No election shall be held in any of the following: (1) A private residence not situated within the boundaries of the election district. (2) A private residence of an elected or appointed party official. (3) A private residence that is not otherwise prohibited under paragraphs (1), (2), (6) and (7), unless the county board of elections certifies in writing and at a public hearing that: (i) the polling place located within the private residence is accessible to persons with disabilities; and (ii) the private residence is a location free of intimidation and harassment. (4) An abandoned building. (5) A vacant lot. (6) An office, building or private residence of a candidate for political office. (7) An office, building or private residence of an elected official. (8) A building utilized by a ward or political party as headquarters. (529.1 added May 12, 2006, P.L.178, No.45)
§ 529.1Polling Places in Other Buildings
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