Having to Know Your Precinct to Clean Up Your Town

While putting together a very simple page for Clean Up Tiverton and a post on Tiverton Fact Check to let people in town know where to vote a week from Tuesday, it occurred to me that it seems like I rarely vote in the same place twice in a row.  I pay more than the average attention to these things, and twice in the past few years, I’ve found myself driving from one polling place to another.

It’s not just rearrangement of the precinct map, although that’s played a role, as has a move on my part, but also the different arrangements for budget votes, primaries, and general elections.  Making things more peculiar, the locations for four of the seven precincts are right next to each other, sometimes requiring a person from a particular district to drive right past the closest location in order to get to the one at which he or she has to vote.

Does this happen elsewhere, or is there some kind of peculiarity in my town?

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