Google has been caught prominently displaying a “Where to Vote” guide for Kamala Harris complete with local maps, while failing to provide the same information for Trump supporters searching for information about where to vote.

Instead of information about local polling places, Google is showing Trump supporters a collection of negative news stories about the Republican presidential candidate.

This apparent “oversight” raised questions about election interference, with conservatives pointing to Google’s substantial financial ties to the Democratic Party. Watch:

During the election campaign, Trump repeatedly slammed Google as “crooked” and “illegal,” accusing the search engine of “altering headlines” in ads for Kamala Harris’ campaign.

He warned Google would “pay a big price” and shared an article claiming the Harris-Walz campaign has been editing headlines and descriptions in paid Google ads.

Posting on Truth Social, Trump wrote: “Google is a Crooked, Election Interference Machine. Totally Illegal, they will pay a big price for what they are doing!”

Google is the world’s largest gatekeeper of information and its influence on public information is massive. It’s the go-to search engine for millions seeking accurate election details.

Given that Google is also one of the largest corporate donors to the Democratic Party, critics argue that this kind of visibility imbalance could sway undecided voters or mislead those looking to cast their ballots for the Republican candidate.

As these allegations surface, Google faces scrutiny over its role in providing politically neutral information on one of the most pivotal days in American political history.