Here’s Where to Vote in Vanderburgh County on Election Day

The Evansville Vanderburgh School Corporation made a slight change in the 2024/2025 calendar. A reminder was sent to parents this week about the change.

Large Voter Turnout Expected

There are several EVSC schools that serve as voting centers and are open to the public on Election Day. In years past, this hasn't been a reason to close schools for the day. Officials anticipate record voter turnout for the 2024 Presidential Election, so the school board voted to close EVSC schools on Tuesday, November 5, 2024.

This change means that students will have school on Veteran's Day this year.

Where to Vote on Election Day

• 4-H Fairgrounds Activities Building
  210 E Boonville New Harmony Rd
  47725
• Academy for Innovative Studies (Former Old North High School)
  2319 Stringtown Rd
  47711
• Bethel United Church of Christ
  3029 N. Green River Rd
  47715
• Bethlehem UCC
  6400 Oak Hill Rd
  47725
• Blue Grass Church
  14200 Petersburg Rd
  47725
• Calvary Temple Assembly of God
  5050 N. First Ave
  47710
• Caze Elementary School
  2013 S. Green River Rd
  47714
• Cedar Hall Elementary School
  2100 N. Fulton Ave
  47710
• Fairlawn United Methodist Church
  2001 Parker Dr
  47714
• McCutchanville Fire House
  9219 Petersburg Rd
  47725
• Memorial Baptist Church
  605 Canal St
  47713
• Methodist Temple
  2109 Lincoln Ave
  47714
• Northeast Park Baptist Church
  1215 N. Boeke Rd
  47711
• Plaza Park School
  7301 Lincoln Ave
  47715
• Glenwood Leadership Academy
  901 Sweetser Ave
  47713
• Simpson United Methodist Church
  2201 W. Illinois St
  47712
• St. James West Church
  3111 Hillcrest Terrace
  47720
• St. Lucas United Church of Christ
  33 W. Virginia St
  47710
• St. Paul's UCC
  8701 Big Cynthiana Rd
  47720
• Southern Indiana Career & Technical Center
  1901 Lynch Rd
  47711
• Washington Square Mall
  4801 Washington Ave
  47715
• West Side Christian Church
  1200 N Red Bank Rd
  47720

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