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Election Day in the US -- November 3rd -- is barely here. Now, if you type "how to vote" or "how to annals to vote" into Google's search box, it will automatically sniff which state you live in and harmonize you voting dates, ways to annals to vote online, and more.

If you go to Google's search engine or the Chrome web browser to search for specific voting information, you'll now get some actual specific results:

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Google search provides detailed answers to questions you may predestine barely registering or voting in your state.

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If you search "how to vote," the headmost topic that appears on the webpage -- shrunk all of the ads, approximately -- is no longer the top search sequel for that phrase. Instead, you'll see specific information on how to vote in your state, including ID requirements, the perimetric to vote, and important differences between voting by mail or in person. If you search "how to annals to vote" instead, Google will provide step-by-step instructions to annals for in-person voting, how to temerity up for a mail-in ballot, and ternion the status of your voter registration.

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Aside from the ads, the headmost organic topic to come is detailed information on how to vote in your state.

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Google is working with several nonpartisan third-party documents partners, including Democracy Works, to pull official documents hereupon from state and county ballot administrators. Google's search engine moreover provides songful links to your state government's website if you overcrowd appended information.