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In History / High School | 2014-11-17

Four types of public buildings used for polling places are:

- Schools
- Courthouses
- Libraries
- Fire stations

Asked by BrandiBabkowski

Answer (3)

Courthouses Schools Fire Stations Police stations

Answered by Sacarlet | 2024-06-10

schools courthouse police station fire station

Answered by Patrickdeshawns | 2024-06-10

Four common types of public buildings used as polling places include schools, courthouses, libraries, and fire stations. These locations are chosen for their accessibility and ability to accommodate voters. Each of these buildings supports the democratic process by providing convenient places for citizens to vote.
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Answered by Sacarlet | 2025-02-20

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