To find out where you can vote, you’ll usually need to know your country, your polling district, and the election date. Since voting rules and locations vary by country and sometimes by region within a country, here are straightforward steps to get the exact polling place:

• Check your poll card or voter registration notice. It typically lists your polling station name and address.
• Visit your national or local election authority’s website and use their “Find your polling place” or “Where do I vote” tool. You’ll usually enter your name, date of birth, and address or polling card number.
• If you don’t have your poll card, contact your electoral registration office or the election authority’s helpline; they can confirm your polling location or provide alternatives like early voting or mail-in options.
• For many countries, you can also look up polling places on an official government site or a trusted election information portal; in some places it’s possible to vote at a designated polling station up to a few days before the election if you’re traveling.

If you tell me your country (and, if possible, your region or state/province), I can give you the exact steps and link you to the official voter lookup for your area.