What Time Do The Polls Close?

Despite the fact that nearly 100 million Americans cast their votes early this year, voter turnout is still expected to be at an all time high today.

You should expect long lines at the polls, and plan appropriately for them. Remember, as long as you're in line by the time polls close in your area, you are still able to cast your ballot and have it count.

Here's the poll schedule broken down by state:

(All times are in EST)

Alabama: 8 PM

Parts of Alaska: 11 PM

Other Parts of Alaska: 12 AM on Nov 4

Arizona: 9 PM

Arkansas: 8:30 PM

California: 11 PM

Colorado: 9 PM

Connecticut: 8 PM

Delaware: 8 PM

District of Columbia: 8 PM

Florida: 7 PM

Georgia: 7 PM

Hawaii: 12 AM on Nov 4

Idaho: 10 PM

Iowa: 10 PM

Indiana: 6 PM

Kansas: 8 PM

Kentucky: 6 PM

Louisiana: 9 PM

Maine: 8 PM

Maryland: 8 PM

Massachusetts: 8 PM

Michigan: 8 PM

Minnesota: 9 PM

Mississippi: 8 PM

Missouri: 8 PM

Montana: 10 PM

Nebraska: 9 PM

New Mexico: 9 PM

New York: 9 PM

North Carolina: 7:30 PM

North Dakota: 10 PM

Ohio: 7:30 PM

Oklahoma: 8 PM

Oregon: 11 PM

Pennsylvania: 8 PM

Puerto Rico: 4 PM

Rhode Island: 8 PM

South Carolina: 7 PM

South Dakota: 8 PM

Tennessee: 8 PM

Texas: 8 PM

Utah: 10 PM

Vermont: 7 PM

Virginia: 7 PM

Washington State: 11 PM

Wisconsin: 9 PM

Wyoming: 9 PM

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