The company will put a new voting information hub at the top of U.S. users’ Facebook and Instagram feeds beginning next month as part of the effort. Users who click on the hub will see information about voting, including how to register in their states and details about mail-in ballots. The company said it will collect and share reliable information from state and local election authorities. Zuckerberg first announced the hub publicly in early June, though it has been in development for a year, said Emily Dalton Smith, a Facebook product executive working on the feature. The company estimates its voter information will reach 160 million people in the U.S. from July through November. The company isn’t targeting voters of any specific age, gender or racial group, she added. Mark Zuckerberg hopes Facebook Inc.’s social networks will spur 4 million Americans to sign up as new voters before the 2020 U.S. election, double the number the company claims to have helped register before the 2016 election and 2018 U.S. midterms. source