Elections2019: The Google guide to surviving voting day busrep MzansiVotes SAElections2019
While Google search can’t tell South Africans who to vote for, it can help them find the party manifestos online. Photo: DURBAN -
While Google search can’t tell South Africans who to vote for, it can help them find the party manifestos online as well as YouTube videos of the various leaders in action, which may serve to narrow it down a bit. South Africans take their vote seriously, and search trends data shows high volumes of searches across the country’s larger parties as well as their leadership over the past six weeks.
Google Maps live traffic data will show you where there’s congestion and when it’s quiet at your registered polling station. And if you’re picking up a friend after for a braai, Google can help you find them.
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