The Web giant today launched "an election hub where citizens can study, watch, discuss, learn about, participate in and perhaps even make an impact on the digital campaign trail as it blazes forward to Tuesday, November 6, 2012," Google elections team member Eric Hysen wrote on the company blog.
The Google.com/elections page allows for browsing by candidate or issue, as well a "Trends" browsers that shows how frequently the candidates are the subject of Google searches, Google News mentions, and YouTube views. The page also includes an "On the Ground" map feature that links to recent political news events around the state.
"There's no question that the Internet is set to deliver more political information, opinion and news than any other medium throughout the 2012 U.S. elections," Hysen wrote.
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