US Search Terms Ranking List 2020: “Elections Results” And “Coronavirus” Topped

This year is an unprecedented year. The world is facing a deadly epidemic, and the United States has held the most controversial election in modern history. These things dominate the Internet search in 2020. On Wednesday, local time, Google announced this year’s top search terms rankings.

“Election results” came first, followed by “coronavirus” and NBA legend “Kobe Bryant“-he died in a helicopter crash in January. In Google’s statement, “top trending” refers to the highest traffic during a certain period of time this year compared to last year.

Google is the world’s largest search engine and the most visited website on the Internet, so its popular search requests can give people a good idea of ​​what everyone was thinking in the past year. Last year’s search champion was the streaming service Disney+ launched in November last year. Another popular search was Nipsey Hussle, a Los Angeles rapper known for community service who was killed last year.

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It’s not surprising that Election results topped the list in Google searches. Coronavirus (coronavirus) also dominates Internet searches. In addition, the terms related to this word–“coronavirus update” and “coronavirus symptoms” are ranked fourth in searches this year. The fifth search target. As early as the outbreak of the epidemic, Google launched the Coronavirus Center for its search engine to highlight statistics and detection information.

The following is the full list:

Search list

1. Election results

2. Coronavirus (coronavirus)

3. Kobe Bryant (Kobe Bryant)

4. Coronavirus updates

5. Coronavirus symptoms

6. Zoom (video call software)

7. Who is winning the election (who will win the election)

8. Naya Rivera (Naya Rivera, “Glee” actress, drowned in July this year)

9. Chadwick Boseman (Chadwick Boseman, Black Panther actor, died of colon cancer in August this year)

10. PlayStation 5

News

1. Election results

2. Coronavirus (coronavirus)

3. Stimulus checks

4. Unemployment

5. Iran (Iran)

6. Hurricane Laura (Hurricane Laura)

7. Super Tuesday

8. Stock market (stock market)

9. Murder hornet (murder hornet)

10. Australia fires

Character

1. Joe Biden (Joe Biden)

2. Kim Jong Un (Kim Jong Un)

3. Kamala Harris (Kamala Harris)

4. Ryan Newman (Ryan Newman)

5. Tom Hanks (Tom Hanks)

6. Shakira (Shakira)

7. Tom Brady (Tom Brady)

8. Kanye West (Kanye West)

9. Vanessa Bryant (Vanessa Bryant)

10. Ghislaine Maxwell (Helena Maxwell)

Politician

1. Joe Biden (Joe Biden)

2. Kamala Harris (Kamala Harris)

3. Boris Johnson (Boris Johnson)

4. Pete Buttigieg (Pete Buttigieg)

5. Mike Bloomberg (Mike Bloomberg)

6. Andrew Cuomo (Andrew Cuomo)

7. Chris Christie (Chris Christie)

8. Mike Pence (Mike Pence)

9. Andrew Yang (Andrew Yang)

10. Mitt Romney (Mitt Romney)