To find where to vote tomorrow, you’ll want to check your local election office’s latest polling place information. Since voting locations can vary by jurisdiction and can change close to Election Day, use an official source that matches your location. How to get the exact polling place for tomorrow
- If you know your state or country, visit the official election website for that area (for example, the state or local elections portal). They typically offer a “Find your polling place” or “Polling location lookup” tool that uses your address.
- If available, use your voter registration portal or “My Voter Information” page, which often shows your precinct, polling place, and voting hours.
- You can also contact your county or city elections office directly by phone or email for the most up-to-date guidance and any last-minute changes.
- If you’re in a country with national polling-place lookup, you can enter your address there to confirm your polling station and Election Day hours.
Tips to make sure you’re ready
- Bring a valid photo ID if your jurisdiction requires it; some places don’t, but many do, especially for first-time voters.
- Check voting hours for tomorrow; they are commonly 7 AM–7 PM in many locales, but hours vary.
- If you plan to vote in person, consider checking for any long lines or accessibility options in advance and plan around peak times.
If you share your country, state/province, and city/area, I can guide you to the exact official page and summarize tomorrow’s voting location and hours.
