14 Seminole voting locations have closed since 2024

The Seminole County elections supervisor is advising voters to check their polling location after 14 voting locations closed since 2024.

What changed

Fourteen voting locations in Seminole County have closed since 2024. The closures mean a location where someone voted in the past may no longer be the place assigned for a future election.

The elections supervisor’s notice urges voters to confirm their location before heading out to vote. Voters should rely on the location assigned by the Seminole County elections office rather than assume that a previous polling place remains open.

Why voters should check

Polling places are assigned by election officials. A change in location can affect where a voter must go, even if the voter’s address has not changed.

Checking in advance can help voters avoid arriving at a closed location or going to the wrong polling place. The warning applies to voters who may remember where they voted in 2024 or earlier but have not confirmed their current assignment.

What is known

The notice identifies the number of closures and the time period: 14 locations have closed since 2024. It does not identify a specific election, list the closed locations, or name replacement sites.

The development was reported by Oviedo Community News.

What voters can do

Before voting, voters should check their current polling location with the Seminole County elections office. They should confirm the location for the election in which they intend to participate, because the notice concerns changes since 2024 and does not establish that every voter’s location changed.