In the US, there’s a huge gap between the number of eligible voters and those that actually make themselves heard on election day; around 93 million Americans didn’t cast their ballot in 2012. How has Hillary Clinton’s campaign harnessed digital platforms to engage people and get out the vote?

After the build-up to this year's presidential election, results night promises to be a dramatic affair. BuzzFeed is getting in on the action by partnering with Twitter to live-stream an election special, with reporters on-hand to dissect incoming results and the night’s biggest developments in real-time.

As many as 28% of Americans would consider moving to Canada rather than remain a US citizen under the dictate of Donald Trump. Air Canada has pounced on this opportunity to sell flights to America’s northern neighbour. But should brands really delve into political discussions?

In a bid to get Britain's young people down to the polling station, Channel 4 is hitting them where it hurts – the 8.7 million 16- to 34-year-olds that watch E4 will have to go without on election day. But will depriving Gen Y of their favourite channel be enough to get them to engage with politics?