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"Twitter, the microblogging tool designed to keep everyone in the loop, is certainly coming in handy during this election. On Thursday, the award-winning blog techPresident joined up with a network of volunteers to put...\n\n[\n\n](http://blog.teenvogue.com/photos/uncategorized/2008/11/03/twitterreport.jpg)\n\nTwitter, the microblogging tool designed to keep everyone in the loop, is certainly coming in handy during this election. On Thursday, the award-winning blog techPresident joined up with a network of volunteers to put Twitter's technology to political good use with the launch of the Twitter Vote Report. Their mission? To allow voters all over the country to do some live on-the-ground reporting (via their cell phones) on Election Day. The real-time updates or \"tweets\"--whether they're rants about the wait time at the polls in Tennessee or reports of shady activity in counties across Colorado--will be streamed and mapped on the site.\n\nAlso in an effort to use technology for wall-to-wall online election coverage is YouTube/PBS's Video Your Vote. Check out videos of voters' experiences at the polling stations all over the U.S.--or use your Flip or camera phone to broadcast your own trip to the voting booth. (Just make sure it's not illegal to bring a video camera into your polling center.)\n\n&amp;amp;#x2013;LINDSAY TALBOT"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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