Here's how you use Google to track the US Presidential elections

Dive into the issues:

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To help you learn where candidates stand on the issues that matter to you, you can now find candidate statements on important topics such as national security, taxes, and immigration right in search results.

In addition to being able to view direct statements from the candidates - if they choose to share them, you will also see a variety of candidate quotes aggregated from news articles.

So now, if you search for a specific candidate ("Ted Cruz") or a specific candidate and issue topic ("Hillary Clinton economic policies") you'll see statements and quotes from the candidate.

Follow the results:

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Tracking the primaries and following how each candidate is doing state-by-state can be hard.

But using these tools, when you search for 'primary results', you will not only see the primary election schedule, but you will also see live results and an evolving tally of how many delegates each Republican and Democratic nominee has received. This feature works in English and Spanish.

Remember the important things (like voting!)

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Google Now cards will keep you up-to-date on the latest elections news. The Google app provides cards reminding you to vote in your local primary and others highlighting who won each contest. As with the election results, this works in English and Spanish.