You Have Until … to Vote
Just in case you’re waiting until the last possible minute to participate in this historic election, here’s a handy guide to poll closing times around the country.
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7:00 pm ET Georgia Indiana Kentucky South Carolina Vermont Virginia Total electoral votes: 58
7:30 pm ET Ohio North Carolina West Virginia Total electoral votes: 40
8:00 pm ET Alabama Connecticut Delaware Florida Illinois Maine Maryland Massachusetts Mississippi Missouri New Hampshire New Jersey Oklahoma Pennsylvania Tennessee Washington, D.C. Total electoral votes: 171
8:30 pm ET Arkansas Total electoral votes: 6
9:00 pm ET Arizona Colorado Kansas Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Nebraska New Mexico New York Rhode Island South Dakota Texas Wisconsin Wyoming Total electoral votes: 156
10:00 pm ET Iowa Montana Nevada Utah Total electoral votes: 20
11:00 pm ET California Hawaii Idaho North Dakota Oregon Washington Total electoral votes: 84
1:00 am ET Alaska Total electoral votes: 3
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