X owner Elon Musk asked if this Election Day rumor was true. Our research found it was a mixture of truth and missing context.

Google says it fixed an issue after voters noticed the tech giant helped locate where to vote for Vice President Harris but failed to inform potential voters of former President Trump where they could cast a ballot.

A new conspiracy theory has taken root on Election Day concerning search giant Google in the closely watched race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. On Tuesday, searches on Google for “Where can I vote for Harris?

X owner Elon Musk asked if this Election Day rumor was true. Our research found it was a mixture of truth and missing context.

The search engine resolved the issue, stating it displayed results for “Harris” and not “Trump” because Harris is also a county in Texas.

A post going viral on X shows two different results when searching for “Where can I vote for Harris” vs “Where can I vote for Trump.” Verdict: Misleading According to Google, it is because Harris is the name of a county in Texas,

Google said Tuesday it fixed an error that was causing a “where to vote” panel to appear when searching for Vice President Harris and Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio). The search giant said the panel was triggered for certain searches,

Google was called into question on Election Day when voters were seeing that a search for where to vote for “Harris” lead to resources on where to vote, while searches on where to vote for “Trump” didn’t feature any map.