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Whether banks and post offices will be open is often one of the most common questions surrounding Election Day. Here’s how you can plan ahead this year.WASHINGTON – Americans across the country will go to the polls on Tuesday, November 7 for Election Day. There are several major gubernatorial races on the ballot this year. Many of the most-watched races in the 2023 off-season general election have been dominated by the ongoing debate over abortion rights. Most businesses will remain open on Election Day because it is not a designated federal holiday. In the past, some have chosen to adjust work hours or give employees time off to increase voter participation. Here’s a look at how Election Day could impact your day.Banks like Wells Fargo, Bank of America, TD Bank And Regional Bankwill not see any changes to their hours of operation on Tuesday. Banking services such as ATMs and online banking will also remain normal on both Election Day and the holiday season.The United States Postal Service will deliver the mail on Tuesday, according to its announcement. holiday schedule. Many states treat Election Day as a civil holiday, meaning state employees have the day off. FedEx will also remain open during the time Election day. RELATED: The abortion debate has dominated this election year. Here are Tuesday’s races to watchMost stores will be open on Election Day. In previous years, some national retailers have adjusted their business hours to ensure employees can vote. In 2022, in the midterm elections, Body hygiene joined Commitment to voting time and delayed store openings by two hours. The retailer previously adjusted hours for the 2020 election. Best buy previously offered employees eight hours of paid time off for Election Day volunteers, a benefit starting in 2020. Formerly, outdoor clothing retailer Patagonia has given employees paid leave and closed stores serving the president and midterm elections since 2016. It’s time to vote, a nonpartisan business-led coalition co-founded by Patagonia, aims to reduce barriers for employees who want to vote. According to their website, Voting Time has increased 2,000 companies to help increase voter participation. The companies on the list have “committed to ensuring that their employees have work schedules that allow them time to vote,” the website said. By making that commitment, employers support the provision of paid time off on Election Day or flexible work hours. For more information about It’s time to vote and for a list of all participants, visit maketimetovote.org. RELATED: Election workers received death threats and warnings they would be executed, US government says

Whether banks and post offices will be open is often one of the most common questions surrounding Election Day. Here’s how you can plan ahead this year.WASHINGTON – Americans across the country will go to the polls on Tuesday, November 7 for Election Day. There are several major gubernatorial races on the ballot this year. Many of the most-watched races in the 2023 off-season general election have been dominated by the ongoing debate over abortion rights. Most businesses will remain open on Election Day because it is not a designated federal holiday. In the past, some have chosen to adjust...

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