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Bing & Google Offering New Search Tools For 2014 Election Season

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Bing & Google Offering New Search Tools For 2014 Election Season
Bing & Google Offering New Search Tools For 2014 Election Season
Here’s a quick overview of what Bing and Google has put together for the upcoming national and regional races.
Bing’s election website includes a host of news from all sides of the vote, predictions on national congressional races and governor elections,
 along with a personalized Voter Guide to provide side-by-side comparisons of candidates from major metropolitan markets.
 Politics aside, our goal with Bing Elections and the personalized Voter Guide is to arm voters so they can make decisions based on the most comprehensive and best information available.
 Bing Search Blog Bing’s election website offers an interactive map, allowing users to drill down by state to see Senate, House and gubernatorial race information, including incumbents, polls and election forecasts from “Bing Predicts.
” According to Bing, users can hover over a state or zoom into a district to see candidate match-ups, along with each candidate’s chances of winning.
 Bing says it will also provide real-time exit polls on election day.
 Bing said it will also be launching a “My Ballot” option, displaying location-specific ballot information, along with nearby voting stations. Bing My ballot “How do I vote, Google?” Google users simply have to search [how do i vote] or [register to vote] to find state-by-state voter information.
 What is my registration deadline? How do I vote? What forms of identification do I need? All a voter needs to do is ask Google. Google Politics & Elections Blog Voters can also sign up for election reminders using the Google App. Real-time news and analysis – including candidate debates and trending political videos – can be found via YouTube.com/Elections and Google.
com/Elections.
 And while Bing offers race forecasts via its Bing Predictions technology, Google users will be able to see which candidates are getting searched most often at Google.
com/+GooglePolitics, where Google will list the most popular politically charged search trends during the final 26 days leading up to the election.

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