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Lauderdale Lakes Residents: Confirm Your Polling Location for Upcoming Election – 8 Sites Available

Lauderdale Lakes residents should confirm their designated polling locations before the upcoming election to ensure a smooth voting experience. Eight specific polling locations are distributed across various zip codes for accessibility.

10/07/2026 · Florida edition

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Lauderdale Lakes residents should confirm their designated polling locations before the upcoming election. Local officials encourage voters to verify where they will cast their ballots to ensure a smooth voting experience.

Eight specific polling locations serve the Lauderdale Lakes community. These sites are distributed across various zip codes, including 33309, 33111, 33311, 33313, and 33319, making them accessible to a broad range of residents. Knowing your precise polling place in advance helps avoid confusion on election day.

Key locations include Lauderdale Lakes Middle School at 3911 NW 30th Ave, Lauderdale Lakes FL 33309, and Oriole Elementary School at 3081 NW 39th St, Lauderdale Lakes, FL 33309. Voters can also find polling stations at the Lauderdale Lakes Educational & Cultural Center, located at 3580 W. Oakland Park Blvd., Lauderdale Lakes FL 33111, and Willie L. Webb Sr. Park at 3601 NW 21st St., Lauderdale Lakes FL 33311.

Other important polling places are First Baptist Church Piney Grove, situated at 4699 W. Oakland Park Blvd., Lauderdale Lakes FL 33313, and the Lauderdale Lakes Multi-Purpose Center at 4340 NW 36th St, Lauderdale Lakes FL 33319. Merrell United Methodist Church, located at 3900 N. State Road 7, Lauderdale Lakes FL 33319, also serves as a polling site. Residents can utilize available resources to look up their specific polling location and voting status, ensuring they are prepared to participate in the election.

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