Election day it’s not a federal holiday, which means most banks will be open.

However, some local branches may close, so be sure to check a specific location before you go.

Here’s a list of what’s open and closed on Election Day.

Is Election Day a holiday in New York?

Only five states, including New York, recognize Election Day as a state holiday and require employers to allow employees paid time off to vote.

Nine other states, including New Jersey, recognize Election Day as a state holiday but do not enforce this mandate. Connecticut does not consider it a state holiday. Employers, of course, can make their own accommodations.

Are schools open on election day?

In New York, schools are closed on Election Day to facilitate voting as many of them turn into polling centers. Most public school districts are also closed in New Jersey on Election Day. Check out this database for yourself here. As for private and parochial schools in the Garden State, it depends on their individual school calendars. Check them out here.

In Connecticut, it depends on the individual district. Some public school districts operate for a half day. Others, like Hartford, chose to close. Check your local school calendar for the latest information.

Is the post office open on election day?

Yes, as it is not a federal holiday, the post office will be open and mail will be delivered as usual on Election Day.

Are shipping services open?

Yes. Shipping services like UPS and FedEx are open on Election Day. The offices are open and packages will be delivered.

Is the stock market open on election day?

Stock markets remain open for election day.

Is transit running normally on election day?

Yes. NJ Transit, PATH, NYC subway and buses, Metro-North, Long Island Rail Road and other commuter transit options are running on a regular schedule for Election Day.

Are the courts open? How about the DMV?

State offices in states that recognize Election Day as a holiday, including New York and New Jersey, are closed for Election Day. That means the court system is shut down and you won’t find an appointment at the DMV. Other state administrative offices in New York and New Jersey are also closed. In Connecticut, which does not recognize Election Day as a state holiday, many state offices will likely be open.