To help you find where to vote, I need to know your country/state or locality. Voting locations are specific to your jurisdiction, and hours or options (in- person, early voting, mail-in) vary widely. If you’d like, share:

• Your country
• If in the U.S., your state (and ideally county)
• Whether you’re looking for Election Day polling places, early voting sites, or ballot drop-off locations

In the meantime, here are quick ways to find your polling place safely:

• U.S. voters: check your state or county election official’s website and use their “Find My Polling Place” or “My Voter Information” portal. You can often search by name and address or log in to see your assigned polling location, hours, and what will be on your ballot.
• U.K. voters: use your local council’s elections page to locate your polling station and voting requirements.
• Other countries: search for your national or regional election authority and look for a “polling place,” “where to vote,” or “voting location” finder.

If you share your location, I can guide you step-by-step to the exact, official resource and summarize the key details (polling place, hours, identification requirements, and options like early voting or mail-in).