Google’s latest doodle guides Americans on how and where to vote

The presidential race between
Democrat Joe Biden and incumbent Donald Trump is set to reach its finishing
mark tomorrow and Tech giant Google is prepped to make the information
available to voters for the big day.

On Sunday, Google redesigned
its search page logo in alignment with US Elections, adorning it with red, blue
and white polling buttons like graphics carrying stars and stripes from the US flag.

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The doodle also bears
messages motivating Americans to ‘Go Vote’ in English and Spanish. The doodle will redirect the users to ‘how do I vote #election2020’ link, filled
with all the information under the sun regarding the casting of votes.

Google, on Tuesday, tweeted details of its newest theme with a search link. 

The page will not only
explain the process but will provide voters details on their polling booth’s
location and constituency.

However, the new doodle theme
would reach users only in the States.

Google Doodle, known for
using their artistic flair to create awareness campaigns, had in September used a similar theme to promote
voter registration.

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Meanwhile, Google announced
that it will block all election-related ads and campaigns from the Google
Alphabet’s platform as soon as elections are over on November 3.

So far, Americans in large numbers have been casting early ballots across the nation.