2022 Precinct Change Information

Temporary polling changes

Voters in Bunnell who normally vote at Bunnell City Hall will have a temporary change of polling location because the city hall location is unavailable this year. Voters who are affected by this change were mailed a new Voter Information Card in the beginning of August 2022.

Pct Polling Location Address City
101 Temporary voting location for 2022:
G.W. CARVER CENTER
Bunnell City Hall is unavailable for this election cycle.		 201 E. Drain Street Bunnell, FL 32110

Proposed changes to Flagler County precinct boundaries were presented to the Board of County Commissioners on May 2, 2022. 

Voting precinct boundaries are drawn locally, in each county, and approved by the Board of County Commissioners. Election results to the Department of State are reported at the precinct level. Election Day voting occurs within precincts, or at combined polling locations. Precincts are not representative districts. U.S. Census block data must be used to change precinct boundaries.

Precincts must be ADA accessible and large enough to safely accommodate the number of voters who are expected to vote on Election Day. In Flagler County, we have a shortage of suitable facilities for voting. We do not have community centers or other public buildings in areas of large residential populations.

Main focus areas:

  • District Alignment
  • Numbering System
  • Safety & Accessibility
  • Future Growth
  • Election Day Turnout

The adjustments to precinct boundaries were made to balance voter populations in neighboring precincts. Three smaller precincts were combined with larger facilities to safely accommodate the expected turnout. 

The numbering system was changed to a three-digit sequence to indicate our city and unincorporated voters. The precinct boundaries were also aligned with adopted local district changes and municipal borders which eliminates unnecessary precinct splits and simplifies the ballot proofing process. 

The proposed changes were adopted by the Board of County Commissioners during this public meeting. 

 

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