Amazon has rolled out a range of updates to get Alexa up to date with the 2020 US election. The assistant can help out with debate recaps, local polling information, and more.

Added in time for Super Tuesday earlier this week, and available now for the duration of the 2020 presidential campaign, the updates turn Alexa into a one stop shop for election information.

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Before the update arrived, Amazon said Alexa has already answered millions of questions on politics since the start of 2020. Amazon says Alexa's general knowledge (known as the assistant's fact base) has grown 20-fold over the past five years.

To ensure Alexa's election information is accurate and up-to-date (something we haven't always been able to say about the assistant), Amazon is working with the Associated Press, Ballotpedia, RealClearPolitics and Factca.se to keep its customers informed.

Alexa gets its election data from the Associated Press and othersAmazon

Here is everything you can ask Alexa about the 2020 election campaign:

Debate details and recaps:

• "Alexa, when is the next debate?"
• "Alexa, what channel is the debate on?"
• "Alexa, what happened in the last debate?"
• "Alexa, how did [candidate] do in the last debate?"

Candidate information and polls

• "Alexa, where is [candidate's] next campaign event?"
• "Alexa, who endorses [candidate]?"
• "Alexa, where does [candidate] stand on [education/healthcare/etc.]?"
• "Alexa, how is [candidate] polling in [state]?"
• "Alexa, who is still running for president?"
• "Alexa, who can I vote for in [state]?"

Localized voter education

• "Alexa, when are the polls open?"
• "Alexa, when is my primary?"
• "Alexa, when do I need to register to vote?"
• "Alexa, how can I register to vote?"

Live results

• "Alexa, what are the election results today?"
• "Alexa, who won in [state?]"
• "Alexa, how many delegates does [candidate] have?"
• "Alexa, how many delegates are up-for-grabs on Super Tuesday?"
• "Alexa, what's my election update?"