West Alabama Polls Open Tuesday For Alabama Primaries

Primary Election Day is almost here in Alabama, and voters across West Alabama are being encouraged to make a plan before heading to the polls.

According to the Alabama Secretary of State’s Office, Alabama’s primary election is scheduled for Tuesday, May 19. Polls across the state will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m.

Voters in Tuscaloosa County can find a full list of polling locations through the Tuscaloosa County Probate Office website. According to the county website, Tuscaloosa County has 54 voting wards used for county, state, and federal elections.

Residents can also confirm their polling place, registration status, ballot information, and voting address through the Alabama Secretary of State’s online VoterView system.

The voter lookup website allows voters to search by entering their name and date of birth. The system can also help voters locate their assigned polling place before Election Day.

According to the Alabama Secretary of State’s Office, voters can also review sample ballots online ahead of the primary election.

Tuscaloosa County Polling Locations

According to the Tuscaloosa County Probate Office, polling locations include:

* Alberta School of Performing Arts
* Brookwood Town Hall
* Christian Community Church
* Coaling Community Center
* Cottondale Methodist Church
* East McFarland Baptist Church
* Englewood Elementary School
* Faucett-Vestavia Fire Station
* Holt Elementary School
* Northport Civic Center
* Northridge High School
* Peterson Community Center
* Ralph Community Center
* Skyland Elementary School
* Springbrook Park
* Tuscaloosa River Market
* University Church of Christ
* West Tuscaloosa Community Center

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The county said voters should verify their exact polling location before Election Day because locations can vary depending on precinct assignments.

Voters can look up their polling place through the Alabama VoterView website here.

A full list of Tuscaloosa County polling locations is available here and Northport locations can be found here.

According to the Alabama Secretary of State’s Office, voters must bring a valid photo ID when voting in person.