Poll closing times depend on the state and sometimes the county or district. If you’re asking about a specific Election Day (for example, November 4, 2025, in the U.S.), here are the general steps to determine when polls close for you:

• Check your state’s official election website: they publish the exact closing times for statewide elections and note any local variations.
• Look up your specific locality: some municipalities or counties have later closing times due to time-zone considerations or special ballot measures.
• If you’re in a state with “in line” rules, polls close at the designated time, but voters who are already in line when closing time arrives are typically allowed to vote.
• For congressional-district variations, some states close different districts at different times; the latest closing time among your districts applies if you’re tracking multiple races.
• If you’re traveling or unsure, you can confirm by calling your local election office or checking an official voter information portal for your address.

If you share your state (and, if possible, your city or county), I can give you the exact poll closing time for Election Day and note any important in- line voting rules or exceptions.