The Dutch words you provided form a small phrase related to elections and voting. Here’s a concise breakdown with translations:

• hoe — how
• laat — late (as an adjective) or laten? (context-dependent; commonly means “late” or the verb form in phrases like “hoe laat?” meaning “what time?”)
• stemmen — to vote; votes

Putting it together in natural usage, this could appear as:

• Hoe laat stemmen? — What time to vote? (or What time are the polls open?)

If you meant phrases in Dutch related to voting times, the typical wording is:

• Hoe laat gaat het stembureau open? — What time does the polling station open?
• Tot hoe laat kan er gestemd worden? — Until what time can voting take place?

Notes:

• In Dutch election context, stembureaus (polling stations) commonly operate from around 07:30 to 21:00 on election day, though openings can vary by municipality or special circumstances. For precise times, check your local gemeente or the official election page.