MIAMI, FL, Nov. 2, 2026 — Voters in 19 Miami-Dade County precincts will cast their ballots at different places than usual on Tuesday, Nov. 3, the county's Supervisor of Elections office says.
In a news release, Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia's office said 12 polling locations have been temporarily moved because of facility construction, scheduling conflicts and other circumstances that made the usual sites unavailable. The office said affected voters had already been told directly, and signs have been posted at the old locations.
"Our goal is simple: no voter should face unnecessary obstacles when exercising their right to vote," Garcia said in the release.
The temporary Election Day sites, by precinct, are:
- 002: Gateway Park, 151 Sunny Isles Blvd (was St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church)
- 127, 183, 184: Hazel Crawford Neighborhood Resource Center, 1528 NE 152 Ter (was Washington Park Community Center)
- 227: Dr. Lester B. Brown Park, 19405 NW 32 Ave (was A. J. King Park)
- 300: Norman & Jean Reach Park, 7895 NW 176 St (was Country Club of Miami)
- 305, 372: Miami Lakes United Methodist Church, 14800 Ludlam Rd (was Miami Lakes Branch Library)
- 404, 424: West Miami Middle School, 7525 SW 24 St (was Tamiami Baptist Church)
- 523: St. Paul Institutional AME Church, 1892 NW 51 Ter (was Ebenezer United Methodist Church)
- 548, 670: Miami Senior High School, 2450 SW 1 St (was Miami-Dade County Auditorium)
- 705: Reception Palace Ballrooms, 14375 SW 42 St (was Miami-Dade County Fire Station #37)
- 801, 805: Glendale Baptist Church, 14580 SW 117 Ave (was Sgt. Joseph Delancy Park)
- 825, 836: South Dade Government Center, 10710 SW 211 St (was South Dade Regional Library)
- 857: Country Walk Park Recreation Center, 14601 Country Walk Dr (was Ministerio Cristiano Exodo 13:21)
On Election Day, voters must vote at their assigned precinct. The office says polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and anyone in line by 7 p.m. can vote. Voters can check their assigned polling place through the county's voter information page, where the new locations already appear.
Florida law also requires voters to show a photo and signature ID at the polls, according to the Florida Division of Elections.
Check your polling place before you go, and plan for the trip.
Sources: Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections news release, Oct. 30, 2026; Florida Division of Elections, Election Day voting.
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