November 4th is a big day and we’re with you all the way.
If you haven’t been using Bing’s election guide for the last few weeks, it’s not too late. Search for elections on Bing or head over to Bing.com/elections on your PC, tablet or mobile where you’ll find what you need to make informed choices, cast your ballot and stay up to speed on how the elections are playing out. Here are just some of the tools you’ll find there.
My Ballot is your personal voting guide. Stay informed on the people and the issues that you’ll see on your ballot paper.
Figure out where and when to vote. Find your polling station and know where and when to vote.
Get up-to-date predictions, polls and results. Track how we see the key races going with Bing Predicts, check the latest poll results and, once your vote is in, come back to Bing.com/elections as we update the experience in real-time to deliver up-to-the-minute election results.
In the 2010 mid-terms, 6 out of 10 eligible voters didn’t use their vote. We found that half of the people we talked to didn’t feel confident voting and 70% didn’t feel informed on all the issues.
While Presidential elections garner much of our attention – and we’ll be there with you – today matters. Mid-terms change the way America is governed on a day-to-day basis. Today we’ll collectively decide who is the next governor for 36 of the 50 states, as well who comes into power in your state legislature. We’ll decide who sits in all 435 seats in the House of Representatives and one third of the 100 seats in the Senate.
We hope you get the help you need at Bing to feel informed and motivated to vote.
Thank you for voting.
- The Bing Elections Team