Harnett County is divided into more than 13 voting precincts, each with its own designated polling location, typically a local school, community center, or fire station.

Complete list of precincts and voting sites can be found on Harnett County Board of Elections website.

Precinct Voting Location
Precinct 1 - Anderson Creek

Anderson Creek Primary School
Precinct 7 - Barbecue

Western Harnett High School
Precinct 8 - Black River

Angier Elementary School
Precinct 16 - Johnsonville

Johnsonville Elementary School
Precinct 20 - Stewart's Creek

Bunnlevel Fire Department 
Erwin Parks and Rec Gym
Precinct 23- Boone Trail

Boone Trail Elementary School
Precinct 24 - Coats | Grove

Coats Elementary School
Precinct 25 - Averasoboro

Dunn Elementary School
Precinct 26 - Erwin | Duke

Erwin Parks and Rec Gym
Dunn Elementary School
Dunn Community Building
Precinct 28 - Northwest Harnett

Angier Elementary School
Northwest Harnett Fire Department
Board of Elections
Precinct 29 - West Averaboro

Dunn Elementary
Dunn Community Building
Precinct 31 - Central Lillington

Lillington Community Center
Buies Creek Volunteer Fire Department
Board of Elections
Precinct 32 - Buies | Niells Creek | Lillington  

 

Precinct Changes Approved for Harnett County

In late July 2025, two of Harnett County’s largest and fastest-growing voting precincts—Anderson Creek and Barbecue—will officially be split into four. This change, recently approved by the North Carolina State Board of Elections, aims to reduce long wait times and make voting more accessible.

The newly created precincts are:

  • Spout Springs (from Anderson Creek)

  • Overhills (from Barbecue)

With Anderson Creek previously serving over 12,000 voters and Barbecue nearly 16,500, this move helps ensure voters are distributed more evenly and can cast their ballots more efficiently.

Additional precinct adjustments include:

  • The merging of Central Harnett Lillington and Central Harnett Neill’s Creek into a single Central Harnett precinct.

  • The consolidation of East and West Averasboro into one Averasboro precinct.

What this means for you:
If you live in one of the affected areas, keep an eye on your mailbox. The Board of Elections will send updated voter information this summer. You can also click here to verify your precinct on the North Carolina State Board of Elections website or by or contact the Harnett County Board of Elections by email at [email protected] or by phone at (919) 814-0700.

Maps & GIS Tools

The county offers interactive and printable maps through its GIS/Map Gallery section. These allow you to:

View precinct boundaries
Download or print maps
Request custom or updated versions

Maps are refreshed regularly to reflect any boundary updates.

 

What You Can Do Next

  • Check your precinct using your voter card or the NC State Board of Elections lookup tool.
  • Review a map through the Harnett County GIS Map Gallery.
  • Watch for mail regarding any updates to your precinct. If you do not receive one and believe you were impacted, contact the Board of Elections.