Planning to vote in person this Tuesday but aren’t sure where your polling place is? We compiled a list of all polling locations for on-campus and downtown voters.

It is important to double-check your voter registration status to confirm which precinct you are registered for. On-campus and downtown are split into different precincts. So you can’t vote at the HUB unless that is your assigned polling location.

You can find your polling location and check your registration status here.

Locations

State College North: Precinct 16 voters will go to the Church of Christ, Martin Terrace. The church is located at 405 Hillcrest Ave. No political signs should be placed on this property.

State College Northeast: Precinct 17 voters will go to Comfort Suites located at 132 Village Drive.

State College Northwest: Precinct 18 voters will go to St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church and will enter through the Fraser Street entrance. This is at 208 W. Foster Ave.

State College East 1: Precinct 24 voters will go to the HUB-Robeson Center. The polling location is inside the Heritage Lounge. Voters registered and living in Hastings Hall, Snyder Hall, Stone Hall, and Stuart Hall are Precinct 44 voters but will vote at this location on Tuesday.

State College East Central 3: Precinct 30 voters will go to the State College Friends Meeting house located at 611 E. Prospect Ave.

State College East Central 2: Precinct 29 voters will go to the State College Borough Building on the second floor. The buildings address is 243 S. Allen St.

State College West 1: Precinct 31 voters will go to Holy Trinity Orthodox Church. This is at 119 S. Sparks Street.

State College West Central 2: Precinct 34 voters will go to the Chamber of Business & Industry of Centre County (CBICC), located at 131 S. Fraser Street, Suite 1.

Ferguson North 3: Precinct 88 voters will head to Cedar Heights Church Children’s Building, located at 870 Stratford Drive, State College.

Didn’t see your polling location? All Centre County locations can be found here. Make sure you get out and vote this Tuesday, folks!

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