A Note From Brian Corley
Supervisor of Elections for Pasco County
While each election is different, our core mission remains unchanged: to make voting as efficient and accessible as possible.
Last year, we reviewed all 120 precincts to assess how voting patterns, population increases, and annexations were affecting Election Day capacity. As a result, several precinct boundaries were updated to better reflect these changes.
Summary of Precinct Changes
• Precincts 017 and 110
Precinct 017 was impacted by an expansion of the Connerton East Community Development District (CDD), which is part of Precinct 110. The affected portion of Precinct 017 will now be combined into Precinct 110.
• Precincts 006 and 069
Precinct 069 was split due to an annexation into the City of Zephyrhills. The annexed portion of Precinct 069 will now be combined into Precinct 006.
• Precincts 019 and 114
Precinct 114 was divided following an annexation into the City of Dade City. The annexed portion will now be combined into Precinct 019.
• Precincts 007 and 116
The current Precinct 007 is being combined entirely into Precinct 116.
• Precincts 007 and 107
Precinct 107 will be divided using the boundary of the Vida’s Way CDD and a westward extension of the boundary to accommodate population growth. The northern portion of the divide will become the new Precinct 007.
Any voter affected by these changes were mailed a new voter information card. We encourage all voters to periodically review their voter record to ensure their information is current and to verify their precinct and Election Day polling location.
To check your registration and precinct information, please visit: https://www.pascovotes.gov/voters/am_i_registered.php
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