Popular Google Civic Information workflows & automations
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Send What's on My Ballot results to Notifications
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Create Google Calendar event when Google Civic Information adds an election
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Log Google Civic Information elections to Google Sheets
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Send Telegram alert when Google Civic Information announces election
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Notify Slack when Google Civic Information announces a new election
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Get an email when Google Civic Information announces a new election
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Notify me when Google Civic Information announces a new election
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Upload polling place file to Google Drive
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Upload ballot file to Google Drive
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About Google Civic Information
Google Civic Information provides US election data by street address: where to vote, when polls are open, and what's on the ballot, sourced from state and local election officials through the Voting Information Project. Look up your polling place and ballot, and get told when a new election is announced for your state.