I can help you find where to vote today, but I don’t have access to live systems in this moment. Here’s how to quickly locate your polling place and voting options for today:
- Check your local election office website: Most states and counties have a “Polling Place Lookup” or “Find My Polling Place” tool. You’ll typically need your home address to confirm your precinct and polling location, and hours for today if applicable. Look for a California-style “Find Your Polling Place” or similar page for your area, or your state’s Secretary of State site.
- Use your state’s voter portal or the county elections site: Many jurisdictions offer a single portal where you can enter your name, date of birth, and address to view your polling place, sample ballot, and any last-minute voting options (such as same-day registration or alternative voting sites).
- If you have a voting-by-mail option: If you’re in a state using vote-by-mail, you’ll receive or have already received a ballot by mail. You can often return it by mail, drop box, or at a designated in-person location depending on local rules. Look for instructions from your county elections office.
- Local news and official social channels: In many places, local TV stations, newspapers, or your county elections office will post polling place changes, last-minute closures, or extended hours.
- If you’re traveling or in a different jurisdiction today: Many places allow provisional voting if you’re unable to vote at your assigned polling place. Check your local elections page for provisional voting details.
If you tell me your country, state, and city (or ZIP code), I can point you to the exact lookup page and summarize today’s voting hours and options.
