Which religious holidays if any, should governments take into account when deciding election dates? See detail.

…If any, just in case.

Elections are usually held in the fall, after the High Holy Days of the Jewish calendar year, and before American Thanksgiving.

If any special elections were held in the Springtime, there is Hebrew Passover, western Christian Easter, and the Orthodox sects’ Easter/Pascal celebrations and observances.

Other than that, there’s not a lot that matters to most religions,

That’s what early voting is for.

There aren’t a lot of religious holidays I can think of in November, but just in case, people can vote absentee or early.

I do think religious holidays should be considered. If votes were scheduled cover Yom Kippur or near Christmas it wouldn’t be a good idea.

Are there any religious observances that Election Day’s even close to anyway?

Members of the Baha’i faith celebrate the birth of Baha’u’llah in November, but we are approximately 0.1% of the global population (don’t know the proportion of US citizens) and I wouldn’t expect our holy days to be considered for US elections.

If early/absentee voting wasn’t a thing, then I would feel differently.

Ramadan does not have a fixed date or even a fixed season in the Gregorian calendar. Since the Islamic calendar is 354/355 days, it can vary greatly. There are years when Ramadan is observed during winter, other when it is observed in the summer.

However, if an election were to fall during Ramadan. Muslims would still vote. Ramadan does not mean Muslims retreat from their daily routine, rather they are encouraged to continue as normal in their work and usual activities.

So, if we go with Islam Christianity Hinduism, Buddism, Shintoism, Sikhism, Judaism, (that’s in order of population size according to the follwing article which I don’t know)
https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/largest-religions-in-the-world.html
How many days are going to be considered if let’s say USA were to consider all the holidays of all those religions? Edited to add.

Edited to add my last post.

Here is why I ask.
https://www.thestar.com/politics/federal/2019/07/16/does-the-oct-21-federal-election-date-trample-on-orthodox-jewish-rights-its-now-in-a-judges-hands.html