WFSU News The Glenwood Community Center in Panama City, FL served as an early voting site and then a 'super voting' site on Election Day in November 2020. For the last four election cycles, voters in two counties recovering from Hurricane Michael could cast a ballot at any local polling site. Two bills recently filed in the state legislature — SB 774 and SB 635 — seek to give every local elections supervisor the option to operate countywide polling sites on Election Day, instead of restricting voters to designated precinct sites. Hurricane Michael wiped out most of the polling locations in Bay and Gulf Counties a couple weeks before the 2018 midterm elections. Both counties received the flexibility under an emergency order to operate ‘super voting' sites or Election Day polling sites where any registered voter in the county may cast a ballot.