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Election Day is finally here. The anticipation is palpable as we wait for the results to come in. Whether you're fully immersed in the news cycle or taking a more laid-back approach, tonight's news update is sure to capture your attention. Apple has introduced a new Live Activities feature that lets you track the election results in real time on your iPhone or iPad's Lock Screen and Dynamic Island. Through Apple News, you can access an election tracker that displays the evolving electoral count for each candidate on your Lock Screen widget and Dynamic Island. It's a unique way to stay informed without constantly checking the news. The uncertainty of the final results may lead to some anxiety. With the electoral process likely to stretch out over a few days, it's a waiting game to see which candidate reaches the 270 electoral votes needed for victory. Apple's commitment to maintaining this live feature will also be tested during this period. Here's how you can activate (or deactivate) the US election results in Live Activity: Open the Apple News app. Tap the "Follow the 2024 election live" banner at the top of the page or under "Top Stories." A notification will confirm the activation of Live Activity, providing real-time updates on your Home Screen and Lock Screen starting tonight. To turn off the feature, simply tap the "Following: Election Results" banner in the News app. If successfully disabled, the banner will change to "Follow the election live." Tap it again to reactivate. Comment Get ready for an eventful evening. If you're looking for a balanced approach to election coverage, Apple's Live Activity could be your go-to solution. It's a unique way to stay connected without being overwhelmed by traditional news sources. And remember, regardless of the outcome, exercising your right to vote is crucial. As Thomas Jefferson once said, "We do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate."

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How to Follow Election Results Live on Your iPhone

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