To find where you can vote today, you need to locate your assigned polling place based on your residential address. Here are the key steps and resources:
- Use an official polling place locator for your state or country. For U.S. voters, Vote.org offers a polling place locator by state, allowing you to find your exact voting location on Election Day
. Similarly, states like California, Texas, and Wisconsin have their own official sites to find polling places and voting hours
- Check your voter registration card or voter information card, which typically lists your assigned polling station
- You can also visit government portals such as USA.gov to find your polling place and its hours by entering your address or contacting your state or local election office
- Note that your polling place is usually fixed to your precinct or county, and you generally must vote at your assigned location on Election Day unless your county has a countywide polling place program allowing voting at any location in the county (as in some Texas counties)
- If you are outside the U.S., for example in the UK or Canada, similar official services exist where you enter your postcode or postal code to find your polling station
In summary, to find where you vote today:
- Go to a polling place locator website for your state or country (e.g., Vote.org for the U.S.).
- Enter your address, zip code, or postal code.
- Review the polling location, hours, and any specific instructions.
- Bring required identification as per your state's voter ID laws.
If you provide your location (state or country), I can help direct you to the exact polling place finder for today.
