The Bucks County Board of Elections met today in a 5th floor conference room of the Bucks County Courthouse. During the meeting, Commissioner Diane M. Ellis-Marseglia was reappointed chair by her commissioner colleagues Robert G. Loughery and Charles H. Martin. The board unanimously approved the relocation of five polling places for the May 20 General Primary. Those relocations will take place as follows:
| DISTRICT | FROM: | TO: |
| Bristol Twp. 6-1 | Greater Word to the World Ministries 4129 Woerner Ave., Levittown | Bucks County Free Library Levittown Branch 7311 New Falls Rd., Levittown |
| The Bucks County Free Library Levittown branch will serve as a permanent relocation. |
| Bristol Twp. 9-1 | Magic Cottage 132 Appletree Dr., Levittown | George Washington Elementary School 275 Crabtree Dr., Levittown |
| George Washington Elementary School will serve as a permanent relocation. |
| Morrisville Boro 3rd Ward | Capital View Fire Company 528 N. Pennsylvania Ave. Morrisville | Morrisville High School 550 W. Palmer St., Morrisville |
| Capital View Fire Company is undergoing renovations and cannot accommodate the Board of Elections at this time. Morrisville High School will be a temporary relocation. |
| Nockamixon Twp. Nockamixon | Nockamixon Twp. Building 589 Lake Warren, Rd. Upper Black Eddy | Palisades High School 39 Thomas Free Dr. Kintnersville |
| Nockamixon Twp. Revere | St. John Baptist School 4050 Rte. 412, Ottsville | Palisades High School 39 Thomas Free Dr. Kintnersville |
| In both cases, Palisades High School will serve as a permanent relocation. |
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In addition to the relocations, the board unanimously approved the Chalfont Borough Charter Amendment Referendum and Morrisville Borough Fire Company Tax Referendum questions that will appear on the ballot. Board of Elections/Voter Registration Director Deena Dean provided an update on poll workers, and the board also signed off on a $25 increase for delivery of election supplies to 17 delivery districts.
Detailed information about all of the county’s 304 voting districts is available on the Board of Elections pages on the official county website, www.BucksCounty.org. That information can be accessed on the right side of the home page.