Finding your voting location is usually quick and position-based on where you live. Here are reliable steps you can take right now to confirm your polling place: Direct steps to find your polling place

• Check your voter registration record: Most states or countries publish your assigned polling location on your voter registration or official voter portal. You may need to log in with your name and date of birth or voter ID to view your details.
• Use the official polling place lookup: Most election offices provide an online search tool where you enter your address (and sometimes your city or ZIP) to retrieve your Election Day polling site, hours, and any changes for that election.
• Contact your local election office: If online tools aren’t accessible, call or email your local election office. They can provide your exact polling place and any special accommodations if needed.
• Look at your sample ballot or official election materials: Some jurisdictions print your polling location on your sample ballot or on-mailing materials you receive before an election.
• Check for recent notices: Polling locations can change due to weather, construction, or district updates. Verify a day or two before the election through the same official channels.

What to do if you’ve moved or changed your address

• Update your address with your voter registration promptly. After updating, you’ll be assigned a new polling place near your new home for future elections.
• If you vote in person and arrive at the wrong location, you may be offered a provisional ballot; confirm your polling place to avoid this.

Accessibility and accommodations

• If accessibility is needed, contact your election office in advance. Many polling places offer accessible entrances and accommodations for voters with disabilities.

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