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NEW ORLEANS  (WGNO) — Orleans Parish Clerk of Courts Arthur Morell addressed the media Friday. Saturday, October 24th, is Election Day and a few polling places have been changed for various reasons, from closing down, renovations or not meeting the necessary requirements.The changes are below:

Woodland Presbyterian Church moved to Alice B. Harte Elementary School  (15-14c, 17b, 18, 18 a)

Our Lady of the Rosary moved to McDonogh City Park Campus (6-8 6-9)

John Dibert School moved to Pierre Capdau Thurgood Marshall (5-5 5-6)

St. Peter Claver School moved to St. Peter Claver UJIMA Fern Brady Bldg (6-6)

Isidore New School moved to isidore Newman School Henson Bldg (13-9, 10, 12, 13, 14)

Kipp Believe College Prep moved to Central St. Matthew United Church of Christ  (16-5, 16-6)

Morrell also said that there’s been a decrease in early voting and absentee ballot numbers, but he’s actually expecting an increase in voter participation from last year. Turnout was around 24% then, he expects the Governor’s race this year to increase turnout around 30% to 35%.

Voters must bring in an ID, if you have any questions contact a commissioner at the precinct immediately.

Justice & Beyond and A Community Voice will offer free rides to the polls tomorrow, just call 1-800-249-7379

Click here for more information: http://www.nola.gov/registrar/general-information/