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Lauderdale Lakes Confirms Six Polling Locations for Upcoming Elections, Including Oriole Elementary

Lauderdale Lakes residents will cast their votes at six designated polling locations for upcoming elections. The Supervisor of Elections Office identified these centers to serve the community's voting needs.

10/08/2026 · Florida edition

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Lauderdale Lakes residents will cast their votes at six designated polling locations for upcoming elections. The Supervisor of Elections Office identified these centers to serve the community's voting needs.

These polling places include Oriole Elementary, the Lauderdale Lakes Educational and Cultural Center, Willie L. Webb Sr. Park, First Baptist Piney Grove Church, the Lauderdale Lakes (Hazelle P. Rogers) Multi-Purpose Center, and Merrell United Methodist Church. Each location has a specific ID number for voter convenience.

Oriole Elementary, identified as K001, is located at 3081 NW 39th Street, Lauderdale Lakes, 33309. The Lauderdale Lakes Educational and Cultural Center, ID K002, sits at 3580 W Oakland Park Blvd, Lauderdale Lakes, 33311. Willie L. Webb Sr. Park, K003, can be found at 3601 NW 21st Street, Lauderdale Lakes, 33311. First Baptist Piney Grove Church, K004, is located at 4699 W Oakland Park Blvd., Lauderdale Lakes, 33313. The Lauderdale Lakes (Hazelle P. Rogers) Multi-Purpose Center, K005, is at 4340 NW 36th Street, Lauderdale Lakes, 33319. Merrell United Methodist Church, K006, is located at 3900 N State Road 7, Lauderdale Lakes, 33319.

Voters should note that precinct locations are subject to change by the Supervisor of Elections Office. Residents can look up their specific polling location and individual voting status through available resources to ensure they have the most current information before heading to the polls.

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