polling station

noun

a building, such as a school, designated as the place to which voters go during an election to cast their votes

However, only days before early voting was to commence, a local judge ordered the polling station open.

By closing this polling station, Republicans were forcing students to drive 20 minutes from campus to vote.

Street and police confirmed one arrest outside a polling station.

One polling station managed to open briefly in the city of one million but was closed ten minutes later by masked gunmen.

Two scarily clad guys intimidated a few voters at a Philadelphia polling station in 2008.

At the polling station he made casual inquiries, but the ballot-box stuffer for some time had not been seen.

Give up this card at your polling-station for free samples of silks in my great blouse offer.

Still the small court-house, we found, had been swept and garnished for use as a polling station.

McTurpin had not seen him with a beard, had failed to recognize him at the polling station.

Bridge and billiard players were dragged to the polling-station in the green drawing-room.

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