In Google Trends we can always see the trends of the most sought after on the Internet, and that helps a lot to those who analyze the interest in certain issues in each country.
Google Trends has already been used for a number of things, including detecting flu epidemics (if many people in a country are looking for ways to cure a cold in the same week, it’s a sign that something is happening in the region).
Now Google uses its search engine to, once again, create a page dedicated to elections in the United States, to see which are the most popular web searches with specific data related to the election.
The new page on U.S. Elections. In search 2020′ gives us a detailed overview of the topics, candidates, questions and parties that are most frequently sought. It also has interactive charts and maps about which searches are most popular in which regions.
It is possible to see that unemployment is the most important political problem at the moment in the country, followed by the problem of health, racial problems, security and immigration.
Logically, the first section draws attention, where for the moment it is possible to see that there are more people looking for Joe Biden than for Trump, while the other candidates are practically invisible on the Internet.
