You can vote based on your local rules, but the specifics depend on your location and election type. Here are general guidelines to help you determine when you can vote:

• Election Day voting: In most places, polls open in the early morning and close in the evening of the election day. Typical hours are around 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM, but exact times vary by jurisdiction.
• Early voting: Many regions offer a separate period before Election Day where you can vote in person at designated early voting centers. The dates and hours vary by location.
• Absentee or mail-in voting: If eligible, you may request a mail-in or absentee ballot to vote from home. Deadlines for requesting and returning ballots differ by area.

To get precise information for your situation:

• Find your jurisdiction’s official election website or contact your local election office.
• Check the exact election date, polling place, and polling hours.
• Confirm eligibility and required IDs, if any, for voting.

If you share your country or state/region, I can give you the exact dates, hours, and steps relevant to that location.