To vote on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, you’ll need to locate your specific polling place or voting center based on your address and local jurisdiction. Here’s how to find where to vote and what to bring:

• Find your polling place or voting center:
  • For in-person voting, you can use your local election office website or your state’s voter portal. Enter your home address or voter details to locate your assigned polling place for Election Day, or check if there are vote centers in your county that allow voting at any center.
  • If your area offers early voting, you can vote at designated early voting sites during the early voting window in your county.
• Verify hours:
  • Election Day hours typically run from early morning to evening (often 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. or 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., depending on location). Some counties have extended hours or accessibility options; check the official site for your locale.
• What to bring:
  • A valid photo ID if your state requires one for in-person voting.
  • Any required documentation if you’ve recently moved or changed registration; in some places you can vote a provisional ballot if needed.
• If you’re unsure or cannot access the web:
  • Call your local election office or a state election hotline for assistance in locating your polling place and understanding any ID requirements.

If you’d like, share your city or county, and I can provide more specific guidance on how to look up your polling place and the exact hours for your location.