To find out what ward and precinct you are in, you can use a polling place locator tool provided by your state or county. Here are some examples:

• Pinellas County, Florida: The Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections provides a Precinct Finder tool on their website. You can use this tool to view your current voting precinct and polling place, as well as a listing of voting districts in your precinct.

• Massachusetts: The Elections Division of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts provides a Where Do I Vote tool on their website. You can enter your residential address to find your election information, including your ward and precinct.

• Pennsylvania: The Pennsylvania Department of State provides a Polling Place Search tool on their website. You can begin by typing the county of residence and city in the dropdown menus, then enter the street name, house number, and zip code to find your polling place. If the polling place is not found, you may contact the county election office.

• Westchester County, New York: The Westchester County Board of Elections provides a Polling Place Search tool on their website. You can search for your polling location either by free text search or by providing your street number, street name, and zip code.

Its important to note that the specific tools and information available may vary by state and county.