148 0 7 6 120 8 4.255319118 85.10638428
277 Mt. Zion Apostolic Temple 7 6 0 0 2 4 0 33.33333206 66.66666412
278 Dayspring Missionary Baptist 30 32 1 2 5 26 1 14.70588207 76.47058868
279 Covenant Palms Housing Project 11 11 0 0 6 5 1 50 41.66666794
280 Opa-Locka Senior Citizen Bldg 209 210 0 1 193 1 13 92.78845978 0.480769217
281 Reaves Sr. Park 25 25 0 3 0 20 2 0 80
282 Lorah Park Elementary 231 237 3 2 192 27 13 82.05128479 11.53846169
283 Lake Stevens Middle School 8 8 0 0 0 7 1 0 87.5
284 Melrose Elementary 263 259 10 20 9 230 16 3.272727251 83.63636017
285 Melrose Elementary 195 199 6 10 1 169 19 0.502512574 84.92462158
286 Pepper Towers 25 25 0 0 4 22 1 14.81481457 81.48148346
287 Pharr Elementary 4 4 0 1 1 2 1 20 40
288 Olinda Elementary 6 6 0 1 7 0 0 87.5 0
289 Miami Fire Fighter Benevolent 26 27 0 5 0 16 2 0 69.56521606
Other
290 Landmark Campus 192 196 2 14 48 129 8 24.12060356 64.82411957
291 Miami Gardens Elementary 353 356 3 14 82 235 25 23.03370857 66.0112381
292 Freewill Christian 376 378 2 4 321 31 20 85.37233734 8.244680405
293 Ro-Mont South Rec. 86 90 3 23 45 15 6 50.5617981 16.85393333
294 North Dade Community Church 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
295 North Dade Regional Library 250 254 2 4 226 10 15 88.62744904 3.921568632
296 Ingram Elementary 758 776 17 39 415 259 68 53.13700485 33.16261292
301 North Palm Baptist 770 776 4 278 4 459 32 0.517464399 59.37904358
302 Reach Park 784 785 0 233 5 511 37 0.6361323 65.01272583
303 Sunrise Presbyterian 811 814 2 260 71 440 52 8.626974106 53.46294022
304 Country Village Park 1618 1633 11 116 134 1253 79 8.470291138 79.20353699
305 Miami Lakes Branch Library 918 922 3 279 23 564 48 2.516411304 61.70678329
306 Miami Lakes Middle School 632 635 1 164 32 396 44 5.031446457 62.26415253
307 Miami Lakes UM 917 920 2 311 7 557 44 0.761697471 60.60935974
308 Miami Lakes K-8 530 534 3 204 3 300 35 0.55350554 55.35055161
309 Slade Park 1417 1431 10 81 7 1264 72 0.491573036 88.76404572
310 Hialeah-Miami Lakes Sr. High 647 652 5 107 5 518 24 0.76452601 79.20489502
311 Salvation Army 831 850 13 64 15 706 53 1.78997612 84.24820709
312 Cristo Vive Hermanos 716 723 2 65 3 620 38 0.413223147 85.39945221
313 Kalar Banquet Hall 27 27 0 0 0 26 1 0 96.29629517
314 Hialeah Middle School 554 560 5 67 4 466 27 0.709219873 82.62411499
315 Palm Springs Elementary 683 685 2 78 0 574 36 0 83.43022919
316 O'Quinn Park 611 615 2 93 2 498 24 0.324149102 80.71312714
317 Hialeah Fire Station #5 496 496 2 82 1 374 23 0.208333328 77.91666412
318 Du Puis Elementary 572 580 5 68 3 485 24 0.517241359 83.62068939
319 Wilde Community Ctr. 385 389 3 41 4 323 18 1.036269426 83.67875671
320 Sparks Park 950 955 6 79 4 810 48 0.425079703 86.07863617
321 Wilde Community Ctr. 1100 1112 14 62 7 996 53 0.626118064 89.08765411
322 Sheppard Elementary 721 730 8 39 6 643 35 0.829875529 88.93498993
323 La Esperanza Sr. Housing Projec 615 619 1 35 2 567 18 0.321543396 91.15755463
324 Vivian Villas 561 575 12 22 5 532 20 0.863557875 91.8825531
325 Knights of Columbus 420 422 2 46 1 359 12 0.239234447 85.88516998
326 Goodlet Park 1182 1190 5 94 7 1021 69 0.587741375 85.72628021
327 Jose Marti Middle School 796 796 3 26 2 727 40 0.251572341 91.44654083
328 Milander Park 693 702 8 84 1 593 23 0.142653346 84.59343719
330 VFW Post #8330 403 406 3 25 0 354 16 0 89.62025452
331 Milander Park 567 586 14 49 1 518 17 0.170940176 88.54701233
332 Walker Community Ctr. 375 382 6 31 13 324 17 3.376623392 84.15584564
333 Bright Elementary 402 409 5 25 3 364 16 0.735294104 89.21568298
334 Salvation Army 535 544 9 53 4 460 28 0.733944952 84.40367126
335 Cotson Sr. Park 639 645 5 62 97 463 27 14.94607067 71.34052277
337 Bright Park Rec. Ctr. 970 985 8 86 4 839 50 0.408580184 85.69969177
338 Hialeah Moose Lodge $1074 673 678 5 63 2 591 27 0.292825758 86.53001404
Other
340 Babcock Park 886 908 17 61 2 805 31 0.222469404 89.54393768
341 West End Park Com. House 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
342 South East Park 585 598 8 61 4 522 15 0.664451838 86.71096039
343 Miami Springs Middle School 899 907 3 282 12 565 39 1.336302876 62.91759491
344 Miami Springs Rec. Ctr. 967 972 7 371 7 549 39 0.724637687 56.83229828
345 Miami Springs Rec. Ctr. 848 853 2 348 8 447 51 0.936768174 52.34191895
346 Springview Elementary 781 783 1 348 4 392 30 0.516795874 50.64599609
347 Virginia Gardens Town Hall 536 542 4 192 6 317 25 1.111111164 58.70370483
348 Medley Town Hall 230 233 4 39 2 186 6 0.858369112 79.82832336
349 Hialeah Gardens Comm. Hall 1125 1139 14 76 6 1003 52 0.527704477 88.21459961
350 Good Elementary 324 327 3 49 48 216 16 14.58966541 65.65349579
351 Moors Club Center 1590 1581 5 228 228 984 118 14.63414669 63.15789413
352 Miami Lakes Com. Ctr. West 1180 1182 1 236 19 849 65 1.625320792 72.62617493
353 North Trail Park 1469 1471 4 106 8 1284 83 0.540175557 86.69817352
354 Palm Springs Middle School 405 409 3 60 1 323 23 0.24570024 79.36118317
355 Heartland Health Care Ctr. 633 638 5 53 81 470 36 12.65625 73.4375
356 Medley Town Hall 65 66 1 6 0 56 4 0 84.84848785
357 Palm Lakes Elementary 618 625 7 89 1 511 28 0.158982515 81.24006653
359 Roberto Casas park 1369 1373 0 37 11 1247 75 0.802919686 91.02189636
360 Graham Elementary 1220 1225 2 72 0 1104 53 0 89.82913208
361 Patterson Pavillion 124 125 1 7 0 112 7 0 88.8888855
362 Meadowlane Elementary 536 523 2 29 4 479 24 0.74626863 89.36566925
363 Dent park 402 405 2 30 3 355 17 0.740740716 87.65431976
364 palm Springs north Fire Station #4 1027 1035 11 115 57 790 74 5.501930714 76.25482941
365 Chiles Middle School 967 976 7 120 77 697 84 7.87321043 71.26789093
366 Doral Isles Island Club 735 736 2 143 6 519 58 0.826446295 71.48760223
367 imperial lakes Club house 522 525 2 26 2 462 28 0.386100382 89.1891861
368 Westland Gardens Park 1143 1151 5 86 4 1010 55 0.346320361 87.4458847
369 North Palm Baptist 21 21 0 2 1 20 0 4.347826004 86.95652008
370 Sunrise Presbyterian 248 254 4 30 10 192 26 3.875968933 74.41860199
371 Good Elementary 178 174 1 36 24 103 18 13.25966835 56.90607834
372 Country Village Park 294 297 1 38 7 228 23 2.364864826 77.02702332
373 Miami Lakes Branch Library 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
374 Dent park 347 348 0 13 2 317 14 0.578034699 91.61849976
375 Patterson Pavillion 278 282 4 16 0 253 12 0 90.0355835
376 Bright Elementary 54 57 1 2 0 52 5 0 88.1355896
377 Walker Community Ctr. 453 456 2 39 1 402 18 0.217391297 87.39130402
378 VFW Post #8330 259 262 3 25 0 233 10 0 86.94029999
379 Hialeah Fire Station #2 418 425 7 34 0 376 16 0 88.26290894
380 hialeah fire station #1 201 206 5 18 2 183 10 0.938967109 85.9154892
381 Babcock Park 186 191 2 25 0 158 6 0 83.59788513
382 South East Park 357 360 3 30 2 305 17 0.564971745 86.1581955
383 none 0 0 0
Other
384 imperial lakes Club house 303 305 1 20 0 259 15 0 88.09523773
385 Goleman Sr. high school 1120 1122 2 113 15 930 55 1.347708941 83.55795288
386 none 0 0 0
387 Tinsman housing Authority 532 533 1 24 5 504 17 0.909090936 91.63636017
388 West hialeah Gardens Elementar 900 912 8 30 1 833 47 0.109769486 91.43798065
389 palm Springs north Elementary 900 898 0 126 30 689 49 3.355704784 77.0693512
390 Graham Education Ctr. 1137 1141 3 155 15 919 50 1.316944718 80.68481445
401 Fire Fighter memorial Bldg 843 854 7 176 13 593 56 1.551312685 70.76372528
402 Curry middle School 1254 1259 1 108 3 1065 52 0.24429968 86.72638702
403 la Catedral del pueblo 1301 1318 15 90 6 1167 70 0.450112522 87.54689026
404 Seminole Elementary 921 689 7 102 8 781 48 0.851970196 83.17359161
405 Dario park 494 248 3 35 2 436 17 0.408163279 88.97959137
406 Stirrup Sr. Elementary School 607 504 9 39 1 542 24 0.165016502 89.43894196
407 Pepper Sr. Center 432 612 1 28 1 385 20 0.230414748 88.70967865
408 Fontainebleu milton Rental Apt. 941 945 5 92 25 789 47 2.62329483 82.79118347
409 Sweetwater Elementary 340 342 3 19 2 350 35 0.492610842 86.20689392
410 Canosa youth center 1304 1322 16 71 4 1175 63 0.304645836 89.48971558
411 Bell middle School 735 744 8 42 5 663 41 0.665778935 88.2822876
412 Belen jesuit preparatory School 1120 1125 8 112 5 967 46 0.442477882 85.5752182
413 Greenglade Elementary 856 860 7 101 1 715 40 0.116686113 83.43057251
414 hall Elementary 886 891 2 83 3 767 40 0.335946262 85.89025879
415 university lakes Recreation hall 828 833 6 97 3 691 38 0.361881793 83.35343933
416 Douglas Elementary 796 807 8 52 5 704 40 0.624219716 87.89013672
417 Tamiami Regional park 850 853 2 118 41 605 75 4.886769772 72.10965729
419 West Dade Regional library 303 304 1 51 2 238 16 0.651465774 77.52442932
420 Coral Estates park 640 641 0 81 0 538 23 0 83.80062103
421 Bautista Coral park 860 873 5 123 1 684 49 0.116686113 79.81330109
422 Everglades Elementary 450 454 4 60 4 367 25 0.877192974 80.48245239
423 West miami middle School 495 497 2 77 0 399 22 0 80.1204834
424 Tamiami Baptist 681 685 1 77 2 569 39 0.291120827 82.82387543
425 Centro Cristiano 537 555 15 66 0 472 21 0 84.43649292
426 open Bible Temple 435 438 3 83 3 329 21 0.688073397 75.45871735
427 open Bible Temple 407 409 0 80 0 317 13 0 77.31707001
428 West miami Recreation Ctr. 488 496 3 76 2 384 21 0.414078683 79.50310516
429 iglesia Advenista Ebenezer 548 552 2 164 1 357 30 0.181159422 64.67391205
430 iglesia Advenista Ebenezer 698 699 1 101 5 557 33 0.718390822 80.0287323
431 leisure Access Center 418 422 3 109 3 283 27 0.710900486 67.06161499
432 Barnes park 554 558 4 125 0 417 20 0 74.19928741
433 Emerson Elementary 658 658 3 89 0 536 36 0 81.08925629
434 Banyan Elementary 642 651 6 133 2 482 33 0.307692319 74.15384674
435 Rockway middle School 558 560 1 70 2 450 29 0.362976402 81.66969299
436 Rockway park Rec. Bldg. 702 706 2 104 1 572 24 0.142653346 81.59771729
437 olympia heights Elementary 641 644 4 74 3 549 22 0.462962955 84.72222137
438 messiah lutheran 627 639 11 80 0 540 23 0 83.9813385
Other
439 St. Simons Episcoal 1145 1156 9 135 7 969 49 0.603448272 83.53448486
440 Village Green Elementary 634 636 1 100 0 508 25 0 80.25276184
441 Saffir mdc permit center 680 680 2 116 1 533 36 0.145772591 77.6967926
442 Days inn miami intl. airport hotel 372 366 3 18 3 341 11 0.80428952 91.4209137
443 hadley Elementary 508 504 6 47 3 439 24 0.584795296 85.57505035
444 matthews Elementary 677 680 3 46 0 601 33 0 88.38235474
445 Women's history gallery 169 167 0 7 1 149 8 0.606060624 90.30303192
446 Fire Fighter memorial Bldg 2 2 0 0 1 3 0 25 75
447 our lady divine providence 566 568 2 43 5 492 25 0.884955764 87.07964325
448 Women's history gallery 337 338 0 31 3 292 20 0.867052019 84.39306641
449 Thomas middle school 384 386 1 46 0 330 13 0 84.83290863
450 Smith Elementary 508 509 0 117 2 350 44 0.389863551 68.22612
451 Braddock School 843 846 2 75 1 741 34 0.117508814 87.07402802
452 Thomas School 953 958 1 145 11 713 69 1.172707915 76.01279449
453 North Trail Park 12 12 0 3 2 6 0 18.18181801 54.54545593
454 Doral middle School 373 373 0 82 4 268 18 1.075268865 72.04301453
455 Bell middle School 415 422 5 20 1 364 24 0.244498774 88.99755859
456 Belen jesuit preparatory School 101 100 1 8 2 92 1 1.941747546 89.32038879
457 hall Elementary 341 346 3 21 2 297 16 0.59523809 88.39286041
459 Greenglade Elementary 220 224 4 25 1 184 17 0.440528631 81.05726624
460 Sweetwater Elementary 67 68 0 2 1 7 0 10 70
461 Ferguson Sr. high 1976 1990 7 205 18 1600 128 0.922603786 82.00922394
462 Reagan Sr. high 1092 1100 8 176 16 835 69 1.459854007 76.18613434
501 little River Elementary 596 612 13 22 453 83 43 75.37437439 13.81031609
502 Deliverance Tabernacle 291 202 4 74 105 93 26 35.23489761 31.20805359
503 hud 334 347 10 31 15 271 22 4.424778938 79.94100189
504 legion memorial park 345 347 0 217 13 83 25 3.846153736 24.55621338
505 St. matthew freewill baptist 328 334 7 7 276 25 24 83.13253021 7.530120373
506 Edison Courts Com. Ctr. 273 273 1 4 229 29 14 82.97101593 10.50724602
507 Crowder Elementary 465 475 13 1 432 22 24 90.1878891 4.592901707
508 liberty Square Comm. Ctr. 730 739 9 4 658 23 40 90.75862122 3.172413826
509 Flagler Dog Track 471 487 14 34 4 431 16 0.824742258 88.86598206
511 Grove Baptist 589 610 18 0 523 17 34 91.1149826 2.961672544
512 St. paul institutional 516 522 4 3 461 31 27 88.31417847 5.938697338
513 open Door ucc 236 240 5 1 225 3 12 93.36099243 1.244813323
514 miami Edison middle 393 400 6 12 316 49 21 79.39698792 12.31155777
515 louverture Elementary 237 240 2 14 152 64 15 62.04081726 26.12244987
516 morningside park 490 494 2 253 42 157 35 8.624230385 32.23819351
517 jerusalem french SDA 238 244 5 63 84 79 18 34.42623138 32.37704849
518 Church of God prophecy 1 476 500 21 49 258 146 32 53.19587708 30.10309219
519 Shadowlawn Elementary 544 558 14 17 425 72 39 76.85352325 13.01989174
520 meek Art Center 442 457 15 0 400 29 27 87.71929932 6.359649181
521 Edison Towers 686 689 6 9 615 35 36 88.48921204 5.035971165
Other
522 moore park 521 528 3 7 462 39 27 86.35514069 7.289719582
523 Ebenezer um church 316 318 2 12 120 165 19 37.97468185 52.21519089
524 Simpson park recreation 509 514 5 155 10 484 36 1.459854007 70.65693665
525 Duarte park 183 186 3 10 5 165 6 2.688172102 88.70967865
526 Curtis park communiy house 485 494 8 23 48 383 41 9.696969986 77.37374115
527 Duarte park 454 466 11 27 31 379 32 6.609807968 80.81023407
528 Allapattah Branch library 227 235 6 13 29 175 15 12.5 75.4310379
529 Corpus Christi Catholic 826 863 35 46 194 577 54 22.27324867 66.24569702
530 Comstock Elementary 141 146 5 45 24 61 13 16.78321648 42.657341
531 pepper Com. Ctr. Ii 369 388 15 16 254 78 22 68.64865112 21.08108139
532 Christ episcopal 205 206 0 52 108 33 15 51.92307663 15.86538506
533 Culmer neighborhood Svc Ctr. 893 898 11 5 821 25 54 90.7182312 2.762430906
534 miami fire station 2 179 179 0 42 67 56 14 37.43016815 31.28491592
535 Dunbar Elementary 503 520 16 22 244 191 42 48.89779663 38.27655411
536 Wheatley elementary 291 298 7 15 216 51 17 72.24079895 17.05685616
537 De hostas Center 317 330 13 33 55 215 24 16.81957245 65.74923706
538 unity on the Bay 471 487 10 145 45 246 45 9.355509758 51.14345169
540 none 0 0 0
542 jack orr Senor Center 264 271 5 69 19 165 18 7.011070251 60.88560867
543 hud 787 813 27 29 28 720 43 3.414634228 87.80487823
544 Trinity Cathedral hall 724 729 3 373 28 256 70 3.851444244 35.21320343
545 polish American Club 761 777 10 66 7 666 40 0.898587942 85.49422455
546 miami city hall 285 287 0 183 2 85 15 0.701754391 29.82456207
547 maimi fire station 7 778 783 4 51 5 685 37 0.642673492 88.04627228
548 st. michael's church 581 593 12 39 1 521 29 0.169491529 88.30508423
549 kensington park elementary 591 607 15 44 0 544 23 0 89.03437042
550 Miami Fire Fighter Benevolent 279 288 9 59 10 601 21 1.447178006 86.9753952
552 badia senior cener 229 232 3 19 0 204 8 0 88.31169128
553 high community house 462 469 7 54 2 395 20 0.424628437 83.86412048
554 iglesia bautista renovacion 326 333 7 32 1 284 13 0.303030312 86.06060791
555 West End Park Com. House 724 737 6 74 3 620 35 0.409836054 84.69945526
556 residential plaza 705 715 11 54 4 639 23 0.555555582 88.75
557 ig. Cristiano ref buen samaritano 566 575 6 56 0 496 27 0 85.66493988
558 kinloch park community ctr. 380 384 3 24 2 334 27 0.516795874 86.30490875
559 Ebenezer freewill baptist 440 448 5 53 3 370 16 0.678733051 83.71040344
560 kinloch middle school 660 674 10 52 3 583 36 0.445103854 86.4985199
561 iglesia bautista resurrecion 562 558 4 99 4 422 30 0.720720708 76.03603363
562 st. michael's church 783 805 21 60 6 704 36 0.744416893 87.34490967
563 little havana housing project 621 626 6 35 4 557 32 0.636942685 88.69426727
564 hud 433 433 0 28 8 370 25 1.856148481 85.84687042
565 riverside elementary 603 622 18 60 5 519 40 0.801282048 83.17308044
566 hope center 813 834 17 78 16 708 40 1.90023756 84.08551025
Other
568 Simpson park recreation 15 15 0 6 0 8 1 0 53.33333206
569 immanuel lutheran 998 1003 1 498 17 689 92 1.311728358 53.16358185
570 Coral Way Elementary 521 530 6 77 3 419 31 0.566037714 79.05660248
571 El Cordero presbyterian 617 624 3 129 2 460 27 0.323624581 74.43365479
572 shenandoah elementary 431 435 1 63 1 352 18 0.230414748 81.10598755
573 shenandoah park community hou 731 738 10 95 1 604 42 0.134770885 81.40161896
575 Smathers Senior Center 706 728 18 57 3 638 32 0.410958916 87.39726257
576 coral gate park com. Ctr. 803 811 7 134 3 634 38 0.370828182 78.3683548
577 douglas park community house 766 771 3 112 14 601 42 1.82054615 78.15344238
579 silver bluff elementary 890 901 5 192 9 639 59 1.001112342 71.07897949
580 little River Elementary 81 83 1 0 73 8 5 84.8837204 9.302325249
581 museum of science 78 79 0 42 1 32 3 1.282051325 41.0256424
582 museum of science 575 578 0 399 0 159 24 0 27.31958771
584 Rolle Service center 436 441 5 71 242 89 39 54.87528229 20.18140602
585 Virrick park 257 264 2 10 231 7 14 88.16793823 2.671755791
586 md water sewer authority 441 441 0 285 13 116 29 2.934537172 26.18510246
587 plymouth congregational church 640 644 0 447 14 136 46 2.177294016 21.15085602
590 Deliverance Tabernacle 216 218 1 92 40 75 8 18.6046505 34.8837204
591 malcolm ross senior center 531 549 17 29 65 418 34 11.90476227 76.55677795
592 legion memorial park 96 97 1 50 10 36 8 9.615385056 34.61538315
593 citrus grove middle school 320 328 11 11 4 292 15 1.242236018 90.68322754
594 El Cordero presbyterian 42 44 1 20 1 23 1 2.222222328 51.11111069
595 unity on the Bay 353 355 0 120 21 186 29 5.89887619 52.24719238
596 St. paul institutional 36 36 0 3 12 21 1 32.43243408 56.75675583
597 moore park 26 26 0 0 6 19 1 23.07692337 73.07691956
598 malcolm ross senior center 36 37 1 3 3 37 2 6.666666508 82.22222137
599 De hostas Center 77 78 0 32 8 34 8 9.756097794 41.46341324
601 venetian pool 526 527 3 192 1 311 25 0.189035922 58.79016876
602 1st UM church of coral gables 454 456 1 169 2 264 22 0.437636763 57.76805115
603 central christian church of Dade 516 518 2 148 1 337 25 0.195694715 65.94911957
604 American legion post 98 675 678 1 286 14 330 45 2.07407403 48.88888931
605 coral gables youth center 304 305 0 142 1 151 14 0.324675322 49.02597427
606 south miami american legion 31 972 978 6 534 63 336 47 6.428571224 34.2857132
607 coral gables congregational 267 271 1 150 0 106 13 0 39.40520477
608 country club of coral gables 678 679 0 317 2 341 23 0.292825758 49.92679214
610 coral gables youth center 346 346 0 148 1 157 26 0.30120483 47.28915787
611 coral gables senior high 280 283 1 136 0 139 8 0 49.11660767
612 st. augustine catholic 484 489 1 226 10 184 68 2.049180269 37.70491791
613 ponce de leon middle school 526 527 2 269 3 216 43 0.564971745 40.67796707
Other
614 coral gables fire station 2 425 425 0 205 0 200 20 0 47.05882263
615 coco plum woman's club 247 248 1 284 2 231 22 0.37105751 42.8571434
616 gulliver preparatory school 508 508 0 293 3 192 22 0.588235319 37.64706039
617 fire rescue station 3 877 882 2 462 8 370 38 0.911161721 42.14123154
618 old cutler presbyterian 278 268 0 148 3 114 11 1.086956501 41.30434799
619 coco plum woman's club 281 283 2 168 2 100 12 0.709219873 35.46099472
620 fairchild elementary 385 390 3 161 4 192 24 1.049868822 50.39369965
621 1st UM church of south miami 835 852 13 193 419 168 64 49.64455032 19.9052124
622 palmetto presbyterian 267 270 2 144 2 109 15 0.740740716 40.37036896
623 university christian 172 173 0 95 1 67 9 0.581395328 38.9534874
624 coral pine park 156 156 0 70 0 81 6 0 51.59235764
625 coral pine park 551 551 1 316 13 185 40 2.346570492 33.39350128
626 christ the king lutheran 234 233 0 163 0 64 6 0 27.46781158
627 kendall um church 607 609 0 354 4 214 37 0.656814456 35.13957214
628 miami palmetto sr. high 424 428 0 251 0 138 41 0 32.09302139
630 palmetto elementary 515 517 0 306 4 176 30 0.77519381 34.10852814
631 palmetto middle 318 320 1 222 3 73 23 0.934579432 22.74143219
632 bet shira congregation 829 835 2 521 9 250 54 1.079136729 29.97601891
633 coral gables women's club 613 614 1 169 8 387 51 1.30081296 62.92683029
634 Virrick park 83 84 0 1 80 4 3 90.90908813 4.545454502
635 md water sewer authority 58 58 0 24 1 32 1 1.724137902 55.17241287
636 coral gables branch library 306 306 0 140 0 154 12 0 50.32679749
637 coral gables congregational 476 478 1 235 3 221 20 0.626304805 46.13778687
638 coral gables sr. high 280 277 0 112 2 153 11 0.719424486 55.0359726
639 st. augustine catholic 343 343 0 183 19 43 84 5.775075912 13.0699091
640 bank utd center university miami 439 440 0 418 54 134 275 6.129398346 15.20998859
641 riviera presbyterian 235 237 2 144 6 72 15 2.531645536 30.37974739
644 riviera presbyterian 247 249 0 167 1 78 8 0.393700778 30.70866203
645 old cutler presbyterian 172 168 0 131 0 31 9 0 18.12865448
647 kendall um church 161 162 0 96 0 59 10 0 35.75757599
648 christ the king lutheran 21 21 0 14 1 4 2 4.761904716 19.04761887
649 miami palmetto sr. high 351 354 0 213 4 115 15 1.152737737 33.14120865
650 palmetto middle 133 134 1 93 0 32 8 0 24.06015015
651 fairchild elementary 277 278 1 102 1 151 19 0.366300374 55.31135559
652 palmetto presbyterian 301 306 4 134 4 152 22 1.282051325 48.71794891
653 university christian 222 222 0 118 0 87 11 0 40.27777863
701 ashe elementary 785 787 2 82 6 645 51 0.765306115 82.27040863
702 lake of the meadows rec. ctr. 1544 1550 6 221 19 1194 113 1.228183627 77.18164063
703 ramblewood condo 939 941 3 138 7 756 39 0.744680822 80.42552948
704 bent tree elementary 762 764 2 86 7 603 59 0.927152336 79.86754608
705 west bird fire station 37 854 859 2 133 9 654 49 1.065088749 77.39644623
706 elim missionary assembly 767 770 1 119 2 623 32 0.257731944 80.2835083
707 german american social club 275 275 0 78 0 190 10 0 68.34532166
708 royal palm elementary 505 506 1 88 3 384 26 0.598802388 76.64670563
Other
709 royal palm elementary 325 325 0 59 0 237 32 0 72.25609589
710 westwood park 667 673 5 168 1 480 24 0.148588404 71.32243347
711 Devon Aire elementary 917 920 0 203 26 622 76 2.804746389 67.09816742
712 st. timothy catholic 781 799 15 201 0 565 36 0 70.44887543
713 tropical estates recreation 527 535 7 140 1 615 46 0.124688283 76.68328857
714 miller drive park 706 714 6 166 1 511 32 0.140845075 71.97183228
715 southwest miami sr. high 734 734 0 220 1 480 38 0.135317996 64.95263672
716 tropical park comm. Ctr. 522 526 5 111 0 403 15 0 76.18147278
717 south miami sr. high 774 776 1 334 5 371 60 0.649350643 48.18181992
718 miami elk's lodge 948 379 381 1 86 3 269 26 0.78125 70.05208588
719 unitarian universalist 923 924 4 376 21 475 67 2.236421824 50.58572769
720 alpha& omega church 683 686 1 235 2 414 38 0.290275753 60.08708191
721 kings creek village rec. ctr. 1194 1200 3 416 18 678 64 1.53061223 57.65306091
722 snapper creek elementary 7 7 0 4 0 3 0 0 42.8571434
723 kendall branch library 339 339 0 129 4 181 21 1.194029808 54.02985001
724 miami elk's lodge 948 446 448 1 112 5 305 22 1.12612617 68.69369507
725 blue lakes elementary 638 642 2 180 4 425 36 0.620155036 65.89147186
726 snapper creek elementary 979 987 6 208 4 708 66 0.405679524 71.80527496
727 sunset park elementary 466 464 0 214 8 218 31 1.698513746 46.28450012
728 kruse educational center 739 735 4 238 22 444 43 2.945113897 59.43775177
729 sunset gardens apt. 632 634 2 148 15 429 44 2.358490467 67.45282745
730 snapper creek townhouse 964 967 4 247 17 635 66 1.761658072 65.80310822
731 cypress elementary 630 634 2 169 2 439 25 0.314960629 69.13385773
732 mcmillan middle 527 532 5 45 1 474 21 0.184842885 87.61552429
733 1 ra ig bautista de coral park 890 897 4 222 5 628 50 0.552486181 69.39226532
734 kendale lakes elementary 359 359 0 125 2 215 16 0.558659196 60.05586624
735 promenade condo 785 791 6 188 11 533 39 1.426718593 69.1309967
736 fascell elementary 863 878 9 87 25 698 61 2.870264053 80.13777161
737 hoover elementary 468 472 1 49 9 374 41 1.902748466 79.06977081
738 varela high school 857 864 3 152 30 595 81 3.496503592 69.34732056
739 hammocks fire station 36 483 485 2 109 19 316 39 3.93374753 65.42443085
740 pepper elementary 1043 1050 7 197 40 740 76 3.79867053 70.27540588
741 The Crossing Country Club 615 618 3 353 23 529 61 2.380952358 54.76190567
742 River of life church 956 951 0 270 29 583 78 3.020833254 60.72916794
743 devon aire park 539 546 7 174 7 314 45 1.296296239 58.14814758
744 calusa elementary 759 760 0 220 15 455 68 1.97889185 60.02638626
745 st. catherine of siena church 466 465 0 140 13 278 39 2.765957355 59.14893723
746 lehman elementary 434 434 0 255 5 155 21 1.146788955 35.550457
747 alper jewish com. Ctr. 797 805 6 220 10 510 62 1.246882796 63.59102249
748 kendale elementary 429 430 0 194 0 208 31 0 48.03695297
749 Ehmanm Recreation Ctr. 666 668 1 355 5 271 38 0.747384131 40.50822067
750 kendall church of god 387 386 0 247 3 394 42 0.437317789 57.43440247
751 Grace church of kendall 560 560 0 270 6 256 32 1.06382978 45.39007187
752 continental park 351 354 1 307 13 315 35 1.940298557 47.01492691
753 concordia lutheran 953 958 3 462 54 376 63 5.654450417 39.37172699
Other
754 leewood elementary 792 794 1 446 5 287 54 0.631313145 36.23737335
755 killian pines um church 620 623 2 351 5 234 35 0.800000012 37.43999863
756 floyd elementary 1061 1063 2 456 54 475 86 5.042016983 44.35107422
757 country walk park rec. ctr. 1906 1913 6 507 106 1172 136 5.517959595 61.00989151
758 miami first church of the nazarene 1178 1180 5 192 22 874 87 1.872340441 74.38298035
759 south kendall community church 2217 2218 9 516 108 1435 146 4.897959232 65.07936859
760 kendall presbyterian 310 311 0 164 9 120 20 2.875399351 38.33865738
761 kendall presbyterian 245 247 0 133 0 97 15 0 39.59183502
762 west kendall regional library 1177 1181 3 211 42 815 93 3.617571115 70.19810486
763 miami sunset sr high 625 630 2 124 7 444 48 1.123595476 71.26805878
764 Doolin middle 1153 1161 6 123 16 945 82 1.372212648 81.04631042
765 general conference 7th day adven 594 605 11 170 14 378 45 2.306425095 62.27347565
766 porter elementary 1120 1122 6 207 40 749 99 3.65296793 68.40182495
768 richmond fire station 43 149 149 0 74 5 63 11 3.2679739 41.17647171
769 arvida middle 491 492 1 162 14 279 40 2.828282833 56.36363602
770 kendall village center 306 306 0 59 1 233 13 0.326797396 76.1437912
771 killian pines um church 510 512 0 187 14 263 40 2.777777672 52.18254089
772 mcmillan park 737 744 3 66 2 634 47 0.267022699 84.64619446
773 bird lakes park 942 949 6 76 5 801 49 0.537056923 86.03652191
774 hammocks middle 372 375 1 36 7 334 14 1.790281296 85.42199707
775 westwind lakes park 1175 1099 3 167 16 914 88 1.350211024 77.13079834
776 munne center 755 757 2 88 36 579 58 4.730617523 76.08409882
777 miami elk's lodge 948 250 250 0 107 2 129 16 0.787401557 50.78740311
778 miami elk's lodge 948 16 16 0 3 0 13 0 0 81.25
780 none 0 0 0
781 calusa elementary 437 440 1 109 7 296 27 1.594533086 67.42596436
782 good shepherd catholic 472 474 0 86 8 352 29 1.684210539 74.10526276
783 st. catherine of siena church 457 459 0 131 2 275 48 0.438596487 60.30701828
784 kendall village center 336 338 3 42 10 262 31 2.898550749 75.94203186
785 kendale lakes elementary 306 311 4 70 8 215 18 2.572347164 69.13183594
786 kendale elementary 203 203 0 45 4 147 15 1.895734549 69.66824341
787 kendall church of god 155 156 1 78 1 70 9 0.632911384 44.30379868
788 River of life church 576 579 2 179 22 318 48 3.880070448 56.08465576
789 none 0 0 0
790 south kendall community church 28 26 0 7 0 24 0 0 77.4193573
791 miami first church of the nazarene 17 17 0 6 1 2 0 11.11111069 22.22222137
792 our lady of lourdes church 494 496 1 157 15 303 25 3 60.59999847
793 templo el rey jesus 1098 1103 2 170 25 831 86 2.24820137 74.73021698
794 south miami sr. high 80 81 1 20 2 60 2 2.380952358 71.42857361
795 unitarian universalist 15 15 0 6 0 4 1 0 36.36363602
796 templo el rey jesus 21 21 0 5 0 16 1 0 72.72727203
797 md fire station 56 1540 1551 11 192 19 1248 89 1.22739017 80.62015533
798 eureka villas park 1132 1140 4 139 63 850 89 5.521472454 74.4960556
Other
801 delancy park 504 515 11 10 414 58 31 80.70175171 11.30604267
802 cope center south 490 501 10 4 443 27 24 88.95582581 5.421686649
803 richmond heights middle school 482 490 8 6 435 16 35 88.4146347 3.252032518
804 coral reef branch library 552 553 0 324 13 164 46 2.37659955 29.98171806
805 palmetto bay village center 317 318 0 197 11 91 15 3.503184795 28.98089218
806 coral reef park 529 530 1 375 6 129 23 1.125703573 24.20262718
807 howard drive elementary 565 569 2 372 13 149 35 2.28470993 26.18629265
808 st. andrews episcopal 405 405 0 301 6 87 12 1.477832556 21.4285717
809 christ congregational 156 158 0 96 1 44 3 0.694444418 30.55555534
810 st. richard parish center 1333 1339 2 926 9 319 89 0.670141459 23.75279236
811 marlin moore post 133 664 668 5 323 54 227 52 8.231707573 34.60365677
812 kindgom covenant church 672 678 4 162 234 225 48 34.97757721 33.63228607
813 christ the king catholic 944 944 7 142 404 309 94 42.57112885 32.56058884
814 glendale baptist 975 981 3 260 96 534 89 9.805924416 54.54545593
815 children's home society 561 573 10 110 76 356 25 13.40388012 62.78659439
816 church of the ascension 609 613 4 109 249 198 54 40.81967163 32.45901489
817 colonial drive park 457 465 8 75 210 135 50 44.68085098 28.72340393
818 beckford elementary 544 548 2 5 476 23 44 86.86131287 4.197080135
819 gramercy park nursing center 449 452 3 255 19 140 34 4.241071224 31.25
820 palmetto bay village center 956 960 1 595 31 277 58 3.225806475 28.82414246
821 perrine-peters um church 1141 1142 0 754 52 279 59 4.545454502 24.38811111
822 east ridge retirement village 771 782 10 460 29 236 48 3.751617193 30.53040123
823 cutler ridge um church 744 749 1 314 57 306 68 7.651006699 41.07382584
824 pinelands presbyterian church 455 458 4 232 25 171 32 5.434782505 37.17391205
825 south dade regional library 834 842 5 344 79 352 60 9.46107769 42.15568924
826 moton elementary 343 354 11 1 301 24 29 84.78873444 6.760563374
827 southridge sr. high 693 707 12 58 313 281 49 44.65049744 40.08559036
828 caribbean elementary 538 547 8 54 243 324 61 35.63049698 47.50733185
829 upper room assembly of god 336 343 6 38 36 247 24 10.43478298 71.59420013
830 creative years 151 150 1 96 2 40 15 1.307189584 26.1437912
831 withers enrichment ctr. 807 817 8 70 227 435 56 28.80710602 55.20304489
832 whigham elementary 462 465 3 195 59 173 32 12.85403061 37.69063187
833 goulds park 738 757 18 15 562 130 40 75.23426819 17.40294456
834 morning star baptist 689 701 15 34 499 130 40 70.98150635 18.49217606
835 iglesia methodista 849 854 4 175 82 536 49 9.738717079 63.65795898
836 americana village condo 351 354 0 108 3 221 19 0.854700863 62.9629631
837 southwood middle 831 836 3 520 27 232 57 3.229665041 27.75119591
838 south miami heights elementary 239 245 6 32 41 157 16 16.66666603 63.82113647
839 mt. pleasant baptist 157 162 4 29 37 84 8 23.41772079 53.16455841
840 palmetto golf course 342 347 3 159 30 142 20 8.547008514 40.45584106
841 morgan vocational tech 418 417 1 67 72 248 38 16.94117737 58.35293961
842 kingdom covenant church 72 72 0 31 11 32 10 13.09523773 38.09523773
843 goulds park 10 10 0 1 7 1 2 63.63636398 9.090909004
844 southwood middle 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
845 iglesia methodista 248 254 3 70 36 116 28 14.39999962 46.40000153
Other
846 upper room assembly of god 513 535 20 124 68 308 28 12.87878799 58.33333206
847 centennial middle 1661 1671 6 473 170 888 134 10.21020985 53.33333206
848 creative years 173 173 0 77 3 88 5 1.734104037 50.86705017
849 mt. pleasant baptist 244 247 3 34 57 146 21 22.0930233 56.58914566
850 christ congregational 149 149 0 83 2 55 8 1.35135138 37.16216278
851 southridge sr. high 289 299 6 19 105 166 20 33.87096786 53.54838562
852 morning star baptist 5 5 0 3 0 3 0 0 50
853 americana village condo 681 687 2 320 13 330 22 1.897810221 48.17518234
854 St. Timothy Lutheran 710 713 3 363 63 237 53 8.798882484 33.10055923
901 fruit and spice park 798 803 4 440 12 293 50 1.509433985 36.85534668
902 silver palm um church 732 733 2 535 3 166 31 0.408163279 22.58503342
903 hidden grove rental community 432 441 6 23 290 96 34 65.4627533 21.67042923
904 naranja neighborhood service ctr. 611 615 4 102 73 387 44 12.04620457 63.86138535
905 iglesia cristiana el buen samaritan 1425 1437 15 215 502 620 95 35.05586624 43.29608917
906 iglesia cristiana el buen samaritan 36 36 0 22 13 11 0 28.26086998 23.91304398
907 villages of homestead audubon 999 1009 8 491 90 351 54 9.127789497 35.59837723
908 naranja park recreational ctr. 166 166 0 28 41 90 7 24.69879532 54.21686935
909 new beginnings christian fellowsh 530 545 13 77 175 248 39 32.46753311 46.01113129
910 Hospital alma lutheran 815 831 16 128 124 527 53 14.90384579 63.34134674
911 st. martin de porres catholic 496 512 16 142 50 288 31 9.78473568 56.3600769
912 redlands community church 242 245 2 176 10 52 7 4.081632614 21.22448921
913 south dade park 842 855 8 549 20 232 38 2.383790255 27.65196609
914 agricultural cooperative ext. 421 421 0 304 14 84 18 3.333333254 20
915 city church of homestead 701 701 3 453 33 187 35 4.661016941 26.41242981
916 homestead family ymca 320 331 9 99 50 170 18 14.83679485 50.44510269
917 homestead family ymca 70 74 2 18 16 38 2 21.62162209 51.35135269
918 sacred heart parish ctr. 405 408 1 116 77 187 29 18.82640648 45.72127151
919 homestead stadium clubhouse 1343 1355 4 506 144 617 90 10.61164379 45.4679451
920 williams community center 401 406 11 20 292 60 33 72.09876251 14.81481457
921 williams community center 167 168 0 21 75 65 8 44.37869644 38.46154022
922 florida city/homestead srv ctr. 725 741 15 38 565 83 52 76.55826569 11.24661255
923 florida city town hall 44 45 1 7 15 20 4 32.60869598 43.47826004
924 redlands community church 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
925 church of the rock jesus christ 69 69 0 41 5 16 6 7.352941036 23.52941132
926 west homestead elementary 357 359 3 187 25 127 20 6.963788509 35.37604523
927 mlk jr. clinic 25 26 1 15 0 8 3 0 30.76922989
928 goulds church of christ 199 200 0 41 27 118 10 13.77550983 60.20408249
929 mlk jr. clinic 80 80 0 57 2 18 5 2.439024448 21.95121956
930 williams community center 7 8 1 6 0 1 1 0 12.5
931 st. martin de porres catholic 530 544 11 92 97 328 34 17.60435486 59.52812958
932 goulds church of christ 571 576 3 76 179 284 41 30.86206818 48.96551895
933 south dade baptist 10 10 0 6 0 4 0 0 40
934 waterstone grand 1045 1045 3 205 144 591 63 14.35692883 58.92322922
935 williams community center 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
936 west homestead elementary 34 34 0 4 11 20 0 31.4285717 57.1428566
Other
937 florida city elementary 149 151 2 77 24 42 6 16.10738182 28.18791962
938 florida city elementary 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
939 homestead stadium clubhouse 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
940 campbell drive middle 168 168 0 32 9 113 13 5.389221668 67.66467285
941 silver palm um church 216 216 0 138 4 59 13 1.869158864 27.57009315
942 hidden grove rental community 84 85 0 4 30 48 3 35.29411697 56.47058868
943 redlands community church 6 6 0 4 0 2 0 0 33.33333206
944 naranja park recreational ctr. 41 42 1 12 10 18 3 23.2558136 41.860466
945 south dade park 11 11 0 5 2 7 0 14.28571415 50
946 new beginnings christian fellowsh 30 30 0 8 3 20 1 9.375 62.5
947 church of the rock jesus christ 82 83 0 7 29 35 12 34.9397583 42.16867447
948 none 0 0 0
949 villages of homestead audubon 346 351 3 45 82 207 21 23.09859085 58.30986023
950 redlands community church 6 6 0 3 3 0 0 50 0
951 florida city town hall 529 533 2 144 137 228 24 25.7035656 42.77673721
952 fruit and spice park 34 34 0 29 0 6 0 0 17.1428566
953 south dade baptist 593 593 0 350 23 189 30 3.885135174 31.92567635
972 kinlock park middle 191 193 1 10 0 170 10 0 89.47368622
974 kinloch park community ctr. 112 113 1 8 0 99 5 0 88.39286041
975 pepper Com. Ctr. Ii 100 107 5 5 54 46 3 50 42.59259415
976 Ebenezer um church 141 143 1 1 89 45 5 63.57143021 32.1428566
977 louverture Elementary 67 70 0 14 33 15 7 47.82608795 21.73913002
978 morningside elementary 249 250 0 40 95 53 20 45.67307663 25.48077011
979 liberty Square Comm. Ctr. 45 45 0 0 46 1 3 92 2
980 Comstock Elementary 132 137 5 13 20 100 5 14.49275398 72.46376801
983 Trinity Cathedral hall 125 125 0 66 5 44 13 3.90625 34.375
985 jack orr Senor Center 78 78 0 7 38 26 5 50 34.21052551
988 citrus grove middle school 133 136 3 8 2 121 7 1.449275374 87.68115997
989 hud 5 5 0 4 0 3 0 0 42.8571434
990 hud 14 15 1 1 4 17 3 16 68
991 st. dominic gardens 256 256 0 17 0 231 10 0 89.53488159
992 st. dominic gardens 180 183 0 9 1 166 6 0.549450576 91.20879364
993 ig cristiana ref buen samaritana 94 96 2 6 0 85 5 0 88.54166412
994 Ebenezer freewill baptist 277 278 1 51 1 209 13 0.364963502 76.27737427
995 immanuel lutheran 333 334 1 158 5 142 31 1.488095284 42.26190567
997 polish American Club 144 150 4 7 0 138 4 0 92.6174469
999 morningside park 18 18 0 5 3 5 2 20 33.33333206
Percentage Election Day

Precinct Precinct Name Nonwhite overvote rate
1 Sunny Isles Beach Gov. Ctr 38.74643707 2.433089972
2 St. Mary Magdalen Catholic 56.27450943 7.843137264
3 Winston Towers Assn 31.53611374 43.43434525
4 Intercoastal Yacht Club 57.93201065 5.66572237
5 Arlen House Condo West 41.4575882 2.380952358
6 Church by the Sea 20.5357151 18.18181801
7 Bay Harbor Town Hall 38.56942368 2.820874453
8 Broad Elementary 43.11111069 8.849557877
9 Town of Surfside 44.55535507 6.381039143
10 Town of Surfside 53.84615326 0
11 Biscayne Elementary 65.63706207 9.523809433
12 Church by the Sea 15.89958191 16.66666603
13 North Shore Branch Library 67.5 12.5313282
14 North Shore Park Youth Ctr. 68.3168335 19.00237465
15 Indian Creek Fire Station #4 48.38709641 4.56621027
16 North Bay Village City Hall 56.13382721 7.490636826
17 Treasure Island Elementary 63.39869308 9.81996727
18 Normandy Park & Pool 72.89719391 23.89705849
19 Miami Beach Hispanic Com. Ctr. 68.63905334 24.09638596
20 Miami Beach Fire Station #3 34.8837204 0
21 North Shore Park Youth Ctr. 70.81967163 3.246753216
22 Miami Beach Fire Station #3 67.64705658 0
23 Miami Beach Fire Station #3 57.33945084 3.062787056
24 Nautilus Middle School 31.3364048 2.283105135
26 Temple Beth Sholom 30.32786942 4.149377823
27 Miami Beach Regional Library 54.54545593 31.00775146
28 Temple Beth Sholom 27.42616081 4.237287998
29 North Beach Elementary 28.96551704 0
30 Miami Beach Botanical Garden 29.29133797 3.129890442
31 Miami City Ballet 28.02547836 0
32 Miami Beach Regional Library 63.06532669 2.531645536
33 21St. Recreational Ctr. 62.62626266 20.10050201
34 Miami Beach Botanical Garden 50 0
35 21St. Recreational Ctr. 50.55555725 5.319149017
36 Flamingo Park Boys/Girls Club 51.78997803 4.683840752
37 Miami Beach City Hall 39.01515198 3.875968933
38 VFW Post 3559 37.74834442 0
40 South Pointe Elementary 49.56140518 13.04347801
42 Fienberg Fisher K-8 48.39572144 2.680965185
43 Miami Beach Police Dept. 47.87878799 0
44 Ocean Front Auditorium 59.57446671 0
45 Miami City Ballet 29.60000038 8.130081177

46 South Shore Community Ctr. 49.02912521 11.93317413
47 Rebecca Towers 16.66666603 0
48 Rebecca Towers 37.48103333 3.752345324
49 Key Biscayne Community Ctr. 52.61669159 8.522727013
52 None
53 21St. Recreational Ctr. 41.17647171 0
100 111 Bldg UOCAVA--FED ONLY
101 Highland Oaks Elementary 32.4353447 4.296455383
102 Aventura Community Rec. Ctr. 27.63157845 4.750593662
103 Aventura Gov. Ctr. 40.97222137 15.20270252
104 Ojus Recreation Center 45.37205124 16.24548721
105 Highland Oaks Middle 32.58620834 1.73010385
106 Greynolds Park Elementary 58.96739197 10.81081104
107 N. Miami Beach Fire Station #31 59.7510376 37.0370369
108 New Horizons Condo 65.81769562 18.8425312
109 Aventura Gov. Ctr. 29.57575798 1.194743156
110 McDonald Center 35.88516617 0
111 Commodore Plaza Tower 29.94350243 4.796163082
112 Plaza del Prado Condo 30.38348007 8.902076721
113 Point East Condo 50.63559341 18.94736862
115 McDonald Center 73.83966064 1.046025157
116 Uleta Community Center 38.99370956 3.144654036
117 Uleta Community Center 89.60630035 0
118 JFK Middle School 69.78852081 18.07228851
119 Sabal Palm Elementary 52.59740448 4.958677769
120 N. Miami Beach Sr. High 39.75409698 20.40816307
121 Fulford UM Church 82.90598297 14.32664776
123 McDonald Center 77.88346863 5.841121674
124 Eden Isles Condo 44.03433609 3.412969351
125 Highland Village 56.78392029 9.900990486
126 Allen Park Community Center 85.07794952 19.8675499
127 Washington Park Com. Ctr. 91.02902222 14.56953621
128 Oak Grove Park 87.54647064 29.79515839
129 N. Miami Bch Church Nazarene 86.34294128 1.529052019
130 1st Baptist of Greater Miami 80.93566895 8.168027878
131 TJ Middle School 76.76281738 17.29559708
132 TJ Middle School 83.87096405 41.66666794
133 MD County Fire Station #19 86.08924103 7.894736767
134 Fulford UM Church 57.1428566 0
135 Sunkist Grove Comm. Ctr. 95.82919312 22.48289299
136 Miami Union Academy 87.9251709 2.46305418
137 North Miami Jaycees 71.08433533 0
138 North Miami Elementary 94.29824829 8.658008575

139 North Miami Jaycees 87.39837646 4.048583031
140 Haitian Evangelical Baptist 87.54208374 13.51351357
141 Korean Presbyterian 88.679245 3.086419821
142 Holy Cross Christian Day School 81.83229828 35.33026123
143 First Church North Miami 81.62251282 10.15228462
144 First Church North Miami 78.899086 18.95734596
145 Natural Bridge Elementary 90 0
146 Keystone Park Com. Ctr. 46.96969604 3.504673004
147 Margolis Comm. Ctr. 38.58695602 0
148 Beth Moshe Congregation 56.53710175 14.08450699
149 Margolis Comm. Ctr. 32 13.97205544
150 Margolis Comm. Ctr. 90.68100739 21.50537682
151 Ed Burke Recreation Ctr. 39.66745758 1.180637598
152 VFW Post #471 74.25531769 8.791209221
153 Stanton Memorial Baptist 92.63502502 14.61038971
154 Sibley Elementary 67.1457901 12.34567928
155 Miami Shores Christian Church 59.01328278 11.4285717
156 Catholic Com. Svcs. Sr. Ctr. 31.28742599 4.016064167
157 McCall Community Ctr. 27.06766891 1.87969923
158 Miller Elementary 64.07766724 8.40336132
159 El Portal City Hall 69.47935486 9.041591644
161 Horace Mann Middle School 92.69663239 2.793296099
162 Soar Memorial Park 96.59864044 2.272727251
166 Uleta Community Center 92.52336121 0
170 North Miami Elementary 88.11881256 0
172 Sunkist Grove Comm. Ctr. 96.15384674 35.7142868
173 Carrie Meek Elementary 98.07691956 60
174 Miami Union Academy 87.5 25
175 Korean Presbyterian 88 43.47826004
177 Ed Burke Recreation Ctr. 45.94594574 0
178 VFW Post #471 0 0
179 McCall Community Ctr. 31.11111069 3.717472076
180 McCall Community Ctr. 20 0
181 McCall Community Ctr. 27.69230843 0
182 Griffing Senior Citizens Ctr. 79.11392212 32.25806427
183 Horace Mann Middle School 83.33333588 0
184 Aventura Community Rec. Ctr. 33.72780991 5.928853989
185 MD County Fire Station #19 90 0
186 Aventura Community Rec. Ctr. 35.7142868 0
187 Griffing Senior Citizens Ctr. 78.33333588 15.625
188 Reeves Elementary 100 0

189 Haitian Evangelical Baptist 85.03401184 0
201 Landmark Campus 86.38573456 16.20745468
202 Landmark Campus 93.85749054 4.950495243
203 North County Elementary 99.52606964 3.062787056
204 Antioch Missionary Baptist 99.69788361 18.18181801
205 Renick Educational Ctr. 98.20846558 8.196721077
206 Norland UM Church 93.51741028 24.06738853
207 Ro-Mont South Rec. 71.98067474 12.53918457
208 Lake Park Condo 58.81147385 6.103764057
209 Ives Elementary 80.02323151 22.81368828
210 St. Basil Catholic 71.00694275 1.71526587
211 Hibiscus Elementary 89.88327026 7.843137264
212 Ro-Mont South Rec. 91.86991882 24.29149818
213 North Dade Community Church 96.12518311 10.47904205
214 Holy Family Episcopal 95.50072479 7.22543335
215 Sierra Norwood Calvary 93.11023712 27.23735428
216 Grace United Com. Church 97.27272797 44.5544548
217 Hotel Roma Golden Glades 96.14710999 1.773049593
218 North Dade Middle School 99.60079956 29.64426804
219 Bunche Park Elementary 99.52153015 14.38848877
220 New Way Fellowship Baptist 98.14385223 34.40367126
221 Parkview Elementary 98.79931641 5.145797729
222 Miami Gardens Church of Christ 97.21707153 3.773584843
223 Cosmopolitan Baptist 98.10964203 11.40684414
224 Miami Carol City Sr. High 97.4704895 10.05025101
225 Myrtle Grove Presbyterian 98.15724945 21.87120247
226 Golden Glades Elementary 98.22888184 21.91780853
227 A.J. King Park 96.89440918 4.651162624
228 Carol City Middle School 99.27007294 7.299270153
229 St. Timothy Lutheran 96.50711823 31.48614693
230 Lake Stevens Middle School 91.91176605 2.85306716
231 Bible Baptist Church 90.646492 12.37964249
232 North Glade Elementary 96.00997162 0
233 Florida Memorial University 95.37190247 1.628664494
234 Mt. Zion AME Church 97.21115875 0
235 New Fellowship Christian Ctr. 93.60730743 40.54053879
236 Kalar Banquet Hall 98.37837982 8.264462471
237 Young Elementary 99.15433502 2.083333254
238 New Birth Church East 96.42857361 0
239 New Birth Church East 92.49183655 7.717751026
240 Carrie Meek Elementary 97.50692749 18.13471413
241 Miami Park Elementary 96.77419281 13.23251438
242 Lakeview Elementary 96.10389709 29.069767
243 Faith Community Baptist 96.7013855 0
244 Twin Lakes Community Ctr. 96.83098602 8.741258621

245 Bible Baptist Church 98.02631378 38.897892
246 Mt. Zion Apostolic Temple 94.21965027 38.35227203
247 Madison Middle School 93.03278351 28.92561913
248 North Central Branch Library 95.50858307 50
249 Covenant Palms Housing Project 98.20261383 12.96596432
250 Mt. Carmel Missionary Baptist 99.22077942 31.9148941
251 Arcola Lakes Community Park 98.51695251 6.355932236
252 Arcola Park 98.82506561 37.55215454
253 Palm Court Apt. 97.22222137 34.65346527
254 Highway Church Apostle Faith 99.47090149 3.55871892
255 Evans Elementary 99.33333588 3.344481707
256 Sharpe Towers 81.2937088 6.968641281
257 St. James Economic Dev. Ctr. 99.52494049 5.18134737
258 NFL Yet Center 100 10.63829803
259 Dayspring Missionary Baptist 97.96437836 7.672634125
260 MLK Memorial Park 100 26.04166603
261 Olinda Elementary 99.32659912 5.167958736
262 Pepper Towers 100 16.73640251
263 Lorah Park Elementary 99.59758759 19.6078434
264 Pharr Elementary 99.31349945 11.52073765
265 Opa-Locka Senior Citizen Bldg 97.91666412 20.97902107
266 Reaves Sr. Park 100 0
267 Universal Truth Center 96.79486847 44.96788025
268 Reeves Elementary 94.8453598 2.087682724
269 Mt. Zion AME Church 100 5.859375
271 Cultural Arts Center 99.14530182 8.474575996
272 Wyche Elementary 92.5 8.368201256
273 Landmark Campus 93.59999847 13.19261169
274 Carol City Elementary 95.40481567 28.38427925
275 North Glade Elementary 91.07142639 3.676470518
276 Florida Memorial University 95.03546143 0
277 Mt. Zion Apostolic Temple 100 0
278 Dayspring Missionary Baptist 94.11764526 31.25
279 Covenant Palms Housing Project 100 0
280 Opa-Locka Senior Citizen Bldg 99.5192337 0
281 Reaves Sr. Park 88 0
282 Lorah Park Elementary 99.14530182 12.65822792
283 Lake Stevens Middle School 100 0
284 Melrose Elementary 92.72727203 38.61003876
285 Melrose Elementary 94.9748764 30.15075302
286 Pepper Towers 100 0
287 Pharr Elementary 80 0
288 Olinda Elementary 87.5 0
289 Miami Fire Fighter Benevolent 78.26087189 0

290 Landmark Campus 92.96482086 10.20408154
291 Miami Gardens Elementary 96.06741333 8.426966667
292 Freewill Christian 98.93617249 5.291005135
293 Ro-Mont South Rec. 74.15730286 33.33333206
294 North Dade Community Church
295 North Dade Regional Library 98.4313736 7.874015808
296 Ingram Elementary 95.00640106 21.90721703
301 North Palm Baptist 64.03622437 5.154639244
302 Reach Park 70.35623169 0
303 Sunrise Presbyterian 68.40826416 2.457002401
304 Country Village Park 92.66751099 6.736068726
305 Miami Lakes Branch Library 69.47483826 3.253796101
306 Miami Lakes Middle School 74.21383667 1.574803114
307 Miami Lakes UM 66.15886688 2.173913002
308 Miami Lakes K-8 62.36162186 5.617977619
309 Slade Park 94.3117981 6.988120079
310 Hialeah-Miami Lakes Sr. High 83.6391449 7.668711662
311 Salvation Army 92.36277008 15.29411793
312 Cristo Vive Hermanos 91.04682922 2.766251802
313 Kalar Banquet Hall 100 0
314 Hialeah Middle School 88.12056732 8.928571701
315 Palm Springs Elementary 88.66278839 2.919708014
316 O'Quinn Park 84.92706299 3.252032518
317 Hialeah Fire Station #5 82.91666412 4.032258034
318 Du Puis Elementary 88.27586365 8.620689392
319 Wilde Community Ctr. 89.37823486 7.712082386
320 Sparks Park 91.60467529 6.282722473
321 Wilde Community Ctr. 94.45438385 12.58992767
322 Sheppard Elementary 94.60581207 10.95890427
323 La Esperanza Sr. Housing Projec 94.37299347 1.615508914
324 Vivian Villas 96.2003479 20.86956596
325 Knights of Columbus 88.99521637 4.739336491
326 Goodlet Park 92.10747528 4.20168066
327 Jose Marti Middle School 96.72956085 3.768844128
328 Milander Park 88.01712036 11.39601135
330 VFW Post #8330 93.67088318 7.38916254
331 Milander Park 91.62393188 23.89078522
332 Walker Community Ctr. 91.94805145 15.70680618
333 Bright Elementary 93.87255096 12.22493935
334 Salvation Army 90.27523041 16.54411697
335 Cotson Sr. Park 90.44683838 7.751937866
337 Bright Park Rec. Ctr. 91.21552277 8.121827126
338 Hialeah Moose Lodge $1074 90.77598572 7.374631405

340 Babcock Park 93.21468353 18.72246742
341 West End Park Com. House 0
342 South East Park 89.86711121 13.37792683
343 Miami Springs Middle School 68.59688568 3.307607412
344 Miami Springs Rec. Ctr. 61.59420395 7.201646328
345 Miami Springs Rec. Ctr. 59.25058365 2.344666004
346 Springview Elementary 55.03876114 1.277139187
347 Virginia Gardens Town Hall 64.44444275 7.380074024
348 Medley Town Hall 83.26180267 17.16738129
349 Hialeah Gardens Comm. Hall 93.31574249 12.29148388
350 Good Elementary 85.10638428 9.174311638
351 Moors Club Center 85.36585236 3.162555456
352 Miami Lakes Com. Ctr. West 79.81180573 0.846023679
353 North Trail Park 92.84267426 2.71923852
354 Palm Springs Middle School 85.25798798 7.334963322
355 Heartland Health Care Ctr. 91.71875 7.836990833
356 Medley Town Hall 90.90908813 15.15151501
357 Palm Lakes Elementary 85.85055542 11.19999981
359 Roberto Casas park 97.29927063 0
360 Graham Elementary 94.14157867 1.632653117
361 Patterson Pavillion 94.44444275 8
362 Meadowlane Elementary 94.58955383 3.824091673
363 Dent park 92.59259033 4.938271523
364 palm Springs north Fire Station #4 88.89961243 10.62801933
365 Chiles Middle School 87.73006439 7.172131062
366 Doral Isles Island Club 80.30303192 2.717391253
367 imperial lakes Club house 94.98069763 3.809523821
368 Westland Gardens Park 92.5541153 4.3440485
369 North Palm Baptist 91.30434418 0
370 Sunrise Presbyterian 88.3720932 15.74803162
371 Good Elementary 80.11049652 5.747126579
372 Country Village Park 87.16216278 3.367003441
373 Miami Lakes Branch Library 0
374 Dent park 96.24277496 0
375 Patterson Pavillion 94.30605316 14.18439674
376 Bright Elementary 96.61016846 17.54385948
377 Walker Community Ctr. 91.52173615 4.38596487
378 VFW Post #8330 90.67163849 11.45038128
380 hialeah fire station #1 91.54929352 24.27184486
381 Babcock Park 86.77248383 10.4712038
382 South East Park 91.52542114 8.333333015
383 none

384 imperial lakes Club house 93.19728088 3.278688431
385 Goleman Sr. high school 89.84725952 1.782531142
386 none
387 Tinsman housing Authority 95.63636017 1.876172662
388 West hialeah Gardens Elementar 96.70691681 8.771929741
389 palm Springs north Elementary 85.90604401 0
390 Graham Education Ctr. 86.39157104 2.629272461
401 Fire Fighter memorial Bldg 78.997612 8.196721077
402 Curry middle School 91.20521545 0.794281185
403 la Catedral del pueblo 93.2483139 11.38088036
404 Seminole Elementary 89.13738251 10.15965176
405 Dario park 92.85713959 12.0967741
406 Stirrup Sr. Elementary School 93.56435394 17.8571434
407 Pepper Sr. Center 93.54838562 1.63398695
408 Fontainebleu milton Rental Apt. 90.34627533 5.291005135
409 Sweetwater Elementary 95.32019806 8.771929741
410 Canosa youth center 94.59253693 12.10287476
411 Bell middle School 94.40745544 10.75268841
412 Belen jesuit preparatory School 90.08849335 7.111111164
413 Greenglade Elementary 88.21469879 8.13953495
414 hall Elementary 90.70549011 2.244668961
415 university lakes Recreation hall 88.29915619 7.202881336
416 Douglas Elementary 93.50811768 9.913258553
417 Tamiami Regional park 85.93563843 2.344666004
418 Tamiami Regional park 86.38613892 4.92610836
419 West Dade Regional library 83.38761902 3.289473772
420 Coral Estates park 87.38317871 0
421 Bautista Coral park 85.6476059 5.727376938
422 Everglades Elementary 86.84210205 8.810572624
423 West miami middle School 84.5381546 4.02414465
424 Tamiami Baptist 88.79184723 1.459854007
425 Centro Cristiano 88.19319916 27.02702713
426 open Bible Temple 80.96330261 6.849315166
427 open Bible Temple 80.48780823 0
428 West miami Recreation Ctr. 84.26500702 6.048387051
429 iglesia Advenista Ebenezer 70.28985596 3.623188496
430 iglesia Advenista Ebenezer 85.4885025 1.430615187
431 leisure Access Center 74.17061615 7.109004974
432 Barnes park 77.75801086 7.168458939
433 Emerson Elementary 86.53555298 4.559270382
434 Banyan Elementary 79.53845978 9.216589928
435 Rockway middle School 87.29582214 1.785714269
436 Rockway park Rec. Bldg. 85.16405487 2.832861185
437 olympia heights Elementary 88.58024597 6.21118021
438 messiah lutheran 87.55831909 17.21439743

439 St. Simons Episcoal 88.36206818 7.785467148
440 Village Green Elementary 84.20220947 1.572327018
441 Saffir mdc permit center 83.09037781 2.941176414
442 Days inn miami intl. airport hotel 95.174263 8.196721077
443 hadley Elementary 90.83820343 11.90476227
444 matthews Elementary 93.23529053 4.411764622
445 Women's history gallery 95.75757599 0
446 Fire Fighter memorial Bldg 100 0
447 our lady divine providence 92.38938141 3.521126747
448 Women's history gallery 91.04045868 0
449 Thomas middle school 88.17480469 2.590673685
450 Smith Elementary 77.19298553 0
451 Braddock School 91.18683624 2.364066124
452 Thomas School 84.5415802 1.043841362
453 North Trail Park 72.72727203 0
454 Doral middle School 77.95698547 0
455 Bell middle School 95.1100235 11.84834099
456 Belen jesuit preparatory School 92.23300934 10
457 hall Elementary 93.75 8.670519829
458 Tamiami Regional park 72.22222137 0
459 Greenglade Elementary 88.98678589 17.8571434
460 Sweetwater Elementary 80 0
461 Ferguson Sr. high 89.49256897 3.5175879
462 Reagan Sr. high 83.94160461 7.272727489
501 little River Elementary 96.33943176 21.24183083
502 Deliverance Tabernacle 75.16778564 19.80198097
503 hud 90.85545349 28.8184433
504 legion memorial park 35.79881668 0
505 St. matthew freewill baptist 97.89156342 20.95808411
506 Edison Courts Com. Ctr. 98.55072784 3.663003683
507 Crowder Elementary 99.79122925 27.36842155
508 liberty Square Comm. Ctr. 99.44827271 12.17861938
509 Flagler Dog Track 92.98969269 28.74743271
511 Grove Baptist 100 29.50819588
512 St. paul institutional 99.42528534 7.662835121
513 open Door ucc 99.58506012 20.83333397
514 miami Edison middle 96.98492432 15
515 louverture Elementary 94.2857132 8.333333015
516 morningside park 48.04928207 4.048583031
517 jerusalem french SDA 74.18032837 20.49180412
518 Church of God prophecy 1 89.89690399 42
519 Shadowlawn Elementary 96.92585754 25.08960533
520 meek Art Center 100 32.82275772
521 Edison Towers 98.70503235 8.708272934

522 moore park 98.69158936 5.681818008
523 Ebenezer um church 96.20252991 6.289308071
524 Simpson park recreation 77.37226105 9.727626801
525 Duarte park 94.62365723 16.12903214
526 Curtis park communiy house 95.35353851 16.19433212
527 Duarte park 94.24307251 23.60515022
528 Allapattah Branch library 94.39655304 25.53191566
529 Corpus Christi Catholic 94.71871185 40.55619812
530 Comstock Elementary 68.53147125 34.2465744
531 pepper Com. Ctr. Ii 95.67567444 38.65979385
532 Christ episcopal 75 0
533 Culmer neighborhood Svc Ctr. 99.4475174 12.24944305
534 miami fire station 2 76.53631592 0
535 Dunbar Elementary 95.59117889 30.76922989
536 Wheatley elementary 94.98327637 23.48993301
537 De hostas Center 89.90825653 39.39393997
538 unity on the Bay 69.8544693 20.53388023
540 none
541 miami fire station 4 59.72434998 3.007518768
542 jack orr Senor Center 74.53874207 18.45018387
543 hud 96.46341705 33.21033096
544 Trinity Cathedral hall 48.69326019 4.115226269
545 polish American Club 91.52760315 12.87001324
546 miami city hall 35.78947449 0
547 maimi fire station 7 93.44473267 5.108556747
548 st. michael's church 93.38983154 20.2360878
549 kensington park elementary 92.7986908 24.71169662
550 Miami Fire Fighter Benevolent 91.46164703 31.25
552 badia senior cener 91.77489471 12.93103409
553 high community house 88.53503418 14.92537308
554 iglesia bautista renovacion 90.30303192 21.02102089
555 West End Park Com. House 89.89070892 8.141112328
556 residential plaza 92.5 15.38461494
557 ig. Cristiano ref buen samaritano 90.32815552 10.43478298
558 kinloch park community ctr. 93.79844666 7.8125
559 Ebenezer freewill baptist 88.00904846 11.16071415
560 kinloch middle school 92.28486633 14.83679485
561 iglesia bautista resurrecion 82.16216278 7.168458939
562 st. michael's church 92.55583191 26.08695602
563 little havana housing project 94.42675018 9.584664345
564 hud 93.503479 0
565 riverside elementary 90.38461304 28.93890762
566 hope center 90.73634338 20.3836937

567 Simpson park recreation 76.5625 7.751937866
568 Simpson park recreation 60 0
569 immanuel lutheran 61.57407379 0.997008979
570 Coral Way Elementary 85.47169495 11.320755
571 El Cordero presbyterian 79.12621307 4.807692528
572 shenandoah elementary 85.48387146 2.298850536
573 shenandoah park community hou 87.19676208 13.55013561
575 Smathers Senior Center 92.19178009 24.72527504
576 coral gate park com. Ctr. 83.43634033 8.631319046
577 douglas park community house 85.4356308 3.891050577
579 silver bluff elementary 78.64293671 5.549389362
580 little River Elementary 100 12.04819298
581 museum of science 46.15384674 0
584 Rolle Service center 83.90023041 11.33786869
585 Virrick park 96.18320465 7.575757504
586 md water sewer authority 35.66591263 0
587 plymouth congregational church 30.48211479 0
588 Allapattah Branch library 100 0
589 Curtis park communiy house 85.7142868 0
590 Deliverance Tabernacle 57.20930099 4.587155819
591 malcolm ross senior center 94.68864441 30.96539116
592 legion memorial park 51.92307663 10.30927849
593 citrus grove middle school 96.58385468 33.53658676
594 El Cordero presbyterian 55.55555725 22.72727203
595 unity on the Bay 66.29213715 0
596 St. paul institutional 91.89189148 0
597 moore park 100 0
598 malcolm ross senior center 93.33333588 27.02702713
599 De hostas Center 60.97560883 0
601 venetian pool 63.70510483 5.692599773
602 1st UM church of coral gables 63.01969528 2.192982435
603 central christian church of Dade 71.03718567 3.861003876
604 American legion post 98 57.62963104 1.474926233
605 coral gables youth center 53.89610291 0
606 south miami american legion 31 45.51020432 6.134969234
607 coral gables congregational 44.23791885 3.690037012
608 country club of coral gables 53.58711624 0
610 coral gables youth center 55.42168808 0
611 coral gables senior high 51.94346237 3.533568859
612 st. augustine catholic 53.68852615 2.044989824
613 ponce de leon middle school 49.34086609 3.795066357

614 coral gables fire station 2 51.76470566 0
615 coco plum woman's club 47.30983353 4.032258034
616 gulliver preparatory school 42.54901886 0
617 fire rescue station 3 47.38040924 2.267573595
618 old cutler presbyterian 46.37681198 0
619 coco plum woman's club 40.42553329 7.067137718
620 fairchild elementary 57.74278259 7.692307472
621 1st UM church of south miami 77.13269806 15.2582159
622 palmetto presbyterian 46.66666794 7.407407284
623 university christian 44.7674408 0
624 coral pine park 55.41401291 0
625 coral pine park 42.960289 1.81488204
626 christ the king lutheran 30.04291916 0
627 kendall um church 41.87192154 0
628 miami palmetto sr. high 41.6279068 0
630 palmetto elementary 40.6976738 0
631 palmetto middle 30.84112167 3.125
632 bet shira congregation 37.52997589 2.395209551
633 coral gables women's club 72.52032471 1.628664494
634 Virrick park 98.86363983 0
635 md water sewer authority 58.62068939 0
636 coral gables branch library 54.24836731 0
637 coral gables congregational 50.93945694 2.092050314
638 coral gables sr. high 59.71223068 0
639 st. augustine catholic 44.37689972 0
640 bank utd center university miami 52.55391693 0
641 riviera presbyterian 39.24050522 8.438818932
644 riviera presbyterian 34.25196838 0
645 old cutler presbyterian 23.39181328 0
647 kendall um church 41.81818008 0
648 christ the king lutheran 33.33333206 0
649 miami palmetto sr. high 38.61671448 0
650 palmetto middle 30.07518768 7.462686539
651 fairchild elementary 62.63736343 3.597122192
652 palmetto presbyterian 57.05128098 13.0718956
701 ashe elementary 89.54081726 2.541296005
702 lake of the meadows rec. ctr. 85.7142868 3.870967627
703 ramblewood condo 85.3191452 3.188097715
704 bent tree elementary 88.60926819 2.617800951
705 west bird fire station 37 84.26035309 2.328288794
706 elim missionary assembly 84.66494751 1.298701286
707 german american social club 71.94244385 0
708 royal palm elementary 82.43512726 1.976284623

709 royal palm elementary 82.01219177 0
710 westwood park 75.03714752 7.429420471
711 Devon Aire elementary 78.10140228 0
712 st. timothy catholic 74.93765259 18.77346611
713 tropical estates recreation 82.54364014 13.08411217
714 miller drive park 76.61972046 8.40336132
715 southwest miami sr. high 70.2300415 0
716 tropical park comm. Ctr. 79.01701355 9.505702972
717 south miami sr. high 56.62337494 1.288659811
718 miami elk's lodge 948 77.60416412 2.624671936
719 unitarian universalist 59.95740128 4.329004288
720 alpha& omega church 65.89260101 1.457726002
721 kings creek village rec. ctr. 64.62584686 2.5
722 snapper creek elementary 42.8571434 0
723 kendall branch library 61.49253845 0
724 miami elk's lodge 948 74.77477264 2.232142925
725 blue lakes elementary 72.09302521 3.115264893
726 snapper creek elementary 78.90466309 6.079027176
727 sunset park elementary 54.56475449 0
728 kruse educational center 68.13922119 5.442176819
729 sunset gardens apt. 76.72956085 3.154574156
730 snapper creek townhouse 74.40414429 4.13650465
731 cypress elementary 73.38582611 3.154574156
732 mcmillan middle 91.68206787 9.398496628
733 1 ra ig bautista de coral park 75.46961212 4.459308624
734 kendale lakes elementary 65.08380127 0
735 promenade condo 75.61608124 7.585335255
736 fascell elementary 90.01148224 10.25056934
737 hoover elementary 89.64059448 2.118643999
738 varela high school 82.28438568 3.472222328
739 hammocks fire station 36 77.43270874 4.123711109
740 pepper elementary 81.29154968 6.666666508
741 The Crossing Country Club 63.45755768 4.854369164
742 River of life church 71.875 0
743 devon aire park 67.77777863 12.82051277
744 calusa elementary 70.97624969 0
745 st. catherine of siena church 70.21276855 0
746 lehman elementary 41.51375961 0
747 alper jewish com. Ctr. 72.56858063 7.453416348
748 kendale elementary 55.19630432 0
749 Ehmanm Recreation Ctr. 46.93572617 1.497005939
750 kendall church of god 63.99416733 0
751 Grace church of kendall 52.12765884 0
752 continental park 54.17910385 2.824858665
753 concordia lutheran 51.62303543 3.131524086

754 leewood elementary 43.68687057 1.259445786
755 killian pines um church 43.84000015 3.210272789
756 floyd elementary 57.42296982 1.881467581
757 country walk park rec. ctr. 73.60749817 3.136435032
758 miami first church of the nazarene 83.65957642 4.237287998
759 south kendall community church 76.59864044 4.057709694
760 kendall presbyterian 47.60383224 0
761 kendall presbyterian 45.7142868 0
762 west kendall regional library 81.82601166 2.540220261
763 miami sunset sr high 80.09630585 3.174603224
764 Doolin middle 89.45111847 5.167958736
765 general conference 7th day adven 71.9934082 18.18181801
766 porter elementary 81.09589386 5.347593784
768 richmond fire station 43 51.63398743 0
769 arvida middle 67.27272797 2.032520294
770 kendall village center 80.71895599 0
771 killian pines um church 62.89682388 0
772 mcmillan park 91.18824768 4.032258034
773 bird lakes park 91.83673096 6.322444916
774 hammocks middle 90.79283905 2.666666746
775 westwind lakes park 85.90717316 2.72975421
776 munne center 88.43627167 2.642007828
777 miami elk's lodge 948 57.87401581 0
778 miami elk's lodge 948 81.25 0
780 none
781 calusa elementary 75.17084503 2.272727251
782 good shepherd catholic 81.89473724 0
783 st. catherine of siena church 71.27192688 0
784 kendall village center 87.82608795 8.875740051
785 kendale lakes elementary 77.49195862 12.8617363
786 kendale elementary 78.67298889 0
787 kendall church of god 50.63291168 6.410256386
788 River of life church 68.430336 3.454231501
789 none
790 south kendall community church 77.4193573 0
791 miami first church of the nazarene 33.33333206 0
792 our lady of lourdes church 68.59999847 2.016129017
793 templo el rey jesus 84.71222687 1.813236594
794 south miami sr. high 76.19047546 12.34567928
795 unitarian universalist 45.45454407 0
796 templo el rey jesus 77.27272797 0
797 md fire station 56 87.59690094 7.092198372
798 eureka villas park 87.81770325 3.508771896

801 delancy park 98.05068207 21.35922241
802 cope center south 99.19678497 19.96007919
803 richmond heights middle school 98.78048706 16.32653046
804 coral reef branch library 40.76782608 0
805 palmetto bay village center 37.26114655 0
806 coral reef park 29.64352798 1.886792421
807 howard drive elementary 34.62214279 3.514938593
808 st. andrews episcopal 25.86206818 0
809 christ congregational 33.33333206 0
810 st. richard parish center 31.04988861 1.493651986
811 marlin moore post 133 50.76219559 7.485030174
812 kindgom covenant church 75.78475189 5.899704933
813 christ the king catholic 85.03688049 7.415254116
814 glendale baptist 73.44229126 3.058104038
815 children's home society 80.59964752 17.45200729
816 church of the ascension 82.13114929 6.525285244
817 colonial drive park 84.04255676 17.20430183
818 beckford elementary 99.08759308 3.649635077
819 gramercy park nursing center 43.0803566 6.637167931
820 palmetto bay village center 38.08532715 1.041666627
821 perrine-peters um church 34.09090805 0
822 east ridge retirement village 40.49159241 12.78772354
823 cutler ridge um church 57.85234833 1.335113525
824 pinelands presbyterian church 49.56521606 8.733624458
825 south dade regional library 58.80239487 5.938242435
826 moton elementary 99.7183075 31.07344627
827 southridge sr. high 91.72610474 16.97312546
828 caribbean elementary 92.08211517 14.62522888
829 upper room assembly of god 88.98550415 17.49271202
830 creative years 37.25490189 6.666666508
831 withers enrichment ctr. 91.11675262 9.791921616
832 whigham elementary 57.51633835 6.451612949
833 goulds park 97.99196625 23.77807045
834 morning star baptist 95.16358185 21.39800262
835 iglesia methodista 79.21614838 4.683840752
836 americana village condo 69.2307663 0
837 southwood middle 37.79904175 3.588516712
838 south miami heights elementary 86.99186707 24.48979568
839 mt. pleasant baptist 81.64556885 24.69135857
840 palmetto golf course 54.70085526 8.645533562
841 morgan vocational tech 84.23529053 2.398081541
842 kingdom covenant church 63.09523773 0
843 goulds park 90.90908813 0
844 southwood middle 0 0
845 iglesia methodista 72 11.81102371

846 upper room assembly of god 76.51515198 37.38317871
847 centennial middle 71.59159088 3.590664387
848 creative years 55.49132919 0
849 mt. pleasant baptist 86.82170868 12.14574909
850 christ congregational 43.91891861 0
851 southridge sr. high 93.87096405 20.06688881
852 morning star baptist 50 0
853 americana village condo 53.28467178 2.911208153
854 St. Timothy Lutheran 49.3016777 4.207573414
901 fruit and spice park 44.65408707 4.981319904
902 silver palm um church 27.21088409 2.728513002
903 hidden grove rental community 94.80812836 13.60544205
904 naranja neighborhood service ctr. 83.1683197 6.504065037
905 iglesia cristiana el buen samaritan 84.98603058 10.43841362
906 iglesia cristiana el buen samaritan 52.17391205 0
907 villages of homestead audubon 50.2028389 7.928642273
908 naranja park recreational ctr. 83.13253021 0
909 new beginnings christian fellowsh 85.7142868 23.85321045
910 Hospital alma lutheran 84.61538696 19.25391006
911 st. martin de porres catholic 72.21134949 31.25
912 redlands community church 28.16326523 8.163265228
913 south dade park 34.56495667 9.356724739
914 agricultural cooperative ext. 27.61904716 0
915 city church of homestead 36.0169487 4.27960062
916 homestead family ymca 70.62314606 27.19033241
917 homestead family ymca 75.67567444 27.02702713
918 sacred heart parish ctr. 71.63814545 2.450980425
919 homestead stadium clubhouse 62.71186447 2.952029467
920 williams community center 95.06172943 27.0935955
921 williams community center 87.57396698 0
922 florida city/homestead srv ctr. 94.85095215 20.2429142
923 florida city town hall 84.78260803 22.22222137
924 redlands community church 0 0
925 church of the rock jesus christ 39.70588303 0
926 west homestead elementary 47.91086197 8.356546402
927 mlk jr. clinic 42.30769348 38.46154022
928 goulds church of christ 79.08163452 0
929 mlk jr. clinic 30.48780441 0
930 williams community center 25 125
931 st. martin de porres catholic 83.30308533 20.22058868
932 goulds church of christ 86.89655304 5.208333492
933 south dade baptist 40 0
934 waterstone grand 79.56131744 2.87081337
935 williams community center
936 west homestead elementary 88.57142639 0

937 florida city elementary 48.32214737 13.24503326
938 florida city elementary
939 homestead stadium clubhouse
940 campbell drive middle 80.8383255 0
941 silver palm um church 35.51401901 0
942 hidden grove rental community 95.29412079 0
943 redlands community church 33.33333206 0
944 naranja park recreational ctr. 72.09302521 23.80952454
945 south dade park 64.2857132 0
946 new beginnings christian fellowsh 75 0
947 church of the rock jesus christ 91.56626129 0
948 none
949 villages of homestead audubon 87.32394409 8.547008514
950 redlands community church 50 0
951 florida city town hall 72.98311615 3.752345324
952 fruit and spice park 17.1428566 0
953 south dade baptist 40.87837982 0
972 kinlock park middle 94.73683929 5.18134737
974 kinloch park community ctr. 92.85713959 8.849557877
975 pepper Com. Ctr. Ii 95.37036896 46.72897339
976 Ebenezer um church 99.2857132 6.993007183
977 louverture Elementary 79.71014404 0
978 morningside elementary 80.7692337 0
979 liberty Square Comm. Ctr. 100 0
980 Comstock Elementary 90.57971191 36.49634933
983 Trinity Cathedral hall 48.4375 0
984 miami fire station 4 46.82539749 7.751937866
985 jack orr Senor Center 90.78947449 0
986 Curtis park communiy house 89.78494263 5.84795332
987 Curtis park communiy house 94.73683929 0
988 citrus grove middle school 94.20289612 22.05882263
989 hud 42.8571434 0
990 hud 96 66.66666412
991 st. dominic gardens 93.41085052 0
992 st. dominic gardens 95.0549469 0
993 ig cristiana ref buen samaritana 93.75 20.83333397
994 Ebenezer freewill baptist 81.38686371 3.597122192
995 immanuel lutheran 52.97618866 2.994011879
996 Simpson park recreation 54.80226135 0
997 polish American Club 95.30201721 26.66666603
999 morningside park 66.66666412 0
Pinellas County 2008
Registration Satistics
Election Day Election Day Election Day Total Percentage

Precinct Precinct Name Ballots Overvotes Undervotes White Black Hispanic Other Race Registrants Black
0001 PCT 101 101 Pinellas Community Church 577 3 1 902 377 20 46 1345 28.02973938
0002 PCT 102 102 Westminster Suncoast 700 3 0 472 801 23 76 1372 58.38192368
0003 PCT 103 103 Lakewood United Methodist Churc 300 0 0 615 71 15 26 727 9.766161919
0004 PCT 104 104 Lakewood United Methodist Churc 592 1 1 496 776 28 64 1364 56.89149475
0005 PCT 105 105 Blessed Trinity Catholic Church 789 10 1 473 1182 35 93 1783 66.29276276
0008 PCT 108 108 Blessed Trinity Catholic Church 455 4 0 441 566 17 61 1085 52.16589737
0009 PCT 109 109 Lake Maggiore Baptist Church 366 8 2 233 519 15 41 808 64.23267365
0010 PCT 110 110 Coquina Key Neighborhood Assoc 407 0 1 460 196 26 53 735 26.66666603
0011 PCT 111 111 Lake Maggiore Baptist Church 441 10 0 268 478 17 51 814 58.7223587
0012 PCT 112 112 St. Petersburg Little Theatre 480 4 2 300 733 14 50 1097 66.81859589
0013 PCT 113 113 Christ Gospel Church 589 6 0 35 1095 5 61 1196 91.55518341
0014 PCT 114 114 New Hope Baptist Church 548 0 3 35 999 4 31 1069 93.45182037
0015 PCT 115 115 Lakeview Presbyterian Church 517 18 0 35 992 4 49 1080 91.85185242
0016 PCT 116 116 Frank Pierce Recreation Center 611 5 1 201 806 17 67 1091 73.87717438
0017 PCT 117 117 Bay Vista Center 233 0 0 535 31 11 25 602 5.149501801
0018 PCT 118 118 St. Pete Religious Society/Friends 365 3 2 432 133 22 31 618 21.52103615
0019 PCT 119 119 Campbell Park Recreation Center 358 0 0 194 570 8 48 820 69.51219177
0020 PCT 120 120 St. Pete Religious Society/Friends 187 0 0 297 82 14 32 425 19.29411697
0021 PCT 121 121 Coquina Key Neighborhood Assoc 609 0 0 567 524 50 63 1204 43.521595
0022 PCT 123 123 St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Churc 104 0 1 142 62 5 7 216 28.70370293
0024 PCT 128 128 Mt. Zion AME Church 421 0 3 54 687 6 60 807 85.13011169
0025 PCT 129 129 Wildwood Recreation Center 679 13 0 32 1246 8 54 1340 92.9850769
0026 PCT 130 130 Wildwood Recreation Center 374 9 0 120 679 15 52 866 78.40646362
0027 PCT 131 131 Graham Park Apartments 127 0 0 116 61 3 6 186 32.79570007
0028 PCT 132 132 Graham Park Apartments 352 0 1 808 111 25 49 993 11.17824745
0029 PCT 133 133 Coliseum 208 0 0 587 13 20 25 645 2.015503883
0031 PCT 135 135 Peterborough Apartments 366 3 2 702 117 28 50 897 13.04347801
0032 PCT 136 136 Dwight H. Jones Neighborhood Ce 284 2 5 173 337 16 15 541 62.29205322
0033 PCT 137 137 Albright United Methodist Church 533 2 0 833 127 27 60 1047 12.12989521
0034 PCT 138 138 King of Peace Met. Community Ch 691 4 3 999 107 56 93 1255 8.525896072
0035 PCT 139 139 King of Peace Met. Community Ch 336 1 0 543 78 21 44 686 11.37026215
0036 PCT 140 140 Great Explorations-Childrens Muse 621 1 1 1120 63 45 63 1291 4.879938126
0037 PCT 141 141 Westminster Presbyterian Church 803 1 4 1424 59 36 58 1577 3.741280794
0038 PCT 142 142 Coliseum 859 0 2 2355 27 43 67 2492 1.083467126
0039 PCT 143 143 St. Bede's Episcopal Church 550 3 1 846 96 26 51 1019 9.421001434
0040 PCT 144 144 30th Avenue Baptist Church 327 5 0 421 42 26 57 546 7.692307472
0041 PCT 145 145 30th Avenue Baptist Church 415 5 0 468 33 31 96 628 5.254776955
0042 PCT 146 146 St. Bede's Episcopal Church 716 8 2 870 58 58 80 1066 5.440900326
0043 PCT 147 147 Woodlawn Presbyterian Church 925 1 2 1479 43 40 58 1620 2.654320955
0044 PCT 148 148 American Baptist Church-Beatitude 857 0 3 1687 35 45 72 1839 1.903208256

0045 PCT 149 149 Dwight H. Jones Neighborhood Ce 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
0046 PCT 155 155 St. Raphael's Catholic Church 804 0 0 1557 13 44 68 1682 0.772889435
0047 PCT 156 156 Shore Acres Recreation Center 525 1 1 949 13 16 38 1016 1.279527545
0048 PCT 157 157 Lutheran Church of the Cross 735 2 0 1237 2 24 35 1298 0.154083207
0049 PCT 158 158 Northeast Presbyterian Church 785 0 3 1148 13 28 41 1230 1.056910515
0050 PCT 159 159 Northeast Presbyterian Church 990 2 1 1693 6 38 52 1789 0.335382909
0051 PCT 160 160 Wesley United Methodist Church 870 0 1 1677 14 67 60 1818 0.77007699
0052 PCT 161 161 Faith Covenant Church 617 2 3 1503 14 12 60 1589 0.881057262
0053 PCT 162 162 Wesley United Methodist Church 604 5 3 1062 23 30 32 1147 2.005231142
0054 PCT 163 163 First Church of God 884 10 1 1046 93 49 121 1309 7.104660034
0055 PCT 164 164 American Lithuanian Club 547 14 0 849 118 26 82 1075 10.97674465
0056 PCT 165 165 Vietnamese Evangelical Church 899 1 0 1211 88 50 87 1436 6.128133774
0057 PCT 166 166 First Alliance Church 759 6 1 1211 31 36 44 1322 2.344931841
0058 PCT 167 167 Roberts Recreation Center 483 0 1 886 34 29 41 990 3.434343338
0059 PCT 168 168 Roberts Recreation Center 572 1 3 860 43 39 36 978 4.396728039
0060 PCT 169 169 Faith Covenant Church 573 4 2 841 12 27 34 914 1.312910318
0061 PCT 170 170 Riviera United Methodist Church 531 0 0 760 14 24 32 830 1.686746955
0062 PCT 171 171 Town Apartments North 337 4 0 522 9 22 39 592 1.520270228
0063 PCT 172 172 Town Apartments North 313 11 3 495 5 14 21 535 0.934579432
0064 PCT 173 173 Hope Lutheran Church 803 14 3 1189 57 46 81 1373 4.151493073
0065 PCT 174 174 Park Place Wesleyan Church 220 2 0 319 24 30 20 393 6.106870174
0066 PCT 175 0 0 0
0067 PCT 180 180 Hope Lutheran Church 896 9 4 1318 41 45 128 1532 2.676240206
0068 PCT 181 181 North Branch Library 775 1 2 1071 28 51 70 1220 2.295081854
0069 PCT 182 182 Willis S. Johns Recreation Center 734 6 3 1098 41 38 71 1248 3.285256386
0070 PCT 183 183 Americana Cove 814 0 3 1183 85 66 44 1378 6.168359756
0071 PCT 184 184 First Church of Christ, Scientist 422 0 1 884 2 22 33 941 0.212539852
0072 PCT 185 185 Americana Cove 778 0 1 1366 47 45 61 1519 3.094140768
0073 PCT 186 186 St. James United Methodist Church 900 4 2 1625 71 43 67 1806 3.931339979
0074 PCT 187 187 Epiphany Ukrainian Catholic Churc 1010 8 1 1417 69 62 70 1618 4.264523983
0075 PCT 188 188 Pinewood Co-op, Inc. 1024 2 1 1464 225 117 87 1893 11.88589573
0076 PCT 189 189 Pinewood Co-op, Inc. 630 0 0 912 183 99 58 1252 14.61661339
0077 PCT 190 190 First Baptist Church/St. Petersburg 964 1 0 1564 194 79 95 1932 10.04140759
0078 PCT 191 191 Sunset Palms Mobile Home Park 387 1 0 685 34 23 22 764 4.450261593
0079 PCT 192 192 Mainlands of Tamarac - Unit #4 429 10 1 955 2 9 18 984 0.203252032
0080 PCT 193 193 The Lakes Homeowners Associatio 568 2 3 908 13 27 81 1029 1.263362527
0081 PCT 194 194 Mainlands of Tamarac - Unit #4 452 13 2 1069 8 17 21 1115 0.717488766
0082 PCT 196 196 St. James United Methodist Church 343 6 4 541 12 17 31 601 1.996672153
0083 PCT 197 197 Epiphany Ukrainian Catholic Churc 611 0 1 966 94 48 71 1179 7.972858429
0084 PCT 200 200 Most Holy Name Catholic Church 292 0 1 461 10 13 17 501 1.996008039
0085 PCT 201 201 The Allegro at College Harbor 396 2 0 1179 16 12 50 1257 1.272871971
0086 PCT 202 202 Florida National Guard Armory 1042 0 3 2014 147 53 187 2401 6.122448921
0087 PCT 203 203 Bethel Metropolitan Baptist Church 585 16 3 219 819 21 54 1113 73.58490753
0088 PCT 204 204 Bethel Metropolitan Baptist Church 306 14 4 36 482 5 34 557 86.53501129

0089 PCT 205 205 Prayer Tower Church of God 627 3 3 129 1051 11 67 1258 83.54531097
0090 PCT 206 206 Gulfport Presbyterian Church 481 0 2 631 62 13 24 730 8.493150711
0091 PCT 207 207 Gulfport Public Library 396 0 0 545 22 8 26 601 3.660565615
0092 PCT 208 208 Gulfport Recreation Center 801 7 1 1743 23 29 45 1840 1.25
0093 PCT 209 209 Trinity Church of the Nazarene 9 0 0 13 5 2 1 21 23.80952454
0094 PCT 210 210 Trinity Church of the Nazarene 833 3 3 1072 210 45 56 1383 15.18438148
0096 PCT 212 212 Pasadena Baptist Church 586 3 0 1033 12 32 34 1111 1.080108047
0097 PCT 213 213 South Pasadena City Hall 495 1 3 1468 6 12 38 1524 0.393700778
0098 PCT 214 214 South Pasadena City Hall 579 2 0 1227 16 13 37 1293 1.237432361
0099 PCT 215 215 Pasadena Community Church 535 2 1 1040 0 16 25 1081 0
0100 PCT 216 216 St. Luke's United Methodist Church 693 7 0 899 160 57 67 1183 13.52493668
0101 PCT 217 217 Gulfport Recreation Center 54 0 0 94 4 0 2 100 4
0102 PCT 218 218 The Lions Club of Gulfport Florida 286 0 2 403 26 6 10 445 5.842696667
0103 PCT 219 219 Pass-A-Grille Beach Comm. Churc 479 3 1 1289 15 15 48 1367 1.097293377
0104 PCT 220 220 Pasadena Community Church 192 0 1 338 4 2 10 354 1.12994349
0106 PCT 222 222 Our Savior Lutheran Church 541 5 3 736 59 22 40 857 6.884480953
0107 PCT 223 223 Our Savior Lutheran Church 83 0 0 119 22 3 6 150 14.66666698
0108 PCT 224 224 Childs Park Recreation Center 696 15 1 58 1039 14 52 1163 89.33792114
0109 PCT 226 226 Galilee Missionary Baptist Church 337 3 1 42 584 7 26 659 88.61911774
0110 PCT 227 227 Fifth Avenue Church of Christ 764 15 2 405 842 25 78 1350 62.37036896
0111 PCT 228 228 Fifth Avenue Baptist Church 772 4 1 1119 84 42 61 1306 6.431852818
0112 PCT 229 229 St. Luke's United Methodist Church 509 3 0 589 196 28 47 860 22.7906971
0113 PCT 230 230 Florida National Guard Armory 101 2 0 151 74 1 12 238 31.09243774
0114 PCT 231 231 Pilgrim Congregational Church 801 1 2 1344 30 36 43 1453 2.064693689
0116 PCT 233 233 Azalea Baptist Church 874 4 0 1441 14 28 54 1537 0.910865307
0117 PCT 234 234 Pilgrim Congregational Church 752 2 2 1442 42 52 58 1594 2.634880781
0118 PCT 235 235 St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Churc 112 1 0 117 110 5 7 239 46.02510452
0119 PCT 236 236 Palm Lake Christian Church 327 2 1 516 11 16 29 572 1.923076868
0120 PCT 238 238 Trinity United Church of Christ 826 13 2 1185 85 50 72 1392 6.106321812
0121 PCT 239 239 Community Bible Baptist Church 787 0 3 1130 52 44 78 1304 3.987730026
0123 PCT 242 242 St. Vincent's Episcopal Church 747 0 3 1347 54 48 72 1521 3.55029583
0124 PCT 243 243 St. Stefanos Greek Orthodox Chur 661 2 1 1169 12 21 61 1263 0.95011878
0126 PCT 245 245 St. Petersburg Community Church 630 4 1 848 24 51 72 995 2.412060261
0127 PCT 247 247 St. Petersburg Community Church 789 4 2 1034 54 70 116 1274 4.238618374
0128 PCT 248 248 Clearview United Methodist Church 756 11 4 999 42 54 84 1179 3.562340975
0130 PCT 250 250 Northside Baptist Church 1285 7 2 2023 63 88 112 2286 2.755905628
0131 PCT 251 251 St. Stefanos Greek Orthodox Chur 816 5 0 1175 34 55 59 1323 2.569916964
0132 PCT 252 252 Walter P. Fuller Recreation Center 841 2 2 1445 13 28 50 1536 0.846354187

0133 PCT 253 253 Fifth Avenue Church of Christ 109 2 0 107 68 1 11 187 36.36363602
0134 PCT 254 254 Palm Garden of Largo 583 0 1 1032 21 43 56 1152 1.822916627
0135 PCT 256 256 Portuguese American Suncoast As 94 0 0 190 2 3 8 203 0.985221684
0137 PCT 258 258 Election Service Center 223 1 0 843 7 19 32 901 0.776914537
0138 PCT 259 259 German American Club 492 3 1 804 17 34 85 940 1.808510661
0140 PCT 261 261 Clearview Oaks 850 6 2 1362 21 61 59 1503 1.397205591
0141 PCT 262 262 Kenneth City Community Hall 772 4 1 1160 55 59 49 1323 4.157218456
0142 PCT 263 263 American Lithuanian Club 759 9 1 936 64 48 89 1137 5.628848076
0143 PCT 264 264 Kenneth City Community Hall 765 0 0 991 37 58 87 1173 3.15430522
0144 PCT 265 265 Terrace Park of Five Towns 785 2 0 1422 69 32 78 1601 4.309806347
0145 PCT 266 266 Seminole Lake Country Club 512 0 0 1001 18 20 47 1086 1.657458544
0146 PCT 267 267 Terrace Park of Five Towns 799 20 6 1831 7 30 45 1913 0.365917414
0147 PCT 268 268 South Cross Bayou/Water Reclam 630 6 0 1004 32 39 85 1160 2.758620739
0148 PCT 269 269 McKee Lake Alliance Church 783 3 2 1166 50 52 70 1338 3.736920834
0149 PCT 270 270 Crystal Lakes Manor 657 4 1 880 45 61 112 1098 4.098360538
0150 PCT 271 271 Park Place Wesleyan Church 630 5 0 721 33 80 77 911 3.622392893
0151 PCT 272 272 McKee Lake Alliance Church 671 3 2 869 23 60 78 1030 2.233009815
0152 PCT 273 273 German American Club 923 6 2 1635 50 96 120 1901 2.630194664
0153 PCT 274 274 Starkey Road Baptist Church 831 3 5 1448 22 47 72 1589 1.384518623
0154 PCT 275 275 Starkey Road Baptist Church 533 3 1 1290 14 52 51 1407 0.99502486
0155 PCT 276 276 Bardmoor Community Center 785 1 1 1851 32 55 91 2029 1.577131629
0156 PCT 277 277 Pinellas Park City Auditorium 905 8 5 1272 51 79 94 1496 3.409090996
0157 PCT 278 278 Pinellas Park City Auditorium 642 6 1 988 42 72 79 1181 3.55630827
0158 PCT 279 279 Skyview Recreation Hall 952 0 1 1247 42 108 75 1472 2.853260756
0159 PCT 280 280 Forbes Recreation Center 587 8 2 909 38 63 71 1081 3.515263557
0160 PCT 281 281 Plantation Gardens Apartments 814 5 6 1201 64 53 114 1432 4.469273567
0161 PCT 282 282 Minnreg Building 678 5 2 1216 10 39 86 1351 0.740192473
0162 PCT 284 284 Bardmoor Community Center 795 1 2 1461 38 49 74 1622 2.342786789
0163 PCT 285 285 Public Works/Tech Services Bldg. 667 2 2 934 23 61 72 1090 2.110091686
0164 PCT 286 286 Forbes Recreation Center 441 4 1 623 11 31 61 726 1.515151501
0165 PCT 288 288 Lealman Family Center 560 4 0 810 33 42 60 945 3.492063522
0166 PCT 290 290 Clearwater Cascade 681 6 1 1151 33 34 81 1299 2.540415764
0167 PCT 291 291 New Testament Baptist Church 424 2 2 811 25 30 87 953 2.62329483
0168 PCT 292 292 Lighthouse of Pinellas 380 0 1 616 37 41 65 759 4.874835491
0169 PCT 293 293 Ranchero Village Co-op, Inc. 527 5 0 1057 30 39 78 1204 2.49169445
0170 PCT 295 295 Election Service Center 623 2 1 1567 29 60 90 1746 1.660939336
0171 PCT 298 298 Minnreg Building 67 1 0 116 4 9 4 133 3.007518768
0172 PCT 301 301 Faith Presbyterian Church 579 1 2 1468 11 23 41 1543 0.712896943
0173 PCT 302 302 Madeira Beach Municipal Building 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0
0174 PCT 303 303 Bay Pines Condo - Rec Center 581 5 1 978 12 24 28 1042 1.151631474
0175 PCT 305 305 Seminole United Methodist Church 1021 2 2 1980 19 36 60 2095 0.906921268
0176 PCT 306 306 Faith Presbyterian Church 903 3 1 1822 10 29 64 1925 0.519480526

0177 PCT 307 307 Bay Ridge Baptist Church 1008 6 1 1709 31 59 63 1862 1.664876461
0178 PCT 308 308 Oakhurst United Methodist Church 1018 1 2 1855 11 33 87 1986 0.553877115
0179 PCT 309 309 Chapel on the Hill 746 2 1 1251 16 39 43 1349 1.186063766
0180 PCT 310 310 Lake Seminole Presbyterian Churc 518 3 0 1645 11 15 45 1716 0.641025662
0181 PCT 315 315 Oakhurst United Methodist Church 540 0 3 947 7 16 42 1012 0.691699624
0182 PCT 316 316 Seminole Community Library at SP 887 0 0 1681 30 33 56 1800 1.666666627
0183 PCT 317 317 Seminole Recreation Center 881 0 0 1662 9 47 58 1776 0.506756783
0184 PCT 318 318 Lutheran Church of Good Shepher 799 3 1 1634 8 21 77 1740 0.459770113
0185 PCT 319 319 131st Street Church of Christ 892 1 1 1826 16 44 64 1950 0.820512831
0186 PCT 320 320 Tamarac-By-The-Gulf, Inc 985 12 6 2161 10 27 73 2271 0.440334648
0187 PCT 321 321 Tamarac-By-The-Gulf, Inc. 405 3 0 1097 4 15 37 1153 0.346921086
0188 PCT 322 322 Christ the King Lutheran Church 663 8 1 1134 3 13 48 1198 0.250417352
0189 PCT 323 323 Heritage Village 744 0 0 1453 5 13 52 1523 0.328299403
0190 PCT 324 324 Suncoast Community Church 676 2 3 1258 10 29 47 1344 0.744047642
0191 PCT 325 325 Lutheran Church of Good Shepher 973 4 1 1840 28 34 76 1978 1.415571332
0192 PCT 326 326 131st Street Church of Christ 342 1 0 640 3 6 35 684 0.438596487
0193 PCT 327 327 Orange Lake Civic Center 928 4 2 1775 21 28 36 1860 1.129032254
0194 PCT 328 328 St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church 288 1 1 593 8 19 19 639 1.251956224
0195 PCT 329 329 St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church 737 10 5 1429 21 38 38 1526 1.376146793
0196 PCT 330 330 Pinellas County Extension 936 5 3 1492 436 36 83 2047 21.29946327
0197 PCT 331 331 The Barrington Retirement Commu 502 0 4 1163 85 31 43 1322 6.429652214
0198 PCT 332 332 Suncoast Community Church 223 0 1 443 14 25 20 502 2.788844585
0199 PCT 341 341 Anona United Methodist Church 438 0 1 656 108 32 37 833 12.96518612
0200 PCT 342 342 Harvest Temple Church 652 6 0 1278 19 15 62 1374 1.382823825
0201 PCT 343 343 Christ the King Lutheran Church 413 4 1 942 2 8 20 972 0.205761313
0203 PCT 345 345 Greater Ridgecrest Branch YMCA 433 1 1 320 531 41 45 937 56.67022324
0204 PCT 346 346 Palm Hill Country Club - S. Rec. 838 8 1 1638 31 24 41 1734 1.787773967
0205 PCT 347 347 Immanuel Chapel 432 5 0 757 60 37 41 895 6.703910828
0206 PCT 350 350 Twin Palms Mobile Home Court, In 651 8 1 1117 10 25 46 1198 0.834724545
0207 PCT 351 351 Rogate Lutheran Church 728 5 0 1133 36 49 59 1277 2.819107294
0208 PCT 352 352 East Bay Oaks Mobile Home Park 709 16 2 1156 55 75 77 1363 4.035216331
0209 PCT 353 353 The Historic Largo Feed Store 803 2 4 1906 69 46 61 2082 3.314121008
0210 PCT 354 354 Largo Community Center 869 7 4 1467 58 47 78 1650 3.515151501
0211 PCT 355 355 Christ Presbyterian Church 689 6 3 1186 24 29 38 1277 1.879404902
0212 PCT 356 356 Pinecrest Place 714 5 7 1359 21 24 55 1459 1.439342022
0214 PCT 358 358 Belleair Bluffs City Hall 692 6 1 1264 8 30 47 1349 0.593031883
0215 PCT 359 359 Largo Community Center 693 11 2 1186 129 57 81 1453 8.878183365
0216 PCT 360 360 New Testament Baptist Church 428 2 0 683 64 41 48 836 7.655502319
0217 PCT 361 361 St. Paul United Methodist Church 667 0 1 1134 94 56 55 1339 7.02016449
0218 PCT 362 362 Highland Recreation Complex 512 11 2 1374 46 39 46 1505 3.0564785
0219 PCT 365 365 Temple B'nai Israel 842 7 1 1637 34 50 84 1805 1.883656502
0220 PCT 366 366 Hope Presbyterian Church 165 1 0 332 8 4 14 358 2.234636784

0221 PCT 367 367 Highland Presbyterian Church 750 4 0 1588 28 40 54 1710 1.637426853
0222 PCT 368 368 First Assembly of God Church 395 1 0 682 32 25 32 771 4.150454044
0223 PCT 370 370 Fairway Village Mobile Home Park 524 1 0 1443 15 18 31 1507 0.99535501
0224 PCT 371 371 Belleair Town Hall 861 2 1 1612 10 20 34 1676 0.596658707
0225 PCT 372 372 Belleair Town Hall 464 2 0 1038 6 7 33 1084 0.55350554
0226 PCT 373 373 St. Paul United Methodist Church 511 1 3 883 37 29 44 993 3.726082563
0227 PCT 374 374 Hope Presbyterian Church 955 1 0 1854 73 68 82 2077 3.514684677
0228 PCT 379 379 St. John's Episcopal Church 236 0 2 425 5 12 15 457 1.094091892
0229 PCT 401 401 Island Chapel 1477 2 1 2491 31 32 93 2647 1.171137094
0230 PCT 402 402 Warren Webster Community Cente 738 0 1 1330 7 25 47 1409 0.496806234
0231 PCT 403 403 Pass-A-Grille Beach Comm. Churc 742 4 0 1520 4 25 49 1598 0.250312895
0232 PCT 404 404 St. Pete Beach Municipal Building 651 10 1 1477 3 18 32 1530 0.196078435
0233 PCT 405 405 St. Pete Beach Municipal Building 701 5 1 1372 14 20 37 1443 0.970200956
0234 PCT 406 406 Treasure Island Community Cente 589 2 0 1121 2 16 32 1171 0.170794189
0238 PCT 415 415 Madeira Beach Municipal Building 1321 5 4 2218 14 40 63 2335 0.599571705
0239 PCT 416 416 Redington Beach Town Hall 574 0 1 900 3 31 35 969 0.309597522
0240 PCT 417 417 N Redington Beach Public Works B 479 1 0 921 4 13 25 963 0.415368646
0241 PCT 418 418 Redington Shores Town Hall 684 5 1 1248 6 35 32 1321 0.45420137
0242 PCT 419 419 Indian Shores Town Hall 405 0 0 859 3 28 24 914 0.32822758
0243 PCT 420 420 Indian Rocks Beach City Hall 1197 6 5 2312 10 51 103 2476 0.403877228
0244 PCT 421 421 Beach Art Center 18 0 0 58 0 1 12 71 0
0245 PCT 422 422 Beach Art Center 418 5 1 979 1 22 45 1047 0.095510982
0246 PCT 500 500 Ross Norton Recreation Center 224 7 1 170 209 21 24 424 49.29245377
0247 PCT 501 501 Ross Norton Recreation Center 195 1 0 133 274 7 33 447 61.29753876
0248 PCT 502 502 Lakeview Baptist Church 423 5 1 735 16 24 27 802 1.995012522
0249 PCT 503 503 First Church of the Nazarene 640 2 1 1398 20 30 44 1492 1.340482593
0250 PCT 504 504 First Church of the Nazarene 824 1 2 1436 29 46 71 1582 1.833122611
0251 PCT 505 505 Morningside Recreation Complex 621 4 0 977 24 42 51 1094 2.193784237
0252 PCT 506 506 Morningside Recreation Complex 825 0 2 1518 31 52 64 1665 1.861861825
0253 PCT 507 507 The Salvation Army, The Joy Cent 684 1 4 1301 48 39 42 1430 3.356643438
0254 PCT 508 508 Central Christian Church of Clwr. 628 3 1 1099 35 30 54 1218 2.87356329
0255 PCT 509 509 Seventh Day Adventist Church 717 2 3 1094 91 84 68 1337 6.80628252
0256 PCT 511 511 St. Cecelia Catholic Church 732 5 5 1568 178 94 71 1911 9.314495087
0257 PCT 512 512 St. Cecelia Catholic Church 12 0 0 454 26 16 26 522 4.980843067
0258 PCT 513 513 The Pinellas Public Library Coop 603 1 1 859 116 85 58 1118 10.37567043
0259 PCT 514 514 St. John's Episcopal Church 288 0 0 419 22 23 26 490 4.489795685
0260 PCT 515 515 Trinity Presbyterian Church 414 4 3 608 81 45 28 762 10.62992096
0261 PCT 517 517 First Christian Church of Clwr. 808 7 0 1213 78 84 69 1444 5.401661873
0262 PCT 518 518 Polish Center 384 2 1 847 36 51 42 976 3.688524485
0263 PCT 519 519 Fred Cournoyer Recreation Ctr 710 2 0 1031 157 60 63 1311 11.97559071
0264 PCT 521 521 Clearwater Community Sailing Cen 603 1 0 1842 7 21 82 1952 0.358606547

0265 PCT 522 522 Clearwater Beach Rec. Center 770 1 2 1643 11 24 79 1757 0.626067162
0266 PCT 523 523 St. Brendan Catholic Church 838 9 3 1848 8 27 50 1933 0.413864464
0267 PCT 526 526 Martin Luther King Jr. Comm. Cent 754 2 1 478 1124 41 82 1725 65.15942383
0268 PCT 527 527 Clearwater Shuffleboard Club 297 1 0 478 202 21 36 737 27.40841293
0269 PCT 528 528 Kings Highway Recreation Center 716 10 0 1039 177 59 41 1316 13.44984818
0270 PCT 529 529 Central Church of the Nazarene 1078 3 1 1682 214 86 91 2073 10.32320309
0271 PCT 530 530 Salvation Army 605 3 3 1229 28 24 38 1319 2.122820377
0272 PCT 531 531 Salvation Army 803 6 2 1306 58 65 65 1494 3.882195473
0273 PCT 532 532 St. Michael Catholic Church 387 3 0 622 49 41 43 755 6.490066051
0274 PCT 533 533 On Top of the World East 638 9 1 1138 8 9 38 1193 0.670578361
0275 PCT 534 534 On Top of the World East 631 10 2 1314 14 17 43 1388 1.008645535
0276 PCT 535 535 Golda Meir/Kent Jewish Center, In 1036 7 2 1770 51 69 81 1971 2.58751893
0277 PCT 536 536 On Top of the World West 631 8 1 1326 19 16 36 1397 1.360057235
0278 PCT 537 537 Global Family Fellowship 1018 3 3 1586 86 84 74 1830 4.699453354
0279 PCT 538 538 Dunedin Assembly of God Church 975 2 0 1752 57 59 56 1924 2.962578058
0280 PCT 539 539 First Presbyterian Church 562 2 2 1030 41 32 34 1137 3.605980635
0281 PCT 540 540 First Presbyterian Church 810 0 1 1273 45 29 56 1403 3.20741272
0282 PCT 542 542 Polish Center 393 1 2 443 164 30 25 662 24.77341461
0283 PCT 543 0 0 0
0284 PCT 544 544 Clearwater Community Church 479 2 3 982 19 26 29 1056 1.799242377
0285 PCT 545 545 Knights of Columbus #5635 536 4 2 851 99 18 43 1011 9.792284966
0286 PCT 546 546 Mease Manor 584 8 3 1491 12 21 28 1552 0.773195863
0287 PCT 548 548 Clearwater Community Church 526 8 0 1042 10 45 42 1139 0.877963126
0288 PCT 549 549 Faith Lutheran Church 847 0 2 1447 22 26 45 1540 1.428571463
0289 PCT 550 550 Knights of Columbus #5635 1000 4 0 1680 20 24 48 1772 1.128668189
0290 PCT 551 551 St. Mark Lutheran Church 850 1 2 1678 7 29 54 1768 0.395927608
0291 PCT 552 552 Royal Stewart Arms 165 1 0 304 0 3 14 321 0
0292 PCT 553 553 Dunedin Community Center 916 0 2 1836 19 18 54 1927 0.985988557
0293 PCT 554 554 Alliance Church of Dunedin 791 2 2 1464 21 39 60 1584 1.325757623
0294 PCT 555 555 Doral Village 945 3 1 1675 54 58 82 1869 2.88924551
0295 PCT 556 556 St. Michael Catholic Church 624 1 3 1175 17 32 39 1263 1.346001625
0296 PCT 557 0 0 0
0297 PCT 560 560 Harbor Hall 1000 2 2 1732 16 34 84 1866 0.857449114
0298 PCT 561 561 St. Mark Lutheran Church 1133 5 0 2197 26 38 89 2350 1.106382966
0299 PCT 562 562 Harbor Hall 777 2 2 1320 13 34 54 1421 0.914848685
0300 PCT 563 563 Crystal Beach Civic Center 1058 1 0 1555 6 22 49 1632 0.367647052
0301 PCT 564 564 Lutheran Church of the Palms 1214 0 2 2069 31 51 76 2227 1.392007232
0302 PCT 565 565 Palm Harbor United Methodist Chu 970 3 0 1564 21 48 69 1702 1.233842492
0303 PCT 566 566 Palm Harbor Community Activity C 796 6 0 1433 12 44 57 1546 0.776196659
0304 PCT 567 567 Pleasant Valley Baptist Church 1094 3 1 1888 36 47 94 2065 1.743341446
0305 PCT 568 568 Baywood Village 632 1 1 909 6 11 23 949 0.632244468
0306 PCT 569 569 New Beginnings Comm. Church 656 15 1 584 656 35 63 1338 49.02840042
0307 PCT 570 570 Curlew United Methodist Church 1191 7 2 1973 22 48 70 2113 1.041173697
0308 PCT 571 571 Palm Harbor Community Activity C 989 3 2 1801 9 43 69 1922 0.468262225

0309 PCT 600 600 Countryside Recreation Center 615 3 1 1181 13 29 45 1268 1.025236607
0310 PCT 601 601 Vineyard Church of Clearwater 1163 6 2 1338 306 118 158 1920 15.9375
0311 PCT 602 602 Feather Sound Community Church 1315 0 4 2034 48 70 98 2250 2.133333445
0312 PCT 603 603 Bible Fellowship Church 296 0 1 413 51 33 25 522 9.770114899
0313 PCT 604 604 Cove Cay - Village Four Rec. Hall 363 0 0 647 12 13 21 693 1.731601715
0314 PCT 605 605 Bay Aristocrat 309 1 0 582 32 19 30 663 4.826546192
0315 PCT 606 606 Bethel Presbyterian Church 454 1 0 993 21 25 37 1076 1.951672912
0316 PCT 607 607 Calvary Baptist Church 362 0 0 718 39 29 47 833 4.681872845
0317 PCT 608 608 Calvary Baptist Church 748 0 1 1623 15 42 83 1763 0.850822449
0318 PCT 609 609 Wood Valley Boys & Girls Club 793 6 1 1073 146 71 52 1342 10.87928486
0319 PCT 610 610 Sylvan Abbey United Methodist Ch 724 6 1 1064 50 41 59 1214 4.118616104
0320 PCT 611 611 Heritage United Methodist Church 623 1 0 1406 50 38 70 1564 3.196930885
0321 PCT 612 612 Northwood Presbyterian Church 615 0 0 1159 10 31 58 1258 0.794912577
0322 PCT 613 613 Countryside Recreation Center 668 2 0 1443 22 36 46 1547 1.422107339
0323 PCT 614 614 Palm Harbor Fire Station #65 839 0 1 1333 25 62 48 1468 1.702997327
0324 PCT 615 615 Coral Oaks 796 0 2 1547 26 43 34 1650 1.575757623
0325 PCT 616 616 Highland Lakes Club 670 5 1 1541 2 8 35 1586 0.126103401
0326 PCT 617 617 St. Luke Catholic Church 924 4 5 1376 31 45 75 1527 2.030124426
0327 PCT 618 618 Bethel Lutheran Church 913 1 1 1768 36 52 70 1926 1.869158864
0328 PCT 619 619 Holiday Inn 582 1 2 1125 4 18 42 1189 0.336417168
0329 PCT 620 620 Safety Harbor Community Center 946 0 4 1516 33 32 70 1651 1.998788595
0330 PCT 621 621 Cypress Meadows Community Chu 854 5 2 1273 269 39 125 1706 15.76787853
0331 PCT 622 622 Countryside Baptist Church 1050 0 2 1791 17 46 98 1952 0.870901644
0332 PCT 623 623 Bayside Community Church of God 674 2 2 1346 11 17 50 1424 0.772471905
0333 PCT 624 624 Rigsby Recreation Center 1096 1 2 1973 22 43 91 2129 1.033349037
0334 PCT 625 625 Espiritu Santo Catholic Church 963 3 0 1610 77 59 94 1840 4.184782505
0335 PCT 626 626 Gull Aire Village Clubhouse 718 2 1 961 71 60 123 1215 5.843621254
0336 PCT 627 627 Community United Methodist Chur 173 1 0 184 28 15 16 243 11.52263355
0337 PCT 628 628 All Saints Catholic Church 935 5 2 1479 67 74 88 1708 3.922716618
0338 PCT 629 629 Oldsmar Fire Station 1160 6 2 1621 88 94 156 1959 4.492087841
0339 PCT 630 630 Oldsmar Library 1023 2 2 1449 24 73 85 1631 1.471489906
0340 PCT 631 631 Gull Aire Village Clubhouse 1032 2 2 1514 55 71 79 1719 3.199534655
0341 PCT 632 632 East Lake Woodlands Country Clu 868 3 2 1560 35 50 53 1698 2.061248541
0342 PCT 633 633 Lutheran Church of the Resurrectio 1041 1 0 1938 33 39 115 2125 1.552941203
0343 PCT 634 634 Clearwater Countryside Library 889 4 0 1525 24 59 64 1672 1.435406685
0344 PCT 635 635 Safety Harbor Fire Station #53 712 3 0 1536 26 26 52 1640 1.585365891
0345 PCT 636 636 Fire Station #40 762 4 0 1184 80 57 95 1416 5.649717331
0347 PCT 638 638 Highland Lakes Club 632 5 2 1330 0 9 17 1356 0
0348 PCT 639 639 Lutheran Church of the Resurrectio 1316 0 1 2384 52 88 99 2623 1.982462883
0349 PCT 640 640 Lakeside Community Church 683 0 0 1087 12 25 77 1201 0.999167383
0350 PCT 641 641 Stratford Ct. Sunrise Senior Living 728 3 3 1141 37 54 58 1290 2.868216991
0351 PCT 642 642 East Lake Woodlands Country Clu 1337 3 1 2459 7 65 127 2658 0.263355911

0353 PCT 644 644 East Lake United Methodist Church 1168 6 1 2061 30 60 83 2234 1.342882752
0354 PCT 645 645 Heritage United Methodist Church 383 0 0 697 18 15 33 763 2.359108686
0355 PCT 646 646 Wellington Apartments 692 1 0 815 204 121 55 1195 17.07112885
0356 PCT 647 0 0 0
0357 PCT 648 648 Life Path Christian Center 1312 0 2 2401 43 74 165 2683 1.602683544
0358 PCT 649 649 Life Path Christian Center 254 0 2 457 1 9 13 480 0.208333328
0359 PCT 650 650 Bay Aristocrat 97 1 0 201 4 6 14 225 1.777777791
0360 PCT 651 651 Rogate Lutheran Church 611 1 0 1103 23 45 55 1226 1.876019597
0361 PCT 652 652 Northwood Presbyterian Church 3 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0
0362 PCT 653 0 0 0
0363 PCT 654 654 St. Luke Catholic Church 667 3 1 1018 13 27 62 1120 1.160714269
0364 PCT 655 655 Safety Harbor Fire Station #53 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 5 0
0365 PCT 656 656 The Lakes Homeowners Associatio 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 0
0366 PCT 701 701 Church on the Bayou, Presbyterian 588 1 2 1055 18 32 45 1150 1.565217376
0367 PCT 702 702 Tarpon Springs Manor Apartments 695 5 1 1140 84 23 44 1291 6.506584167
0368 PCT 703 703 Generations Christian Church 578 4 2 994 9 14 37 1054 0.853889942
0369 PCT 704 704 St. Nicholas Cathedral 1107 9 3 1643 63 92 68 1866 3.376205683
0370 PCT 705 705 First Baptist Church 1079 5 4 1676 41 48 59 1824 2.247807026
0371 PCT 706 706 Tarpon Springs Heritage Museum 1055 0 3 1651 19 24 51 1745 1.088825226
0372 PCT 707 707 Church on the Bayou, Presbyterian 999 3 1 1764 11 16 66 1857 0.592353284
0373 PCT 710 710 Generations Christian Church 252 0 0 410 7 10 14 441 1.587301612
0374 PCT 711 711 Lakeside Community Church 904 5 2 1645 19 29 118 1811 1.049144149
0375 PCT 712 712 St. Timothy Lutheran Church 566 0 3 881 44 47 47 1019 4.317958832
0376 PCT 713 713 St. Timothy Lutheran Church 970 3 3 1010 317 71 69 1467 21.60872459
Election Day
Percentage Percentage Overvote
Precinct Precinct Name Hispanic Democrat Rate
0001 PCT 101 101 Pinellas Community Church 1.486988902 53.15985107 5.199306965
0002 PCT 102 102 Westminster Suncoast 1.676384807 71.35568237 4.285714149
0003 PCT 103 103 Lakewood United Methodist Churc 2.063273668 45.94223022 0
0004 PCT 104 104 Lakewood United Methodist Churc 2.052785873 71.26099396 1.689189196
0005 PCT 105 105 Blessed Trinity Catholic Church 1.962983727 74.4812088 12.67427158
0008 PCT 108 108 Blessed Trinity Catholic Church 1.566820264 70.41474915 8.791209221
0009 PCT 109 109 Lake Maggiore Baptist Church 1.856435657 73.39109039 21.85792351
0010 PCT 110 110 Coquina Key Neighborhood Assoc 3.537415028 52.9251709 0
0011 PCT 111 111 Lake Maggiore Baptist Church 2.088452101 70.63881683 22.67573738
0012 PCT 112 112 St. Petersburg Little Theatre 1.276207805 77.02825928 8.333333015
0013 PCT 113 113 Christ Gospel Church 0.418060213 85.86956787 10.18675709
0014 PCT 114 114 New Hope Baptist Church 0.374181479 88.30683136 0
0015 PCT 115 115 Lakeview Presbyterian Church 0.370370358 89.16666412 34.81624603
0016 PCT 116 116 Frank Pierce Recreation Center 1.558203459 79.28505707 8.18330574
0017 PCT 117 117 Bay Vista Center 1.827242494 50.3322258 0
0018 PCT 118 118 St. Pete Religious Society/Friends 3.559870481 62.94498444 8.2191782
0019 PCT 119 119 Campbell Park Recreation Center 0.975609779 78.9024353 0
0020 PCT 120 120 St. Pete Religious Society/Friends 3.294117689 59.05882263 0
0021 PCT 121 121 Coquina Key Neighborhood Assoc 4.152823925 62.7076416 0
0022 PCT 123 123 St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Churc 2.314814806 65.74073792 0
0023 PCT 127 127 Campbell Park Recreation Center 0.371402055 87.00093079 1.694915295
0024 PCT 128 128 Mt. Zion AME Church 0.743494451 84.75836182 0
0025 PCT 129 129 Wildwood Recreation Center 0.597014904 86.79104614 19.14580345
0026 PCT 130 130 Wildwood Recreation Center 1.73210156 78.29099274 24.06417084
0027 PCT 131 131 Graham Park Apartments 1.612903237 63.44086075 0
0028 PCT 132 132 Graham Park Apartments 2.517623425 52.76938629 0
0029 PCT 133 133 Coliseum 3.100775242 36.27906799 0
0030 PCT 134 134 Campbell Park Recreation Center 0 70.73170471 0
0031 PCT 135 135 Peterborough Apartments 3.121516228 56.7447052 8.196721077
0032 PCT 136 136 Dwight H. Jones Neighborhood Ce 2.957486153 74.12199402 7.042253494
0033 PCT 137 137 Albright United Methodist Church 2.578796625 58.16618729 3.752345324
0034 PCT 138 138 King of Peace Met. Community Ch 4.462151527 51.872509 5.788712025
0035 PCT 139 139 King of Peace Met. Community Ch 3.061224461 49.85422897 2.976190567
0036 PCT 140 140 Great Explorations-Childrens Muse 3.48567009 52.13013077 1.610305905
0037 PCT 141 141 Westminster Presbyterian Church 2.282815456 48.00253677 1.245329976
0038 PCT 142 142 Coliseum 1.725521684 34.83145905 0
0039 PCT 143 143 St. Bede's Episcopal Church 2.551521063 48.87144089 5.454545498
0040 PCT 144 144 30th Avenue Baptist Church 4.761904716 48.35165024 15.29051971
0041 PCT 145 145 30th Avenue Baptist Church 4.936305523 44.90445709 12.04819298
0042 PCT 146 146 St. Bede's Episcopal Church 5.440900326 44.65290833 11.17318439
0043 PCT 147 147 Woodlawn Presbyterian Church 2.469135761 42.0370369 1.081081033
0044 PCT 148 148 American Baptist Church-Beatitude 2.446982145 43.44752502 0
Election Day
0045 PCT 149 149 Dwight H. Jones Neighborhood Ce 0 0 0
0046 PCT 155 155 St. Raphael's Catholic Church 2.615933418 29.72651672 0
0047 PCT 156 156 Shore Acres Recreation Center 1.574803114 28.9370079 1.90476191
0048 PCT 157 157 Lutheran Church of the Cross 1.848998427 23.34360504 2.721088409
0049 PCT 158 158 Northeast Presbyterian Church 2.276422739 35.93495941 0
0050 PCT 159 159 Northeast Presbyterian Church 2.124091625 31.80547714 2.020201921
0051 PCT 160 160 Wesley United Methodist Church 3.685368538 36.35863495 0
0052 PCT 161 161 Faith Covenant Church 0.755191922 33.03964615 3.241491079
0053 PCT 162 162 Wesley United Methodist Church 2.615518808 45.42284393 8.27814579
0054 PCT 163 163 First Church of God 3.743315458 43.62108612 11.31221676
0055 PCT 164 164 American Lithuanian Club 2.418604612 46.5116272 25.59415054
0056 PCT 165 165 Vietnamese Evangelical Church 3.481894255 46.16991806 1.112347007
0057 PCT 166 166 First Alliance Church 2.723146677 40.92284393 7.905138493
0058 PCT 167 167 Roberts Recreation Center 2.929292917 44.54545593 0
0059 PCT 168 168 Roberts Recreation Center 3.987730026 42.63803864 1.748251796
0060 PCT 169 169 Faith Covenant Church 2.954048157 41.68490219 6.980803013
0061 PCT 170 170 Riviera United Methodist Church 2.891566277 39.75903702 0
0062 PCT 171 171 Town Apartments North 3.716216326 43.58108139 11.86943626
0063 PCT 172 172 Town Apartments North 2.616822481 44.85981369 35.14376831
0064 PCT 173 173 Hope Lutheran Church 3.35032773 43.33576202 17.4346199
0065 PCT 174 174 Park Place Wesleyan Church 7.633587837 41.98473358 9.090909004
0066 PCT 175
0067 PCT 180 180 Hope Lutheran Church 2.937336922 42.16710281 10.04464245
0068 PCT 181 181 North Branch Library 4.180327892 40.90163803 1.290322542
0069 PCT 182 182 Willis S. Johns Recreation Center 3.044871807 45.19230652 8.174386978
0070 PCT 183 183 Americana Cove 4.789550304 43.1059494 0
0071 PCT 184 184 First Church of Christ, Scientist 2.337938309 27.20510101 0
0072 PCT 185 185 Americana Cove 2.9624753 37.52468872 0
0073 PCT 186 186 St. James United Methodist Church 2.380952358 39.31340027 4.444444656
0074 PCT 187 187 Epiphany Ukrainian Catholic Churc 3.831891298 37.1446228 7.920792103
0075 PCT 188 188 Pinewood Co-op, Inc. 6.180665493 46.27575302 1.953125
0076 PCT 189 189 Pinewood Co-op, Inc. 7.907348156 46.64536667 0
0077 PCT 190 190 First Baptist Church/St. Petersburg 4.089026928 40.52795029 1.037344456
0078 PCT 191 191 Sunset Palms Mobile Home Park 3.010471106 41.49214554 2.583979368
0079 PCT 192 192 Mainlands of Tamarac - Unit #4 0.914634168 40.04064941 23.31002426
0080 PCT 193 193 The Lakes Homeowners Associatio 2.623906612 35.56851196 3.521126747
0081 PCT 194 194 Mainlands of Tamarac - Unit #4 1.524663687 38.02690506 28.76106262
0082 PCT 196 196 St. James United Methodist Church 2.828619003 41.09817123 17.49271202
0083 PCT 197 197 Epiphany Ukrainian Catholic Churc 4.071246624 32.06106949 0
0084 PCT 200 200 Most Holy Name Catholic Church 2.594810486 41.51696777 0
0085 PCT 201 201 The Allegro at College Harbor 0.954653919 28.63961792 5.050505161
0086 PCT 202 202 Florida National Guard Armory 2.207413673 39.81674194 0
0087 PCT 203 203 Bethel Metropolitan Baptist Church 1.886792421 80.95237732 27.35042763
0088 PCT 204 204 Bethel Metropolitan Baptist Church 0.897666097 87.43267822 45.75163269
Election Day
0089 PCT 205 205 Prayer Tower Church of God 0.874403834 86.40699768 4.78468895
0090 PCT 206 206 Gulfport Presbyterian Church 1.780821919 52.19178009 0
0091 PCT 207 207 Gulfport Public Library 1.331114769 48.91846848 0
0092 PCT 208 208 Gulfport Recreation Center 1.576086998 33.31521606 8.739076614
0093 PCT 209 209 Trinity Church of the Nazarene 9.523809433 47.61904907 0
0094 PCT 210 210 Trinity Church of the Nazarene 3.253796101 54.22993469 3.601440668
0095 PCT 211 211 Most Holy Name Catholic Church 3.659976482 47.81581879 1.81488204
0096 PCT 212 212 Pasadena Baptist Church 2.880288124 37.8937912 5.119453907
0097 PCT 213 213 South Pasadena City Hall 0.787401557 36.7454071 2.020201921
0098 PCT 214 214 South Pasadena City Hall 1.005413771 40.68058777 3.454231501
0099 PCT 215 215 Pasadena Community Church 1.480111003 28.21461678 3.738317728
0100 PCT 216 216 St. Luke's United Methodist Church 4.818258762 53.67709351 10.10101032
0101 PCT 217 217 Gulfport Recreation Center 0 45 0
0102 PCT 218 218 The Lions Club of Gulfport Florida 1.348314643 56.40449524 0
0103 PCT 219 219 Pass-A-Grille Beach Comm. Churc 1.097293377 28.82223892 6.263048172
0104 PCT 220 220 Pasadena Community Church 0.564971745 34.18078995 0
0106 PCT 222 222 Our Savior Lutheran Church 2.567094564 49.241539 9.242144585
0107 PCT 223 223 Our Savior Lutheran Church 2 54.66666794 0
0108 PCT 224 224 Childs Park Recreation Center 1.203783274 84.86672211 21.55172348
0109 PCT 226 226 Galilee Missionary Baptist Church 1.062215447 86.0394516 8.902076721
0110 PCT 227 227 Fifth Avenue Church of Christ 1.851851821 72.74073792 19.63350868
0111 PCT 228 228 Fifth Avenue Baptist Church 3.215926409 45.63552856 5.18134737
0112 PCT 229 229 St. Luke's United Methodist Church 3.255813837 54.069767 5.893909454
0113 PCT 230 230 Florida National Guard Armory 0.420168072 62.6050415 19.80198097
0114 PCT 231 231 Pilgrim Congregational Church 2.477632523 43.15209961 1.248439431
0116 PCT 233 233 Azalea Baptist Church 1.821730614 37.15029144 4.576659203
0117 PCT 234 234 Pilgrim Congregational Church 3.262233257 42.40903473 2.659574509
0118 PCT 235 235 St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Churc 2.092050314 58.99581528 8.928571701
0119 PCT 236 236 Palm Lake Christian Church 2.797202826 39.51049042 6.116208076
0120 PCT 238 238 Trinity United Church of Christ 3.591953993 47.98850632 15.73849869
0121 PCT 239 239 Community Bible Baptist Church 3.374233246 43.40490723 0
0122 PCT 240 240 Most Holy Name Catholic Church 0.578034699 53.75722504 8.264462471
0123 PCT 242 242 St. Vincent's Episcopal Church 3.155818462 43.45825195 0
0124 PCT 243 243 St. Stefanos Greek Orthodox Chur 1.662707806 38.32145691 3.025718689
0126 PCT 245 245 St. Petersburg Community Church 5.125627995 43.51758957 6.349206448
0127 PCT 247 247 St. Petersburg Community Church 5.494505405 43.64207077 5.069708347
0128 PCT 248 248 Clearview United Methodist Church 4.580152512 39.18574905 14.55026436
0130 PCT 250 250 Northside Baptist Church 3.849518776 40.72615814 5.447470665
0131 PCT 251 251 St. Stefanos Greek Orthodox Chur 4.157218456 39.22902679 6.127450943
0132 PCT 252 252 Walter P. Fuller Recreation Center 1.822916627 38.93229294 2.378121376
Election Day
0133 PCT 253 253 Fifth Avenue Church of Christ 0.534759343 62.56684494 18.34862328
0134 PCT 254 254 Palm Garden of Largo 3.732638836 36.89236069 0
0135 PCT 256 256 Portuguese American Suncoast As 1.477832556 41.37931061 0
0136 PCT 257 257 Portuguese American Suncoast As 6.80851078 51.48936081 37.59398651
0137 PCT 258 258 Election Service Center 2.108767986 25.86015511 4.484304905
0138 PCT 259 259 German American Club 3.617021322 39.14893723 6.097560883
0139 PCT 260 260 Portuguese American Suncoast As 2.65780735 44.7674408 8.759123802
0140 PCT 261 261 Clearview Oaks 4.058549404 42.78110504 7.058823586
0141 PCT 262 262 Kenneth City Community Hall 4.459561825 42.47921371 5.18134737
0142 PCT 263 263 American Lithuanian Club 4.221635818 44.50307846 11.85770798
0143 PCT 264 264 Kenneth City Community Hall 4.944586754 40.92071533 0
0144 PCT 265 265 Terrace Park of Five Towns 1.998750806 45.9712677 2.547770739
0145 PCT 266 266 Seminole Lake Country Club 1.841620684 29.74217224 0
0146 PCT 267 267 Terrace Park of Five Towns 1.568217516 40.04182053 25.03129005
0147 PCT 268 268 South Cross Bayou/Water Reclam 3.362068892 39.74137878 9.523809433
0148 PCT 269 269 McKee Lake Alliance Church 3.8863976 42.89984894 3.831417561
0149 PCT 270 270 Crystal Lakes Manor 5.555555344 43.16939926 6.088280201
0150 PCT 271 271 Park Place Wesleyan Church 8.78155899 39.51701355 7.936507702
0151 PCT 272 272 McKee Lake Alliance Church 5.825242519 38.93203735 4.470938683
0152 PCT 273 273 German American Club 5.049973488 37.13834763 6.500541687
0153 PCT 274 274 Starkey Road Baptist Church 2.957835197 38.38892365 3.610108376
0154 PCT 275 275 Starkey Road Baptist Church 3.695806742 33.90192032 5.628517628
0155 PCT 276 276 Bardmoor Community Center 2.710695028 29.32479095 1.273885369
0156 PCT 277 277 Pinellas Park City Auditorium 5.280748844 43.6497345 8.8397789
0157 PCT 278 278 Pinellas Park City Auditorium 6.09652853 43.35309219 9.345794678
0158 PCT 279 279 Skyview Recreation Hall 7.336956501 43.75 0
0159 PCT 280 280 Forbes Recreation Center 5.827937126 41.4431076 13.62862015
0160 PCT 281 281 Plantation Gardens Apartments 3.701117277 40.01396561 6.142506123
0161 PCT 282 282 Minnreg Building 2.88675046 39.00814056 7.374631405
0162 PCT 284 284 Bardmoor Community Center 3.020961761 35.38840866 1.257861614
0163 PCT 285 285 Public Works/Tech Services Bldg. 5.596330166 37.43119431 2.998500824
0164 PCT 286 286 Forbes Recreation Center 4.269972324 40.77135086 9.07029438
0165 PCT 288 288 Lealman Family Center 4.444444656 43.17460251 7.142857075
0166 PCT 290 290 Clearwater Cascade 2.617398024 37.33641434 8.810572624
0167 PCT 291 291 New Testament Baptist Church 3.147953749 34.52256012 4.716980934
0168 PCT 292 292 Lighthouse of Pinellas 5.401844501 35.04611206 0
0169 PCT 293 293 Ranchero Village Co-op, Inc. 3.239202738 40.94684219 9.48766613
0170 PCT 295 295 Election Service Center 3.436426163 35.50973511 3.210272789
0171 PCT 298 298 Minnreg Building 6.766917229 30.07518768 14.92537308
0172 PCT 301 301 Faith Presbyterian Church 1.490602732 32.14517212 1.72711575
0173 PCT 302 302 Madeira Beach Municipal Building 0 66.66666412 0
0174 PCT 303 303 Bay Pines Condo - Rec Center 2.303262949 42.41842651 8.605852127
0175 PCT 305 305 Seminole United Methodist Church 1.718377113 35.46539307 1.958863854
0176 PCT 306 306 Faith Presbyterian Church 1.506493449 30.49350739 3.322259188
Election Day
0177 PCT 307 307 Bay Ridge Baptist Church 3.168635845 38.56068802 5.952381134
0178 PCT 308 308 Oakhurst United Methodist Church 1.661631465 30.76535797 0.982318282
0179 PCT 309 309 Chapel on the Hill 2.891030312 34.69236374 2.680965185
0180 PCT 310 310 Lake Seminole Presbyterian Churc 0.874125898 35.54778671 5.791505814
0181 PCT 315 315 Oakhurst United Methodist Church 1.581027627 30.53359604 0
0182 PCT 316 316 Seminole Community Library at SP 1.833333373 37.61111069 0
0183 PCT 317 317 Seminole Recreation Center 2.646396399 33.55855942 0
0184 PCT 318 318 Lutheran Church of Good Shepher 1.206896544 31.95402336 3.75469327
0185 PCT 319 319 131st Street Church of Christ 2.25641036 33.23077011 1.121076226
0186 PCT 320 320 Tamarac-By-The-Gulf, Inc 1.18890357 32.05636215 12.18274117
0187 PCT 321 321 Tamarac-By-The-Gulf, Inc. 1.300953984 31.48308754 7.407407284
0188 PCT 322 322 Christ the King Lutheran Church 1.085141897 30.30050087 12.06636524
0189 PCT 323 323 Heritage Village 0.853578448 29.87524605 0
0190 PCT 324 324 Suncoast Community Church 2.157738209 31.17559433 2.958579779
0191 PCT 325 325 Lutheran Church of Good Shepher 1.718907952 37.00707626 4.110996723
0192 PCT 326 326 131st Street Church of Christ 0.877192974 26.60818672 2.92397666
0193 PCT 327 327 Orange Lake Civic Center 1.505376339 38.92473221 4.310344696
0194 PCT 328 328 St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church 2.973395824 42.25352097 3.472222328
0195 PCT 329 329 St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church 2.490170479 39.449543 13.5685215
0196 PCT 330 330 Pinellas County Extension 1.758671284 48.31460571 5.341880322
0197 PCT 331 331 The Barrington Retirement Commu 2.344931841 42.73827362 0
0198 PCT 332 332 Suncoast Community Church 4.980079651 37.45019913 0
0199 PCT 341 341 Anona United Methodist Church 3.841536522 48.37935257 0
0200 PCT 342 342 Harvest Temple Church 1.091703057 39.4468689 9.202453613
0201 PCT 343 343 Christ the King Lutheran Church 0.823045254 34.87654495 9.685230255
0203 PCT 345 345 Greater Ridgecrest Branch YMCA 4.375667095 69.15688324 2.309468746
0204 PCT 346 346 Palm Hill Country Club - S. Rec. 1.384083033 39.50403595 9.546539307
0205 PCT 347 347 Immanuel Chapel 4.134078026 40.67039108 11.57407379
0206 PCT 350 350 Twin Palms Mobile Home Court, In 2.086811304 40.48413849 12.28878689
0207 PCT 351 351 Rogate Lutheran Church 3.837118149 38.76272583 6.868131638
0208 PCT 352 352 East Bay Oaks Mobile Home Park 5.502567768 41.96625137 22.56699562
0209 PCT 353 353 The Historic Largo Feed Store 2.209414005 38.04034424 2.490659952
0210 PCT 354 354 Largo Community Center 2.848484755 41.75757599 8.055235863
0211 PCT 355 355 Christ Presbyterian Church 2.270947456 35.23884201 8.708272934
0212 PCT 356 356 Pinecrest Place 1.644962311 33.03632736 7.002800941
0214 PCT 358 358 Belleair Bluffs City Hall 2.223869562 35.06301117 8.670519829
0215 PCT 359 359 Largo Community Center 3.922918081 48.31383514 15.8730154
0216 PCT 360 360 New Testament Baptist Church 4.904306412 39.59329987 4.672897339
0217 PCT 361 361 St. Paul United Methodist Church 4.182225704 43.83868408 0
0218 PCT 362 362 Highland Recreation Complex 2.591362238 39.20265961 21.484375
0219 PCT 365 365 Temple B'nai Israel 2.770083189 33.46260452 8.313539505
0220 PCT 366 366 Hope Presbyterian Church 1.117318392 30.72625732 6.060606003
Election Day
0221 PCT 367 367 Highland Presbyterian Church 2.339181185 33.80117035 5.333333492
0222 PCT 368 368 First Assembly of God Church 3.242542267 35.14915848 2.531645536
0223 PCT 370 370 Fairway Village Mobile Home Park 1.19442606 40.21234131 1.908396959
0224 PCT 371 371 Belleair Town Hall 1.193317413 21.06205177 2.322880268
0225 PCT 372 372 Belleair Town Hall 0.645756483 19.18819237 4.310344696
0226 PCT 373 373 St. Paul United Methodist Church 2.920443058 37.4622345 1.956947207
0227 PCT 374 374 Hope Presbyterian Church 3.273952723 37.12084579 1.047120452
0228 PCT 379 379 St. John's Episcopal Church 2.625820637 26.91466141 0
0229 PCT 401 401 Island Chapel 1.20891571 22.21382713 1.354096174
0230 PCT 402 402 Warren Webster Community Cente 1.774307966 32.36337662 0
0231 PCT 403 403 Pass-A-Grille Beach Comm. Churc 1.564455628 30.78848648 5.390835762
0232 PCT 404 404 St. Pete Beach Municipal Building 1.176470637 34.05228806 15.36098289
0233 PCT 405 405 St. Pete Beach Municipal Building 1.386001348 31.60083199 7.132667542
0234 PCT 406 406 Treasure Island Community Cente 1.366353512 29.29120445 3.395585775
0236 PCT 408 408 Treasure Island Community Cente 1.516503096 27.92149925 5
0238 PCT 415 415 Madeira Beach Municipal Building 1.713062048 31.34903717 3.785011292
0239 PCT 416 416 Redington Beach Town Hall 3.199174404 31.78534508 0
0240 PCT 417 417 N Redington Beach Public Works B 1.349948049 28.86812019 2.087682724
0241 PCT 418 418 Redington Shores Town Hall 2.649507999 31.71839523 7.309941292
0242 PCT 419 419 Indian Shores Town Hall 3.063457251 30.85339165 0
0243 PCT 420 420 Indian Rocks Beach City Hall 2.059773922 31.05815887 5.012531281
0244 PCT 421 421 Beach Art Center 1.408450723 7.042253494 0
0245 PCT 422 422 Beach Art Center 2.101241589 24.73734474 11.96172237
0246 PCT 500 500 Ross Norton Recreation Center 4.952830315 63.20754623 31.25
0247 PCT 501 501 Ross Norton Recreation Center 1.565995574 68.68009186 5.128205299
0248 PCT 502 502 Lakeview Baptist Church 2.992518663 33.79052353 11.82033062
0249 PCT 503 503 First Church of the Nazarene 2.010723829 37.86863327 3.125
0250 PCT 504 504 First Church of the Nazarene 2.907711744 37.42098618 1.213592291
0251 PCT 505 505 Morningside Recreation Complex 3.839122534 34.09506226 6.441223621
0252 PCT 506 506 Morningside Recreation Complex 3.123123169 39.93994141 0
0253 PCT 507 507 The Salvation Army, The Joy Cent 2.727272749 34.96503448 1.46198833
0254 PCT 508 508 Central Christian Church of Clwr. 2.46305418 36.94581223 4.777070045
0255 PCT 509 509 Seventh Day Adventist Church 6.282722473 43.754673 2.789400339
0256 PCT 511 511 St. Cecelia Catholic Church 4.918890476 41.39194107 6.830601215
0257 PCT 512 512 St. Cecelia Catholic Church 3.065134048 26.8199234 0
0258 PCT 513 513 The Pinellas Public Library Coop 7.602862358 44.45438385 1.658374786
0259 PCT 514 514 St. John's Episcopal Church 4.693877697 37.55102158 0
0260 PCT 515 515 Trinity Presbyterian Church 5.905511856 45.93175888 9.66183567
0261 PCT 517 517 First Christian Church of Clwr. 5.817174435 38.22714615 8.663366318
0262 PCT 518 518 Polish Center 5.225409985 31.04508209 5.208333492
0263 PCT 519 519 Fred Cournoyer Recreation Ctr 4.576659203 40.1983223 2.816901445
0264 PCT 521 521 Clearwater Community Sailing Cen 1.075819731 21.26024628 1.658374786
Election Day
0265 PCT 522 522 Clearwater Beach Rec. Center 1.36596477 26.18099022 1.298701286
0266 PCT 523 523 St. Brendan Catholic Church 1.396792531 22.6590786 10.73985672
0267 PCT 526 526 Martin Luther King Jr. Comm. Cent 2.376811504 70.95652008 2.652519941
0268 PCT 527 527 Clearwater Shuffleboard Club 2.849389315 46.13297272 3.367003441
0269 PCT 528 528 Kings Highway Recreation Center 4.483282566 44.14893723 13.96648026
0270 PCT 529 529 Central Church of the Nazarene 4.148576736 39.50796127 2.782931328
0271 PCT 530 530 Salvation Army 1.819560289 36.69446564 4.958677769
0272 PCT 531 531 Salvation Army 4.350736141 31.92771149 7.471980095
0273 PCT 532 532 St. Michael Catholic Church 5.430463791 38.41059494 7.751937866
0274 PCT 533 533 On Top of the World East 0.754400671 40.06705856 14.10658264
0275 PCT 534 534 On Top of the World East 1.224783897 41.42651367 15.84786034
0276 PCT 535 535 Golda Meir/Kent Jewish Center, In 3.500761032 33.68848419 6.756756783
0277 PCT 536 536 On Top of the World West 1.145311356 40.80171967 12.67828846
0278 PCT 537 537 Global Family Fellowship 4.590163708 37.04917908 2.946954727
0279 PCT 538 538 Dunedin Assembly of God Church 3.066528082 36.85031128 2.051282167
0280 PCT 539 539 First Presbyterian Church 2.814424038 41.60070419 3.55871892
0281 PCT 540 540 First Presbyterian Church 2.066999197 41.19743347 0
0282 PCT 542 542 Polish Center 4.531722069 47.12990952 2.5445292
0283 PCT 543
0284 PCT 544 544 Clearwater Community Church 2.462121248 34.09090805 4.175365448
0285 PCT 545 545 Knights of Columbus #5635 1.780415416 44.80712128 7.462686539
0286 PCT 546 546 Mease Manor 1.35309279 36.85567093 13.69863033
0287 PCT 548 548 Clearwater Community Church 3.950834036 39.94732285 15.20912552
0288 PCT 549 549 Faith Lutheran Church 1.688311696 35.12987137 0
0289 PCT 550 550 Knights of Columbus #5635 1.354401827 35.10158157 4
0290 PCT 551 551 St. Mark Lutheran Church 1.640271544 32.74886703 1.176470637
0291 PCT 552 552 Royal Stewart Arms 0.934579432 28.97196198 6.060606003
0292 PCT 553 553 Dunedin Community Center 0.934094429 28.64556313 0
0293 PCT 554 554 Alliance Church of Dunedin 2.462121248 32.26010132 2.528445005
0294 PCT 555 555 Doral Village 3.103263855 32.95880127 3.174603224
0295 PCT 556 556 St. Michael Catholic Church 2.533649921 35.94615936 1.602564096
0296 PCT 557
0297 PCT 560 560 Harbor Hall 1.822079301 30.22508049 2
0298 PCT 561 561 St. Mark Lutheran Church 1.617021322 30.42553139 4.413062572
0299 PCT 562 562 Harbor Hall 2.392681122 33.28641891 2.574002504
0300 PCT 563 563 Crystal Beach Civic Center 1.348039269 28.30882263 0.945179582
0301 PCT 564 564 Lutheran Church of the Palms 2.290076256 33.09384918 0
0302 PCT 565 565 Palm Harbor United Methodist Chu 2.820211411 31.90364265 3.092783451
0303 PCT 566 566 Palm Harbor Community Activity C 2.846054316 27.94307899 7.537688255
0304 PCT 567 567 Pleasant Valley Baptist Church 2.27602911 30.12106514 2.742230415
0305 PCT 568 568 Baywood Village 1.159114838 29.61011505 1.58227849
0306 PCT 569 569 New Beginnings Comm. Church 2.615844488 60.23916245 22.86585426
0307 PCT 570 570 Curlew United Methodist Church 2.271651745 28.67960167 5.87741375
0308 PCT 571 571 Palm Harbor Community Activity C 2.237252951 31.00936508 3.033366919
Election Day
0309 PCT 600 600 Countryside Recreation Center 2.287066221 33.91167068 4.878048897
0310 PCT 601 601 Vineyard Church of Clearwater 6.145833492 47.1875 5.159071445
0311 PCT 602 602 Feather Sound Community Church 3.111111164 28 0
0312 PCT 603 603 Bible Fellowship Church 6.321838856 45.78544235 0
0313 PCT 604 604 Cove Cay - Village Four Rec. Hall 1.875901818 30.30303001 0
0314 PCT 605 605 Bay Aristocrat 2.865761757 38.31070709 3.236245871
0315 PCT 606 606 Bethel Presbyterian Church 2.323420048 39.12639236 2.202643156
0316 PCT 607 607 Calvary Baptist Church 3.481392622 42.37694931 0
0317 PCT 608 608 Calvary Baptist Church 2.382302999 31.19682312 0
0318 PCT 609 609 Wood Valley Boys & Girls Club 5.29061079 41.50521469 7.566204071
0319 PCT 610 610 Sylvan Abbey United Methodist Ch 3.377265215 35.9967041 8.28729248
0320 PCT 611 611 Heritage United Methodist Church 2.429667473 27.87723732 1.605136395
0321 PCT 612 612 Northwood Presbyterian Church 2.464228868 26.31160545 0
0322 PCT 613 613 Countryside Recreation Center 2.32708478 38.72010422 2.994011879
0323 PCT 614 614 Palm Harbor Fire Station #65 4.223433018 33.44686508 0
0324 PCT 615 615 Coral Oaks 2.606060505 32.48484802 0
0325 PCT 616 616 Highland Lakes Club 0.504413605 32.59772873 7.462686539
0326 PCT 617 617 St. Luke Catholic Church 2.946954727 31.36869621 4.329004288
0327 PCT 618 618 Bethel Lutheran Church 2.699896097 29.80270004 1.095290303
0328 PCT 619 619 Holiday Inn 1.513877153 30.36164856 1.718213081
0329 PCT 620 620 Safety Harbor Community Center 1.938219309 33.61598969 0
0330 PCT 621 621 Cypress Meadows Community Chu 2.286049128 37.16295242 5.854800701
0331 PCT 622 622 Countryside Baptist Church 2.356557369 33.50409698 0
0332 PCT 623 623 Bayside Community Church of God 1.193820238 35.32303238 2.967359066
0333 PCT 624 624 Rigsby Recreation Center 2.019727468 31.32926178 0.912408769
0334 PCT 625 625 Espiritu Santo Catholic Church 3.206521749 36.08695602 3.115264893
0335 PCT 626 626 Gull Aire Village Clubhouse 4.938271523 32.01646042 2.785515308
0336 PCT 627 627 Community United Methodist Chur 6.172839642 40.32921982 5.78034687
0337 PCT 628 628 All Saints Catholic Church 4.33255291 34.54332733 5.347593784
0338 PCT 629 629 Oldsmar Fire Station 4.798366547 32.0061264 5.172413826
0339 PCT 630 630 Oldsmar Library 4.475781918 31.33047295 1.955034256
0340 PCT 631 631 Gull Aire Village Clubhouse 4.130308151 37.34729385 1.937984467
0341 PCT 632 632 East Lake Woodlands Country Clu 2.944640636 31.44876289 3.456221104
0342 PCT 633 633 Lutheran Church of the Resurrectio 1.835294127 26.8235302 0.9606148
0343 PCT 634 634 Clearwater Countryside Library 3.52870822 34.09090805 4.499437332
0344 PCT 635 635 Safety Harbor Fire Station #53 1.585365891 26.76829338 4.213483334
0345 PCT 636 636 Fire Station #40 4.025423527 37.21751404 5.249343872
0347 PCT 638 638 Highland Lakes Club 0.663716793 30.60471916 7.911392212
0348 PCT 639 639 Lutheran Church of the Resurrectio 3.354937077 29.47007179 0
0349 PCT 640 640 Lakeside Community Church 2.081598759 28.47627068 0
0350 PCT 641 641 Stratford Ct. Sunrise Senior Living 4.1860466 34.80620193 4.120879173
0351 PCT 642 642 East Lake Woodlands Country Clu 2.445447683 20.99322891 2.243829489
Election Day
0353 PCT 644 644 East Lake United Methodist Church 2.685765505 24.97761917 5.136986256
0354 PCT 645 645 Heritage United Methodist Church 1.965924025 33.02752304 0
0355 PCT 646 646 Wellington Apartments 10.12552261 43.51464462 1.445086718
0356 PCT 647
0357 PCT 648 648 Life Path Christian Center 2.758106709 21.72940826 0
0358 PCT 649 649 Life Path Christian Center 1.875 36.04166794 0
0359 PCT 650 650 Bay Aristocrat 2.666666746 32.88888931 10.30927849
0360 PCT 651 651 Rogate Lutheran Church 3.670473099 34.50244522 1.636661172
0361 PCT 652 652 Northwood Presbyterian Church 0 33.33333206 0
0362 PCT 653
0363 PCT 654 654 St. Luke Catholic Church 2.410714388 25 4.497751236
0364 PCT 655 655 Safety Harbor Fire Station #53 0 40
0365 PCT 656 656 The Lakes Homeowners Associatio 50 50 0
0366 PCT 701 701 Church on the Bayou, Presbyterian 2.782608747 32.60869598 1.700680256
0367 PCT 702 702 Tarpon Springs Manor Apartments 1.781564713 41.28582382 7.194244385
0368 PCT 703 703 Generations Christian Church 1.328273296 38.80455399 6.920415401
0369 PCT 704 704 St. Nicholas Cathedral 4.930332184 35.42336655 8.130081177
0370 PCT 705 705 First Baptist Church 2.631578922 37.28070068 4.633920193
0371 PCT 706 706 Tarpon Springs Heritage Museum 1.375358224 37.47851181 0
0372 PCT 707 707 Church on the Bayou, Presbyterian 0.86160475 33.71028519 3.00300312
0373 PCT 710 710 Generations Christian Church 2.267573595 30.61224556 0
0374 PCT 711 711 Lakeside Community Church 1.601325274 18.88459396 5.530973434
0375 PCT 712 712 St. Timothy Lutheran Church 4.612365246 36.31010818 0
0376 PCT 713 713 St. Timothy Lutheran Church 4.839808941 53.715065 3.092783451
Orange County 2008
Asian -
Election Day Election Day Election Election Pacific American No race Percentage
Precinct overvotes undervotes Day Votes Day Ballots Islander Black Hispanic Indian White specified Total Percentage Black Hispanic
101 0 1 728 729 87 88 81 2 1483 112 1853 4.749055386 4.37128973
102 1 2 682 685 71 628 191 10 515 143 1558 40.3080864 12.25930691
103 6 1 576 583 127 205 168 4 892 124 1520 13.48684216 11.05263138
104 9 1 593 603 73 173 251 4 816 108 1425 12.1403513 17.61403465
105 2 0 988 990 138 241 200 10 1931 163 2683 8.982481956 7.454342365
106 0 3 777 780 89 228 197 4 1271 161 1950 11.69230747 10.10256386
107 6 0 583 589 61 254 190 9 907 104 1525 16.65573692 12.4590168
108 1 0 721 722 104 147 152 7 1803 124 2337 6.290115356 6.504065037
109 2 3 657 662 106 97 100 3 1544 108 1958 4.954034805 5.107252121
110 0 1 483 484 37 74 127 4 1136 77 1455 5.085910797 8.728522301
111 1 2 590 593 100 112 165 10 1516 113 2016 5.555555344 8.184523582
112 0 2 639 641 84 56 112 8 1343 100 1703 3.288314819 6.576629639
113 0 1 504 505 84 85 147 7 1213 92 1628 5.221130371 9.029483795
114 0 2 606 608 111 52 85 7 1439 93 1787 2.909904957 4.756575108
115 1 0 605 606 139 58 151 5 1372 110 1835 3.160763025 8.22888279
116 6 2 641 649 17 74 148 6 904 68 1217 6.080525875 12.16105175
117 6 8 804 818 42 40 154 5 1192 75 1508 2.652519941 10.21220112
118 3 1 656 660 11 28 135 9 985 54 1222 2.291325808 11.04746342
119 9 2 813 824 37 32 181 3 1127 72 1452 2.203856707 12.46556473
120 4 5 844 853 127 152 499 6 1113 133 2030 7.487684727 24.58128166
121 4 0 859 863 61 142 409 10 1288 106 2016 7.043650627 20.28769875
122 2 0 1039 1041 63 440 289 4 1466 143 2405 18.29521751 12.01663208
123 1 1 907 909 91 203 180 6 1273 96 1849 10.97890759 9.734992027
124 0 1 965 966 21 20 49 3 1406 49 1548 1.291989684 3.165374756
125 0 0 477 477 78 20 79 4 1231 63 1475 1.355932236 5.355932236
126 3 1 604 608 5 10 59 1 702 35 812 1.23152709 7.266009808
127 8 1 1088 1097 101 687 222 6 1387 176 2579 26.63823128 8.607987404
128 3 1 656 660 28 253 127 8 1262 63 1741 14.53187847 7.294658184
129 3 2 713 718 13 58 96 6 1156 80 1409 4.11639452 6.813342571
130 0 1 1067 1068 76 425 240 9 1284 132 2166 19.62142181 11.08033276
131 6 1 674 681 95 407 242 6 1175 146 2071 19.65234184 11.6851759
132 10 0 1505 1515 120 615 416 10 1922 188 3271 18.80158997 12.71782303
133 6 1 1434 1441 34 280 154 6 2068 106 2648 10.57401848 5.815710068
134 4 4 1085 1093 17 107 143 11 1622 63 1963 5.450840473 7.284768105
135 0 1 587 588 17 584 156 3 423 120 1303 44.81964874 11.9723711
136 4 1 737 742 19 193 284 2 1114 68 1680 11.48809528 16.90476227
137 4 1 1287 1292 41 311 164 5 1663 137 2321 13.3993969 7.065919876
138 9 4 1327 1340 110 607 463 15 1824 196 3215 18.88024902 14.40124416
139 1 0 624 625 65 471 183 11 934 128 1792 26.2834816 10.2120533
140 0 1 565 566 171 50 136 5 1193 97 1652 3.026634455 8.232445717
141 4 1 653 658 150 208 366 6 978 117 1825 11.39726067 20.05479431
142 6 0 905 911 126 160 551 6 1103 142 2088 7.662835121 26.38888931
143 5 1 773 779 38 122 210 2 1140 122 1634 7.466340065 12.85189724
144 1 0 830 831 50 663 294 7 953 127 2094 31.66189194 14.0401144
Orange County 2008
Asian -
145 5 1 659 665 83 123 311 3 1031 101 1652 7.445520401 18.82566643
146 1 0 619 620 246 113 189 8 1471 147 2174 5.197792053 8.693652153
147 0 2 1433 1435 167 260 386 7 2266 205 3291 7.900334358 11.72895813
148 9 1 1203 1213 126 399 333 8 1547 154 2567 15.54343605 12.97234154
149 7 2 1202 1211 103 133 325 16 1930 127 2634 5.049354553 12.3386488
150 0 0 1106 1106 84 208 309 8 2025 127 2761 7.533502579 11.19159698
151 0 1 695 696 61 118 113 3 1375 84 1754 6.727479935 6.442417145
201 0 1 406 407 6 17 24 1 1133 26 1207 1.408450723 1.988400936
202 0 2 555 557 14 17 26 2 1090 51 1200 1.416666627 2.166666746
203 4 1 730 735 29 319 146 15 900 83 1492 21.38069725 9.785522461
204 0 1 562 563 2 950 20 4 35 51 1062 89.45385742 1.88323915
205 7 2 1066 1075 37 406 160 9 1414 116 2142 18.95424843 7.46965456
206 0 2 768 770 42 429 251 7 844 97 1670 25.68862343 15.02993965
207 8 1 672 681 19 1070 135 8 461 115 1808 59.18141556 7.466814041
208 14 0 614 628 29 816 122 6 706 110 1789 45.61207199 6.819452286
209 2 4 974 980 40 202 217 7 1237 93 1796 11.24721622 12.08240509
210 5 5 678 688 25 962 178 7 500 134 1806 53.26688766 9.856035233
211 4 2 605 611 12 956 159 7 327 123 1584 60.3535347 10.03787899
212 0 0 646 646 31 1035 139 7 341 141 1695 61.06194687 8.200590134
213 2 4 629 635 23 639 166 4 679 115 1626 39.29889297 10.20910168
214 2 7 788 797 45 1199 172 9 425 189 2039 58.80333328 8.435507774
215 20 0 703 723 56 1027 212 7 417 141 1860 55.21505356 11.39784908
216 8 7 657 672 60 1421 183 16 277 181 2138 66.46398163 8.559401512
217 6 4 653 663 10 140 215 6 1122 78 1571 8.911520958 13.68555069
218 0 1 959 960 23 76 163 9 1593 88 1952 3.893442631 8.350409508
219 3 2 794 799 31 237 279 6 1222 88 1863 12.72141743 14.97584534
220 6 1 802 809 21 298 246 7 1047 92 1711 17.41671562 14.3775568
221 1 1 636 638 12 133 79 6 1132 61 1423 9.346450806 5.551651478
222 1 0 757 758 17 53 100 9 1092 60 1331 3.981968403 7.513147831
223 11 0 902 913 45 542 273 4 1216 127 2207 24.55822372 12.36973286
224 6 0 850 856 21 192 291 10 1023 85 1622 11.83723831 17.94081306
225 15 1 638 654 13 675 144 4 621 95 1552 43.49226761 9.27835083
226 9 4 764 777 3 1314 83 3 81 126 1610 81.61490631 5.155279636
227 1 3 865 869 25 198 161 6 1341 99 1830 10.81967258 8.797814369
228 6 0 1451 1457 42 347 196 11 2638 115 3349 10.36130142 5.852493286
229 14 0 916 930 41 681 216 8 1057 97 2100 32.42856979 10.28571415
230 5 3 1046 1054 23 129 82 7 2099 76 2416 5.339404106 3.394039631
231 4 1 1169 1174 15 333 128 6 1630 72 2184 15.24725246 5.860805988
232 16 3 775 794 97 1502 203 8 536 254 2600 57.76922989 7.807692528
233 3 2 662 667 20 90 118 5 1248 66 1547 5.81771183 7.627666473
234 7 2 737 746 42 1234 215 9 560 162 2222 55.53555298 9.675967216
235 2 0 817 819 49 227 217 3 1065 87 1648 13.77427197 13.1674757
236 0 1 779 780 46 138 107 8 1529 101 1929 7.15396595 5.546915531
237 0 1 1241 1242 55 500 208 3 1755 134 2655 18.83239174 7.834274769
Orange County 2008
Asian -
301 1 1 692 694 40 69 155 9 1368 87 1728 3.993055582 8.969907761
302 2 2 717 721 29 69 128 7 1266 109 1608 4.291044712 7.960198879
303 10 3 642 655 23 204 360 4 791 86 1468 13.89645767 24.52316093
304 2 1 829 832 71 148 303 6 1414 95 2037 7.265586853 14.87481594
305 0 1 816 817 84 168 624 2 787 104 1769 9.496891022 35.27416611
306 1 0 685 686 24 73 157 3 1202 56 1515 4.818481922 10.36303616
307 0 3 699 702 14 86 123 11 1093 79 1406 6.116642952 8.748222351
308 1 2 1384 1387 123 156 337 7 2794 175 3592 4.3429842 9.381959915
309 4 2 706 712 38 73 677 6 613 70 1477 4.942451 45.83615494
310 3 0 704 707 21 76 148 3 1364 55 1667 4.55908823 8.878224373
311 17 4 714 735 31 71 487 13 767 68 1437 4.940848827 33.89004898
312 3 1 463 467 6 26 425 0 347 38 842 3.087886095 50.47505951
313 3 3 660 666 16 48 328 3 1043 50 1488 3.225806475 22.04301071
314 0 2 801 803 60 203 784 4 584 92 1727 11.75448799 45.39664078
315 8 1 767 776 49 166 539 7 508 86 1355 12.2509222 39.77859879
316 4 4 631 639 16 134 602 6 636 66 1460 9.178082466 41.23287582
317 5 0 390 395 14 114 414 1 291 48 882 12.92516994 46.93877411
318 6 1 671 678 22 100 482 6 905 60 1575 6.349206448 30.60317421
319 1 4 826 831 31 102 305 8 1313 94 1853 5.504587173 16.459795
320 4 4 873 881 44 192 408 7 948 106 1705 11.26099682 23.92961884
321 12 7 884 903 44 183 622 8 858 85 1800 10.16666698 34.55555725
322 2 1 731 734 55 131 584 5 757 86 1618 8.09641552 36.09394455
323 14 3 923 940 42 159 820 3 734 113 1871 8.498128891 43.82683182
324 11 1 715 727 21 110 392 5 784 77 1389 7.91936636 28.22174263
325 12 4 689 705 34 96 852 7 417 73 1479 6.490872383 57.60649109
326 2 2 796 800 28 87 584 4 619 91 1413 6.157112598 41.33050156
327 1 2 902 905 21 60 237 3 1277 62 1660 3.614457846 14.27710819
328 5 0 818 823 71 102 289 6 1066 59 1593 6.403013229 18.1418705
329 4 0 701 705 25 118 761 5 523 90 1522 7.752956867 50
330 4 1 698 703 81 121 878 4 524 115 1723 7.022634983 50.95763016
331 5 1 617 623 13 208 516 3 575 93 1408 14.77272701 36.64772797
332 0 1 610 611 23 161 365 6 532 108 1195 13.47280312 30.54393387
333 1 0 648 649 35 228 326 2 673 86 1350 16.88888931 24.14814758
334 0 1 406 407 6 59 335 1 449 51 901 6.548279762 37.1809082
335 0 3 699 702 18 343 666 10 637 114 1788 19.18344498 37.24832153
336 2 3 742 747 54 87 472 6 939 76 1634 5.32435751 28.88616943
337 5 0 904 909 55 269 748 7 621 124 1824 14.74780655 41.0087738
338 0 2 560 562 51 148 439 5 675 103 1421 10.41520023 30.89373589
339 3 1 668 672 13 159 825 6 585 97 1685 9.436202049 48.96142578
340 1 1 425 427 18 74 492 6 770 60 1420 5.211267471 34.64788818
341 1 1 564 566 68 122 395 5 532 83 1205 10.1244812 32.7800827
401 6 4 514 524 25 45 103 5 1009 49 1236 3.640776634 8.333333015
402 13 1 678 692 22 44 101 4 1334 80 1585 2.776025295 6.37223959
403 1 0 741 742 19 27 59 1 1494 52 1652 1.634382606 3.571428537
Orange County 2008
Asian -
404 1 1 617 619 13 46 79 2 1171 81 1392 3.304597616 5.675287247
405 0 0 594 594 14 59 55 6 1225 42 1401 4.211277485 3.925767422
406 9 1 772 782 25 130 709 4 586 79 1534 8.474575996 46.2190361
407 2 1 608 611 14 223 109 10 1125 70 1551 14.37782097 7.027724266
408 1 2 586 589 17 17 81 3 1227 59 1404 1.210826159 5.769230843
409 3 1 809 813 28 78 151 6 1459 72 1794 4.347826004 8.416945457
410 2 0 626 628 84 185 541 4 562 89 1465 12.62798595 36.92832947
411 11 2 702 715 39 89 319 6 792 77 1322 6.732223988 24.13010597
412 2 0 592 594 39 149 544 4 581 99 1416 10.52259922 38.41807938
413 0 0 573 573 14 23 95 7 1072 32 1243 1.850362062 7.642799854
414 5 1 721 727 10 49 91 2 1289 58 1499 3.268845797 6.070713997
415 1 1 813 815 7 15 58 2 1443 53 1578 0.950570345 3.67553854
416 2 4 820 826 34 178 148 5 1400 82 1847 9.637249947 8.012993813
417 7 1 581 589 146 254 774 3 582 166 1925 13.19480515 40.20779037
418 1 2 828 831 37 200 558 9 736 88 1628 12.28501225 34.27518463
419 4 0 637 641 27 173 1029 6 241 106 1582 10.93552494 65.04425049
420 20 1 1065 1086 90 383 1593 8 485 172 2731 14.02416706 58.3302803
421 3 4 704 711 17 39 77 4 1188 44 1369 2.848794699 5.624543667
422 1 1 711 713 22 23 71 2 1302 45 1465 1.569965839 4.846416473
423 10 5 975 990 73 334 801 9 609 121 1947 17.15459633 41.14021683
424 2 1 607 610 49 85 149 5 865 48 1201 7.077435493 12.4063282
425 2 0 685 687 7 24 90 1 1337 58 1517 1.582069874 5.932762146
426 1 0 659 660 20 100 303 2 1105 59 1589 6.293266296 19.06859589
427 4 0 899 903 12 30 151 4 1397 60 1654 1.813784719 9.129383087
428 0 1 799 800 38 100 356 4 1328 88 1914 5.224660397 18.59979057
429 5 1 954 960 48 362 829 10 1017 138 2404 15.05823612 34.48419189
430 4 6 917 927 29 184 828 9 750 129 1929 9.538620949 42.92379379
431 2 0 521 523 68 154 442 5 625 97 1391 11.07117176 31.77570152
432 12 3 1650 1665 98 204 716 8 2177 195 3398 6.003531456 21.07121849
433 0 0 964 964 81 298 496 13 1304 146 2338 12.74593639 21.21471405
434 2 1 1012 1015 94 200 316 7 1818 145 2580 7.751937866 12.24806213
435 8 1 913 922 111 146 607 7 880 122 1873 7.79498148 32.40790176
436 9 1 566 576 19 87 415 2 824 69 1416 6.144067764 29.30790901
437 5 1 1481 1487 121 308 696 12 2045 173 3355 9.180327415 20.74515724
438 2 4 691 697 153 353 919 3 739 211 2378 14.84440708 38.6459198
439 7 0 955 962 74 350 1478 4 538 167 2611 13.40482616 56.60666275
440 0 1 937 938 58 177 340 13 1331 104 2023 8.749382019 16.80672264
441 3 0 584 587 120 155 685 3 665 115 1744 8.88761425 39.27752304
442 2 1 831 834 87 204 521 5 929 113 1859 10.9736414 28.02581978
443 6 1 1040 1047 90 255 572 4 1162 137 2220 11.48648643 25.76576614
444 3 0 1000 1003 64 281 599 2 861 117 1924 14.60499001 31.13305664
445 0 0 16 16 0 0 0 1 23 0 24 0 0
446 0 1 695 696 38 196 899 2 547 114 1796 10.9131403 50.05567932
447 3 1 881 885 108 168 438 7 1312 110 2143 7.839477539 20.43863678
Orange County 2008
Asian -
448 2 0 880 882 43 148 352 6 1246 118 1913 7.736539364 18.40041733
449 6 1 505 512 93 204 647 5 609 150 1708 11.94379425 37.88056183
450 2 0 854 856 89 182 320 3 1320 110 2024 8.992094994 15.81027699
451 6 5 1521 1532 193 250 593 3 1789 165 2993 8.352823257 19.81289673
452 1 0 1004 1005 112 286 853 2 1114 148 2515 11.37176895 33.91650009
453 1 2 760 763 38 71 221 2 1059 71 1462 4.856360912 15.11627865
454 7 2 1535 1544 178 371 887 15 1494 193 3138 11.82281685 28.26641083
455 3 0 804 807 179 218 797 5 957 143 2299 9.482383728 34.66724777
456 3 1 1126 1130 111 204 533 11 1505 155 2519 8.098451614 21.15918922
501 1 2 544 547 9 24 31 1 970 40 1075 2.23255825 2.883720875
502 1 1 810 812 12 45 57 3 1458 60 1635 2.752293587 3.48623848
503 0 0 674 674 10 14 38 6 1066 44 1178 1.188454986 3.225806475
504 2 0 937 939 32 68 51 5 1732 78 1966 3.458799601 2.59409976
505 2 2 603 607 14 18 21 3 1042 30 1128 1.595744729 1.861702085
506 1 0 845 846 39 53 70 5 1554 85 1806 2.934662342 3.875968933
507 0 3 897 900 39 66 90 4 1530 85 1814 3.63836813 4.961411476
508 6 2 916 924 37 545 196 7 1351 133 2270 24.00881004 8.634361267
509 3 1 772 776 28 26 53 4 1833 72 2016 1.289682508 2.628968239
510 2 0 552 554 14 709 113 3 701 105 1645 43.10030365 6.869300842
511 0 2 645 647 11 18 45 6 1389 54 1523 1.181877851 2.954694748
512 3 4 588 595 16 8 42 4 1342 36 1448 0.552486181 2.900552511
513 0 1 648 649 16 19 45 3 1644 79 1806 1.052048683 2.49169445
514 0 0 605 605 15 14 28 6 1300 127 1490 0.939597309 1.879194617
515 1 0 580 581 21 13 47 5 1577 53 1716 0.75757575 2.738927841
516 1 1 797 799 19 39 65 8 1732 82 1945 2.005141497 3.341902256
517 0 3 645 648 17 12 42 3 1544 73 1691 0.709639251 2.483737469
518 2 1 453 456 14 13 36 4 1019 39 1125 1.155555606 3.200000048
519 0 1 615 616 8 13 25 2 1396 62 1506 0.863213837 1.66002655
520 0 3 520 523 13 17 34 7 1491 57 1619 1.050030828 2.100061655
521 0 0 601 601 22 53 136 5 1177 78 1471 3.602991104 9.245410919
522 1 1 724 726 21 54 73 4 1434 75 1661 3.251053572 4.39494276
523 0 2 712 714 39 15 56 7 1666 49 1832 0.818777263 3.056768656
524 0 1 594 595 43 34 60 6 1110 55 1308 2.599388361 4.587155819
525 0 1 861 862 45 44 71 13 1425 60 1658 2.653799772 4.28226757
526 0 0 414 414 14 96 155 6 450 88 809 11.86650181 19.15945625
527 1 1 869 871 31 141 218 7 1058 142 1597 8.829054832 13.65059471
528 0 1 742 743 42 163 252 6 836 115 1414 11.52758121 17.82178307
529 1 1 875 877 64 103 209 2 1158 98 1634 6.303549767 12.79069805
530 7 0 910 917 81 200 482 2 1040 133 1938 10.31991768 24.87100029
531 3 0 710 713 69 61 172 2 1458 94 1856 3.286638021 9.267241478
532 7 2 775 784 82 78 263 10 1200 80 1713 4.553415298 15.35318184
533 9 3 814 826 79 88 386 10 1021 87 1671 5.266307831 23.09993935
534 5 2 717 724 102 137 371 7 1082 111 1810 7.569060802 20.49723816
535 2 4 1921 1927 125 742 508 11 2101 339 3826 19.39362335 13.27757454
Orange County 2008
Asian -
536 7 3 1073 1083 32 162 497 9 1091 110 1901 8.521830559 26.14413452
537 1 5 1018 1024 20 50 216 2 1232 68 1588 3.148614645 13.6020155
538 3 1 916 920 4 23 179 5 1084 48 1343 1.71258378 13.32836914
539 10 2 1680 1692 131 339 591 8 1923 194 3186 10.6403017 18.54990578
540 9 5 1002 1016 68 137 459 10 1186 123 1983 6.908724308 23.14674759
541 2 1 526 529 76 115 208 5 889 83 1376 8.35755825 15.11627865
542 1 1 932 934 57 507 280 7 856 161 1868 27.1413269 14.9892931
543 0 2 662 664 20 16 53 4 1268 69 1430 1.118881106 3.706293821
544 1 3 744 748 87 143 292 6 916 109 1553 9.207984924 18.80231857
545 3 3 871 877 3 4 50 6 1032 28 1123 0.356188774 4.452359676
546 2 2 1184 1188 92 242 516 7 1326 149 2332 10.37735844 22.12693024
547 4 1 1124 1129 100 314 576 3 1339 147 2479 12.66639805 23.23517609
601 0 0 583 583 25 1146 150 12 229 131 1693 67.69049072 8.860012054
602 3 2 412 417 8 1172 62 7 213 94 1556 75.32133484 3.984575748
603 0 0 674 674 8 1289 100 6 119 119 1641 78.54966736 6.093845367
604 1 2 324 327 12 1065 34 4 88 82 1285 82.87937927 2.645914316
605 5 0 454 459 21 802 48 7 311 87 1276 62.85266495 3.761755466
606 3 1 648 652 40 363 223 5 888 90 1609 22.56059647 13.85953999
607 20 3 603 626 19 966 227 6 349 122 1689 57.19360733 13.43990517
608 23 3 607 633 59 489 498 5 340 131 1522 32.12877655 32.72010422
609 2 0 487 489 33 304 334 2 285 72 1030 29.51456261 32.42718506
610 2 0 599 601 7 916 68 6 116 83 1196 76.58863068 5.685618877
611 1 2 450 453 4 1659 14 5 34 137 1853 89.53049469 0.755531549
612 4 0 418 422 5 1601 34 6 11 101 1758 91.06939697 1.93401587
613 5 1 639 645 48 1337 119 7 274 178 1963 68.11003876 6.062150002
614 13 1 599 613 30 971 111 7 330 144 1593 60.95417404 6.967985153
615 3 0 533 536 11 1716 71 12 64 139 2013 85.24590302 3.527074099
616 9 2 337 348 3 1343 12 4 17 82 1461 91.92333984 0.821355224
617 13 1 444 458 3 1596 27 4 22 111 1763 90.5275116 1.531480432
618 4 4 653 661 31 1018 185 10 393 128 1765 57.67705536 10.48158646
619 3 3 572 578 24 1127 97 6 300 149 1703 66.17733765 5.695830822
620 4 2 515 521 39 1088 185 7 326 161 1806 60.24363327 10.24363232
621 0 1 678 679 71 1296 240 11 295 154 2067 62.69956589 11.61103058
622 6 0 527 533 14 794 271 5 151 98 1333 59.56489182 20.33008194
623 8 3 595 606 76 839 423 8 270 148 1764 47.56235886 23.97959137
624 2 3 691 696 17 810 302 7 481 129 1746 46.39175415 17.29667854
625 3 1 1046 1050 60 631 724 5 618 162 2200 28.68181801 32.90909195
626 1 1 600 602 34 273 302 5 846 103 1563 17.46641159 19.3218174
627 2 3 548 553 44 462 297 8 624 103 1538 30.039011 19.31079292
628 1 2 690 693 93 583 245 4 679 155 1759 33.14383316 13.92836857
629 4 1 532 537 68 758 145 5 597 138 1711 44.30157852 8.474575996
630 1 1 302 304 14 608 88 12 540 122 1384 43.93063736 6.358381271
Orange County 2008
Election Day
Precinct Overvote Rate
101 0
102 1.459854007
103 10.29159546
104 14.92537308
105 2.020201921
106 0
107 10.18675709
108 1.385041595
109 3.021147966
110 0
111 1.68634069
112 0
113 0
114 0
115 1.650164962
116 9.244992256
117 7.334963322
118 4.545454502
119 10.9223299
120 4.689332008
121 4.63499403
122 1.921229601
123 1.100110054
124 0
125 0
126 4.9342103
127 7.292616367
128 4.545454502
129 4.178273201
130 0
131 8.810572624
132 6.600659847
133 4.163774967
134 3.659652233
135 0
136 5.390835762
137 3.095975161
138 6.716417789
139 1.600000024
140 0
141 6.079027176
142 6.586169243
143 6.418485165
144 1.203369379
Orange County 2008
Election Day
145 7.518796921
146 1.612903237
147 0
148 7.419620991
149 5.78034687
150 0
151 0
201 0
202 0
203 5.442176819
204 0
205 6.511627674
206 0
207 11.74742985
208 22.29299355
209 2.040816307
210 7.26744175
211 6.546644688
212 0
213 3.149606228
214 2.509410381
215 27.66251755
216 11.90476227
217 9.04977417
218 0
219 3.75469327
220 7.416563511
221 1.567398071
222 1.319261193
223 12.04819298
224 7.009346008
225 22.93577957
226 11.58301163
227 1.150748014
228 4.118050575
229 15.05376339
230 4.743833065
231 3.407155037
232 20.15113258
233 4.497751236
234 9.383378029
235 2.442002535
236 0
237 0
Orange County 2008
Election Day
301 1.440922141
302 2.773925066
303 15.26717567
304 2.403846264
305 0
306 1.457726002
307 0
308 0.720980525
309 5.617977619
310 4.243281364
311 23.12925148
312 6.423983097
313 4.504504681
314 0
315 10.30927849
316 6.259780884
317 12.65822792
318 8.849557877
319 1.203369379
320 4.540295124
321 13.28903675
322 2.72479558
323 14.89361668
324 15.13067436
325 17.02127647
326 2.5
327 1.104972363
328 6.075334072
329 5.673758984
330 5.689900398
331 8.025682449
332 0
333 1.540832043
334 0
335 0
336 2.67737627
337 5.50055027
338 0
339 4.464285851
340 2.341920376
341 1.76678443
401 11.45038128
402 18.78612709
403 1.347708941
Orange County 2008
Election Day
404 1.615508914
405 0
406 11.50895119
407 3.273322344
408 1.697792888
409 3.690037012
410 3.184713364
411 15.38461494
412 3.367003441
413 0
414 6.877579212
415 1.226993918
416 2.421307564
417 11.88455009
418 1.203369379
419 6.240249634
420 18.41620636
421 4.219409466
422 1.40252459
423 10.10101032
424 3.278688431
425 2.911208153
426 1.515151501
427 4.429678917
428 0
429 5.208333492
430 4.314994812
431 3.824091673
432 7.207207203
433 0
434 1.970443368
435 8.676789284
436 15.625
437 3.36247468
438 2.869440556
439 7.276507378
440 0
441 5.110732555
442 2.398081541
443 5.730659008
444 2.991026878
445 0
446 0
447 3.389830589
Orange County 2008
Election Day
448 2.267573595
449 11.71875
450 2.336448669
451 3.91644907
452 0.99502486
453 1.310616016
454 4.533678532
455 3.717472076
456 2.654867172
501 1.82815361
502 1.23152709
503 0
504 2.129925489
505 3.294893026
506 1.182033062
507 0
508 6.493506432
509 3.865979433
510 3.610108376
511 0
512 5.042016983
513 0
514 0
515 1.721170425
516 1.251564503
517 0
518 4.38596487
519 0
520 0
521 0
522 1.377410412
523 0
524 0
525 0
526 0
527 1.148105621
528 0
529 1.140250802
530 7.633587837
531 4.207573414
532 8.928571701
533 10.89588356
534 6.906077385
535 1.037882686
Orange County 2008
Election Day
536 6.463527203
537 0.9765625
538 3.260869503
539 5.91016531
540 8.858267784
541 3.780718327
542 1.07066381
543 0
544 1.336898446
545 3.420752525
546 1.68350172
547 3.54295826
601 0
602 7.194244385
603 0
604 3.058104038
605 10.89324665
606 4.601226807
607 31.94888115
608 36.33491135
609 4.089979649
610 3.327786922
611 2.207505465
612 9.478672981
613 7.751937866
614 21.20717812
615 5.597014904
616 25.86206818
617 28.38427925
618 6.051437378
619 5.190311432
620 7.677543163
621 0
622 11.25703526
623 13.20131969
624 2.87356329
625 2.857142925
626 1.661129594
627 3.616636515
628 1.44300139
629 7.448789597
630 3.289473772
APPENDIX E
Comparison of Overvote Rates for Presidential

Contest for In-Precinct Election Day Voting for
Different Machines in Florida in November
2008
Comparison of Overvote Rates for Presidential Contest for In-Precinct Election Day
Voting for Different Machines in Florida in November 2008
Overvote Rates for Election Day Voting
0.60%
0.54%
0.50%
0.40%
0.31%
0.30%
0.23%
0.20%
0.10%
0.04% 0.03%
0.00%
ES&S DS200 Sequoia Insight Plus ES&S M-100 Premier OS & OSx* ES&S Optech*
 In counties that used the ES&S DS200 and same challenged overvote procedure
as New York, in-precinct Election Day overvote rates for the presidential contest
were 0.54%.
 For some perspective, in the November 2008 presidential contest in New York
State this difference would have represented a difference of over 12,000 votes in
New York City and nearly 40,000 votes in New York State.
 In counties that used the Sequoia Insight Plus and ES&S M-100, which had
different messages (stating a contest has “too many votes”) but retained the ballot,
overvote rates were 0.31% and 0.23% respectively (not significantly different
from rates for absentee ballots)
 By contrast, the Premier OS & OSx and the ES&S Optech, machines that were
programmed to automatically reject overvoted ballots had almost no overvotes:
0.04% (for counties using the Premier OS and OSx) and 0.03% (for counties
using the ES&S Optech).
APPENDIX F
New York City Overvote Data for Absentee

Ballots Cast in the 2008 General Election
(Kings, New York, and Bronx Counties)
APPENDIX G
Screenshot of Revised Overvote Message to Be

Used on DS200 Machines in Florida

10-04-19 Brennan Center For Justice Notice in Re: Unprecleared Voting Machines - Violation of The Voting Act

Загружено:

Сведения о документе

Оригинальное название

Авторское право

Доступные форматы

Поделиться этим документом

Поделиться или встроить документ

Параметры публикации

Этот документ был вам полезен?

Это неприемлемый материал?

Авторское право:

Доступные форматы

10-04-19 Brennan Center For Justice Notice in Re: Unprecleared Voting Machines - Violation of The Voting Act

Загружено:

Авторское право:

Доступные форматы

Notice of Unprecleared Voting Change

April 19, 2010

Mr. T. Christian Herren, Jr.

Re: Unprecleared Voting Change in New York City

Via E-Mail and Regular Mail

Dear Mr. Herren:

A. New Yorkers Had Overvote Protections before the Change in Policy

There is no explanation of what “over voted” means, nor is there an

C. The State Board of Elections Cannot Claim the Change in Overvote

The December 2009 submission comprised a two-page cover letter and

The overvote protection provided by the new overvote policy is essentially

A. Available Evidence Suggests The New Overvote Policy Will Result In

1. Impact in Florida Counties Using New York’s New Overvote Policy

The results for overvoting in Miami-Dade, Pinellas and Orange Counties

Black Overvote Non-Black Overvote Difference

HP 1.6% 0.6% 2.7 times

HP 1.4% 0.5% 2.8 times

HP 2.1% 0.4% 5.3 times

2. No Difference for In-Precinct Election Day Voting in Counties That Used

In contrast, counties in Florida that immediately rejected the overvoted ballot

B. The New Procedure is Likely to Produce Worse Results in New York

The benchmark practice was designed to substantially reduce these overvote

C. Counties in Florida and Elsewhere Have Changed Practices as a

In addition, the data presented above demonstrates New York is unlikely to be

Cc: New York State Board of Elections

New York State Board of Elections Submission

RE: Section 5 Preclearance Submission

Dear Mr. Coates:

Pursuant to Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, as amended, I am

We are asking for an expedited decision as this change will be fully

The regulations were unanimously adopted by the State Board of

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE AND TESTING OF VOTING

(Statutory authority: Election Law, § 3-100, 7-200 and 7-206)

Section 6210.1 Definitions.

http://nyslrs.state.ny.us/NYSLBDC l/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009

6210.2 Routine maintenance and testing of voting systems.

piece of equipment, together with any other information prescribed in

6210.3 Submission of procedures for u n o f f i c i a l tally of results of

6210.4 Demonstration models.

6210.5 Voting system operations.

6210.5 Voting system operations.

sealed and labeled envelope or pouch.

(7) Only one ballot booklet at a time should be on the inspector

6210.8 Test deck procedures.

ballots against the absentee counting system and ballot counting

http://nyslrs.state.ny .us/NYSLBDCl/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009

6210.9 Vote tabulation.

6210.10 Ballot accounting.

http://nyslrs.state.ny .us/NYSLBDCl/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT+&QUERY... 5/29/2009

6210.11 Voting systems security

uration shall be retained in secured locked storage as designated by the

county commissioners and separate from the location of working copies,

(K) Following voting and ballot accounting, the ballots as originally

6210.13 Standards for determining valid votes.

agents, or otherwise non-machine processable as submitted by the voter,

shall be manually counted by a bipartisan team of election inspectors

6210.14 Standards for determining valid votes on direct recording

6210.15 Standards for determining valid votes on optical scan voting

(C) Whenever paper ballots are to be counted manually, the county

http://nyslrs.state.ny .us/NYSLBDCl/REGSget.cgi?QUERYTYPE=GETSECT-f&QUERY... 5/29/2009

6210.16 Ballot examples for counting paper ballots.

6210.17 Standards for determining valid votes on lever type-voting