Tech Tools for Election Day

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People waiting to vote at the North Hollywood Amelia Earhart Regional Library in Los Angeles on Tuesday.

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What a long road it has been. And now we are finally here: Election Day.

Over the last few months, New York Times reporters have written often about technology and the election. More than in most previous presidential campaigns, technology has played a central role. Technology has been at the root of Donald J. Trump’s use of Twitter, the hacks of the Democratic National Committee and fears that hackers might disrupt the vote.

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Technology also provides useful tools. So Times reporters have chronicled how it can aid you on Election Day. We compiled a selection of some of those articles below, in case you are looking for apps or social media to help with voting information and more.

■ What to expect while voting

■ Facebook’s vote planner tool to help people become more informed

■ Apps for keeping up with election issues, registering to vote and seeing candidates’ positions

■ Don’t miss the latest election news — The Times is offering open access online and on mobile for the election.

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