To find your specific polling place, you need to enter your residential address because your polling place is assigned based on where you live. Here are some reliable ways to locate it:

• Use the polling place locator tools available on websites like Vote.org, where you select your state and enter your address to find your polling location

• Visit your state or local election office website or contact them directly for your polling place information and hours

• For example, if you live in California, the Secretary of State's website offers a polling place lookup and additional voting resources

• If you are in Wisconsin, My Vote WI website allows you to enter your street address and city to find your polling place

• Texas voters can use the "My Voter Portal" on VoteTexas.gov to find their polling place by entering their name, county, date of birth, and ZIP code

• Pennsylvania voters can use the Polling Place Search tool on PA Voter Services by entering county, city, street name, house number, and zip code

• Virginia voters can use the Citizen Portal to look up their polling place by entering their full address including ZIP code

• Minnesota voters can use the Polling Place Finder on the Minnesota Secretary of State's website to get their polling place and directions

If you provide your state or address, I can guide you to the specific tool or website to find your polling place. Remember, your polling place may change from one election to another, so check before Election Day