What's False: However, according to Google, the map wasn't triggered by "Harris," the surname of a candidate, but by "Harris," the name of a county in either Georgia or Texas. The special functionality operated based on users entering names the search ...

The viral posts appear to imply bias from the search giant against Trump, but Google says the map popped up when searching for “Harris” because it's also the name of a county in Texas, where Houston is located. The issue has since been resolved.

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

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.

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,

Republican candidate Donald Trump has won the US presidential election, defeating Democratic candidate Kamala Harris in both the popular vote and the Electoral College. Needless to say, the US election has been the most talked-about event today in the digital sphere—from social media to search engines.

X owner Elon Musk has shared a video in which Google appears to only show maps to polling places for people searching for "Harris"— but not when searching for "Trump." DW checks the facts.While vote counting is underway in the United States,