In New York, polls for the General Election typically close at 9:00 PM local time, but there are important specifics to note depending on the location and election type. Key details for New York (general guidance)

• General Election polls: Open 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM local time in New York State, including New York City. If you are in line at 9:00 PM, you can still vote and your ballot will be counted. This applies to NYC polling places as well. [9:00 PM closure policy may be enforced by local boards of elections; line-by-time rules are commonly cited in NYC guidance.]
• Early voting period: In NYC, early voting typically runs for several days prior to Election Day, with hours varying by location, often including weekend days. For 2025 specifics, check the NYC Board of Elections site or the official NYC vote page for exact dates and hours. [General NYC election guidance]
• Where to check exact times: Use your local county or city election board page (for NYC, the Board of Elections or the NYC Votes hub). They provide polling hours, any last-minute changes, and your assigned polling location. [NYC specific election resources]

What to do now

• Confirm your polling place and hours for Election Day 2025 on the official NYC election site or by calling your local boards of elections. They’ll confirm that polls are open 6 AM–9 PM and that being in line by 9 PM means your vote will count. [official sources]
• If you’re voting early or by absentee, review those windows on the same official pages to avoid last-minute confusion. [official sources]

If you’d like, I can look up the precise hours for your specific NYC neighborhood or polling location and share them.