I’m in an Atlanta suburb, and we have a new polling place this year.
I will miss our old polling place, the Kubota Tractor Factory. It was kinda neat voting at a warehouse/factory.
This year we vote at the local elementary school. Nice thing is that it is within walking distance for me.
I used to vote in something called the Communication Building. I never could figure out the purpose of that building. It sits at the edge of one of the city parks. There is a radio tower outside. The building itself is quite small, and if there is communication equipment of some ilk ensconced therein, I know not where they store it.
Now my polling place is the lobby area of the county children & family services building. I have no idea why they changed it. It’s about a block south of the old place and there’s less parking.
In a community center that used to be the Colored High School in my town.
At the public school a couple blocks away.
A couple times in the past, we’ve voted in someone’s garage.
My regular polling place is a Seniors’ Rec Center, but my early voting place (where I normally vote) is a nearby library.
Election-day voting happens in an elementary school gym. Early voting can be done in the student union at the nearby state university.
A Presbyterian church. I’m just barely off campus, but the on-campus students got to vote in the Alumni Center right in the middle of the Oklahoma State campus. When I lived on campus at another college, that school (UNT) didn’t get their own polling place, so I had to go out to some church then, too (and didn’t have a car back then). This is Oklahoma; it’s all at churches here.
Local fire station.
A Community Center, that I’ve never been to except to vote. The actual voting was done in a gym.
For many years in a nearby middle school gym; a long walk or a short drive.
For the last few years in the well-scrubbed basement of the UCC church right across the street from our house. Very convenient.
Neighbor’s garage one block from my house. 6 stations, no line as of 8:45 this morning. Leftover Halloween candy to go along with your “I voted” sticker.
Elementary school gym. In my last apartment I voted in one, too. So did my parents back in my home town.
I have voted in a temporary trailer, and in a private home (the floors were covered with heavy plastic tarp to preserve the carpets)
Elementary school combo gymnasium/cafeteria.
Church a few blocks away
The mall.
I could theoretically buy a bed, a fifth of whiskey, and a crisp meat burrito within200 ft. of the polls.
My voting precinct holds elections at the subdivision clubhouse right across the street from Casa Clothahump. 
Several years back, the county used to rent my Taekwondo school as a polling place.
Early voting was at the library, but election day voting is at a community center.
A church. A Mormon church. Where I will cast caution to the wind, take my chances of going to hell and vote for the President.
Local elementary school.
The gym of the mosque/school by my house.