We had a meeting to discuss locations for polling center and two GOP mayors of small towns really wanted polling locations/voting centers in their local police stations. My county party chair and I went nuts on this suggestion and hurt their feelings. We also had an argument that if it was okay to have a polling location at a supermarket where white people shop, then it was also okay to have a voting center at an other supermarket where less well off people shopped.
Whole lotta stereotyping going on!
In the SF Bay Area a multi-location big-box athletic equipment store sets aside space for a "community room". I wonder how many and what stereotypes could be wrung from proposing that for a polling station ...
Whatever happened to going with places that are nearby, large enough, accessible, have sufficient parking, and free?