Here Are All The Voting Locations For The Lebanese Elections In North America

Lebanon Elections 2022 is scheduled for May 6th and 8th for the diaspora and will be followed by the Election Day in Lebanon on May 12th.

Three countries in North America will have voting centers for the diaspora to vote: Canada, the United States, and Mexico, with the United States holding the largest number of centers (34), followed by Canada (10), and Mexico (2).

Registered voters should expect soon a link from the Lebanese Ministry of Interior and Municipalities for their electoral code, the address of their Polling Location, and the polling station number.

Voters are advised to check the website of their embassy in their country of residence for the link in case they don’t receive it by email.

Voters should ensure to have their Lebanese ID card (plastic) or a valid Lebanese passport (Biometric or blue Navy) to present at the polling station.

If your passport has expired, you can renew it the soonest to be able to cast your vote. These are being renewed “Strictly for Voting.”

Here is the list of the voting centers across North America:

Canada:

• Armenian Community Center, Hallcrown, Toronto, Ontario.
• St. Charbel Antonin Maronite Catholic Church, Windsor, Ontario.
• St. Elias Cathedral, Ridgewood Ave., Ottawa, Ontario.
• Centre Melkite de Montréal, Boulevard de l’Acadie, Montréal, Québec.
• L’ecole Armenienne Sourp Hagop, Rue Nadon, Montréal, Quebec.

• Canadian Druze Center, Edmonton, Alberta.
• Mother Theresa Syro Malabar Church, Calgary, Alberta.
• Cedar Event Center (Our Lady of Lebanon Church), Clayton Park, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
• Evergreen Cultural Center, Pinetree Way, Coquitlam, British Colombia.
• Lebanese Association of Fredericton (St. Charbel Church), Argyle St., New Brunswick.

United States of America:

• Embassy of Lebanon, McGill Terrace, Washington DC.
• Honorary Consulate of Lebanon, Redmond, Washington.
• Pashalian Hall, New York, New York.
• St. Sharbel Maronite Catholic Church, Reeve St., Somerset, New Jersey.
• Hilton Houston Post Oak, Boulevard Houston, Texas.
• Austin Southpark Hotel, Governors Row, Austin, Texas.
• Honorary Consulate of Lebanon, Richardson, Dallas, Texas.
• St. George Maronite Catholic Church, Babcock Road, San Antonio, Texas.

• Jacksonville Marriott Hotel, Salisbury Road, Jacksonville, Florida.
• Honorary Consulate of Lebanon, Benjamin Road, Tampa, Florida.
• Honorary Consulate of Lebanon, Durham, North Carolina.
• Honorary Consulate of Lebanon, Atlanta, Georgia.
• Honorary Consulate of Lebanon, Birmingham, Alabama.
• Our Lady-Lebanon Catholic Church, Coral Way, Miami.

• St. Sharbel Church, Hayes Road, Clinton, Michigan.
• Bint-Jbeil Cultural Center, Prospect Street, Dearborn, Michigan.
• Consulate General of Lebanon, Town Center Southfield, Detroit, Michigan.
• Cedars Hall, University Ave, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
• Honorary Consulate of Lebanon, Parma Heights, Ohio.
• Sultan Club, Toledo, Ohio.

• Maronite Church, Grace St., Lombard, Illinois.
• St. Rafka Maronite Church, Wadsworth Blvd., Lakewood, Colorado.
• House of Lebanon, Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, California.
• Glendale St. Mary Armenian Church, Glendale, California.
• The Islamic Center, Anaheim, California.
• St. Joseph Maronite Catholic Church, Castleman St., Riverside, California.
• St. Ephrem Maronite Catholic Church, Medford Street, El Cajon, California.
• Honorary Consulate of Lebanon, San Francisco, California.

• Honorary Consulate of Lebanon, West Camelback Road, Phoenix, Arizona.
• Honorary Consulate of Lebanon, Spanish Ridge Ave., Las Vegas, Nevada.
• St. Charbel Church, 16th Ave., Portland, Oregon.
• Lebanon-American Club, Danbury, Connecticut.
• Saint Maron Hall, Ellsworth St., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
• The Cedars Center, Rockwood St., Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts.

Mexico:

• Edificio Embajada del Libano, Ciudad de México.
• Honorary Consulate of Lebanon in Guadalajara, México.

Related:

Here’s The Detailed List Of Who’s Running In The Lebanese Elections In 2022.

Here’s Everything You Need To Know About Voting From The Diaspora For Lebanon’s Elections.