Report Alleges Google Interfered in Multiple Presidential Elections

Google allegedly interfered in multiple presidential elections to help Democratic candidates by censoring and suppressing content critical of them. Specific elections mentioned are 2008, 2012, 2016, and 2020.

A Media Research Center report details 41 instances of alleged "election interference" by Google since 2008.

Claims include Google suppressing pro-Clinton search results to help Obama in 2008, refusing to fix a "Google bomb" smearing Rick Santorum in 2012, and shifting votes to Hillary Clinton via search algorithm manipulation in 2016.

The report alleges Google targeted Tulsi Gabbard's ads account when she became a top searched candidate in 2020 and suppressed news sources critical of Biden.

Google denies the claims, saying the methodology behind them has been widely debunked and that they have safeguards in place to prevent bias.