Here's a list of the times that final polls close in each state, along with the number of electoral votes each has listed in parentheses next to its name:

Final polls close at 7 p.m. ET:

—Georgia (16 electoral votes)
—Indiana (11)
—Kentucky (8)
—South Carolina (9)
—Vermont (3)
—Virginia (13)
Final polls close at 7:30 p.m. ET:

—North Carolina (15 electoral votes)
—Ohio (18)
—West Virginia (5)
Final polls close at 8 p.m. ET:

—Alabama (9 electoral votes)
—Connecticut (7)
—D.C. (3)
—Delaware (3)
—Florida (29)
—Illinois (20)
—Massachusetts (11)
—Maryland (10)
—Maine (4)
—Missouri (10)
—Mississippi (6)
—New Hampshire (4)
—New Jersey (14)

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—Oklahoma (7 electoral votes)
—Pennsylvania (20)
—Rhode Island (4)
—Tennessee (11)
Final polls close at 8:30 p.m. ET:

—Arkansas (6 electoral votes)
Final polls close at 9 p.m. ET:

—Arizona (11 electoral votes)
—Colorado (9)
—Kansas (6)
—Louisiana (8)
—Michigan (16)
—Minnesota (10)
—North Dakota (3)
—Nebraska (5)
—New Mexico (5)
—New York (29)
—South Dakota (3)
—Texas (38)
—Wisconsin (10)
—Wyoming (3)
Final polls close at 10 p.m. ET:

—Iowa (6 electoral votes)
—Montana (3)
—Nevada (6)
—Utah (6)
Final polls close at 11 p.m. ET:

—California (55 electoral votes)
—Idaho (4)
—Oregon (7)
—Washington (12)
Final polls close at 12 a.m. ET Wednesday:

—Hawaii (4 electoral votes)
Final polls close at 1 a.m. ET Wednesday:

—Alaska (3 electoral votes)
For a look at the top states and races to watch, as well as additional context, check out our viewer's guide to election night: https://t.co/v7hd8hJQpO

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