When do polls close in each state?
A look at what time the last polls in each state close on Election Day
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}While a historic number of Americans cast their ballots by mail due to the coronavirus pandemic, nearly every state will hold in-person voting on Election Day.
Washington state and Oregon are voting by mail and will allow voters to deposit their ballots in any official drop box on Election Day.
Many voters in the 2020 presidential election have already cast their votes — and results are starting to pop up.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}What time do polls close on Election Day?
Here’s a look at times polls close on Election Day (all times are local to the state).
6 p.m.
Indiana
Kentucky
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Alabama
Arizona
Colorado
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Georgia
Hawaii
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Kansas
Mississippi
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Nevada
Oklahoma
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South Dakota
Texas
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Virginia
Wyoming
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Arkansas
North Carolina
Ohio
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8 p.m.
Alaska
California
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Delaware
Idaho
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Maine
Maryland
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Michigan
Minnesota
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Nebraska
New Hampshire
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New Mexico
Oregon
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Rhode Island
Tennessee
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Washington
Washington, D.C.
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9 p.m.
Iowa
New York
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