County approves 12 Election Day vote centers; searches for replacement polling site
Summary
Elections staff recommended 12 Election Day vote centers after three permanent locations became unavailable. The court approved the recommendation and asked staff to search for an alternate site in Precinct 2.
Randall County commissioners approved a slate of 12 Election Day vote centers for the upcoming joint primary runoff after elections staff said three usual permanent polling locations would not be available.
Shannon told the court that several permanent sites — including Southwest Church of Christ, The Summit Church in Canyon and Coulter Road Baptist Church — were unavailable for this election and that “Coulter Road Baptist Church has stated that they are no longer going to be able to serve as a pulling location.” She said the county remains compliant with state law by using the 12 recommended centers and that staff will continue to look for an additional location in Commissioner Precinct 2. The court approved the recommendation 5–0.
Commissioners asked whether staff would add locations for future elections and staff said additional centers are typically added in November when more sites become available.
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