Election day varies by country, state, and even locality. To give a precise answer, I’ll need your location (country, and if applicable, state or city). Here’s a quick guide to typical timing, by region:
- United States
- Election Day for federal and most state/local elections is often set by state law and can fall on a specific Tuesday in November. Polls commonly open in the morning (e.g., 6:00 AM) and close in the evening (e.g., 7:00–9:00 PM), with early voting and vote-by-mail options available in many states. Please share your state or city for the exact date, early voting windows, and polling places.
- Germany
- Federal, state, and municipal elections have fixed dates announced by the government, with election days typically scheduled in advance and campaigns coordinated at multiple administrative levels. If you’re asking about a specific election, tell me which one (federal, state, or European) and your state (Land) for exact dates.
- Other regions
- Many countries publish official election calendars year by year. If you specify a country, I can pull the exact upcoming date and polling details.
If you’d like, provide:
- Your country
- Your state or region (if applicable)
- The election type you’re asking about (general, local, special)
I’ll then give you the exact date, polling hours, and any early voting or absentee options for your location.
