Recently, Apple declared that it would offer “the most comprehensive” coverage of the 2020 US presidential election through Apple News. Since the presidential election has formally shown up, here’s the way to track with news coverage and results as they move in.
At the point when you open the Apple News application on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, you’ll see a live “Presidential Race” ticker that shows the breakdown of Electoral Votes as states report.
Tapping on the Presidential Race ticker will show you a more itemized breakdown of results, remembering subtleties for precincts detailing, the popular vote, and then some.
Besides, you can even tap on the map to see county-level information. Apple is sourcing the entirety of its live political decision results information from the Associated Press. It is likewise sourcing chances and expectation information from FiveThirtyEight. At long last, there’s even an interactive electoral map accessible in Apple News courtesy of The Washington Post.
Context
The current year’s presidential election is not quite the same as most in light of the continuous and compounding COVID-19 pandemic. Apple News is attempting to give this vital setting in different spots all through the application, and it even alerts that “we may not know who won for several days.”
Apple is likewise giving definite data on the best way to vote in each state, including the safety measures you should take in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak, for example, wearing a mask and social distancing. Besides, Apple is giving detailed directions on what to do in the event that you actually need to restore a absentee ballot, and it is sourcing data for neighborhood media sources, too.
Ask Siri for results
You can likewise approach Siri for the consequences of the presidential election in any state or on a public premise. Once more, this information is sourced from the Associated Press, yet you should remember that outcomes are required to be more slow to come in this year.
Curation
Obviously, the Apple News Election Spotlight is likewise curating coverage from a wide range of news sources, including ABC News, CBS News, CNN, FiveThirtyEight, Fox News, NBC News, Politico, ProPublica, Reuters, The Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, TIME, USA Today, and others.
Through this curated coverage in Apple News, you can discover subtleties on the best way to track with the outcomes this year, top to bottom giving an account of citizen extortion, how to dodge deception, and considerably more.
You can discover the Apple News Spotlight for Election Day 2020 in the Apple News application on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.