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Polling Places

(843) 918-1004

Jennifer Adkins, City Clerk


VOTER REGISTRATION 

Citizens who desire to vote in the upcoming election must register.  Contact the Horry County Voter Registration Office at 843-915-5440 or visit Horry County's Voter Registration webpage.  Or, visit the office, located at 1515 Fourth Avenue, in Conway.  Absentee ballots must be obtained through Horry County Voter Registration.

POLLING LOCATIONS

Updated October 2022...  Below is a list of polling places in Myrtle Beach.

  • Coastal Lane #1 – Horry County Complex, 1201 21st Avenue North
  • Coastal Lane #2 – Mary C. Canty Recreation Center, 971 Canal Street
  • Dunes #1 – Ocean View Education Center, 900 79th Avenue North (temporary location)
  • Jetport #1 – Fire Station No. 3, 2108 South Kings Highway
  • Jetport #2 – General Robert H. Reed Recreation Center, 800 Gabreski Lane
  • Jetport #3 – HGTC Conference Center, 950 Crabtree Lane (new)
  • Jetport #4 – HGTC Conference Center, 950 Crabtree Lane (new)
  • Myrtlewood #1 – Myrtle Beach Middle School, 3101 North Oak Street
  • Myrtlewood #2 – Myrtle Beach Adult Education Center, 3301 North Oak Street (temporary location)
  • Myrtlewood #3 – Myrtle Beach Church of Christ, 4500 Wild Iris Drive
  • Ocean Forest #1 – Student Center, Ocean View Baptist Church, 7300 North Kings Highway
  • Ocean Forest #2 – Claire Chapin Epps Family YMCA, 5000 Claire Chapin Epps Drive
  • Ocean Forest #3 – First Freewill Baptist Church, 900A 67th Avenue North
  • Sea Oats #1 – Gymnasium, First Baptist Church, 500 Fourth Avenue North
  • Sea Oats #2 – Gymnasium, First Baptist Church, 500 Fourth Avenue North
  • Surfside #4 – Lakewood Elementary, 1675 Highway 396
VOTING SYSTEM

In 2019, voters utilized South Carolina's new voting system.  The process begins when a voter inserts a ballot into an electronic device.  Then, a voter selects candidates using an electronic touch screen.  Lastly, the device prints the voter's selections on the inserted document, which provides a secure paper record.  To learn more and watch a how-to video, visit the South Carolina Election Commission's Paper-Based Voting System webpage.

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