The social network has built a polling place locator tool, helping users easily figure out where to head to cast a ballot. The map is already live on Facebook's U.S. Politics page, but will be available at the top of news feeds on Election Day. Like past elections, Facebook will feature a header at the top of the page reminding users it's Election Day, and allow them to click on an "I voted" button that will show photos of their friends who have also clicked on the button.
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