With midterms in less than a week, Americans who want to vote in person need to make a plan. In many states, your work schedule doesn’t have to get in the way. While there’s not yet a federal law, each state has their own laws on voting and time off. More than half of the country allows employees to take time off to vote, and a certain amount of those states will pay for you to do so. For the full list of states and their terms on paid time off for voters, head to the link in our bio.