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The Bucks County Board of Elections has approved several polling place relocations ahead of the upcoming spring primary.
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The board, which is chaired by Court of Common Pleas Judge Jordan Yeager, finalized the changes during a vote late last month. Joining Yeager on the board are Vice Chairperson Gene DiGirolamo, a Republican commissioner, and Democratic Commissioner Diane Ellis-Marseglia.
Commissioner Bob Harvie, a Democrat, is not serving on the board during this election cycle. He is currently a candidate for Congress.
In Middletown Township, voters in the Upper 3 district will now cast their ballots at Maple Point Middle School at 2250 Langhorne-Yardley Road. The polling place was previously situated at the Langhorne-Middletown Fire Company substation at 1741 Langhorne-Yardley Road.
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According to election officials, the fire company substation no longer wished to serve as a polling site.
The board also authorized polling place adjustments in several other areas of the county, including New Britain Township, Northampton Township, Solebury Township, and Warminster Township
