In keeping with the U.S. Presidential election theme, Search Engine Watch has provided a helpful list of tools from Google, Yahoo, Microsoft and AOL to help you choose who to vote for and where to vote.

Here are just a few of the interesting tools listed:

Google News – type a candidate’s name into Google News and if Google has indexed a quote by that person, you’ll see it at the top of the search results.

Google Mobile - type in your address and you’ll be directed to your local election precinct.

Yahoo Political Dashboard – a map of the latest poll results, which will hopefully be updated with real time results on election night.

MSN Election Live Q&A – ask and answer questions about the election in real time.

AOL Elections Toolbar – a toolbar for Internet Explorer and Firefox that will keep you up to date with election news.

Source: Search Engine Watch, “Election Tools from Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, and AOL”, Search Engine Watch, October 31, 2008

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