I can help you find where to vote, but I don’t have your location from this chat yet. Here are the quickest ways to locate your polling place right now:

• If you’re in the United States:
  • Visit your state or county elections website and use the “Find Your Polling Place” or “Polling Place Look-up” tool. You’ll typically need your home address or your precinct. If you have a state voter portal, you can also check for early voting locations and any required IDs for Election Day. Common example: your state’s Secretary of State site or the county elections office site.
• If you’re in Denmark:
  • You can vote at your local Citizen Service center during the designated advance voting window, and you’ll need valid ID. Specific centers and dates are published by the Danish election authority and local municipalities.
• If you’re elsewhere:
  • Look up your national or regional election authority’s website and search for “polling place,” “voter location,” or “find polling station.” You can also use national election information portals or trusted local government pages.

Helpful tips

• Bring a valid form of ID as required by your jurisdiction.
• If you’re unsure whether you’ve registered or where to vote, check your voter registration status on the official site and confirm the exact polling location for your address.
• Some areas offer same-day registration or alternate voting centers; verify hours and any special rules for your election.

If you share your country/state or approximate location, I can provide more precise, step-by-step instructions and links to the official page you should use.