#Over a million people have registered to vote on Snapchat: report

Snapchat has helped register more than 1 million voters on its social media app with less than five weeks to go before Election Day, according to a report on Thursday.

That total is more than double the amount of voters it helped register in the midterm elections of 2018, Axios reported.

And more than half of those who registered — 56 percent — are first-time voters.

A Snapchat spokesperson told the outlet that about 4.75 million of its users in the US over 18 found the voter engagement tools through exchanges with friends — and of those, about 3 million were between the ages of 18 and 24.

Snapchat rolled out a number of voting tools in September to help its users vote in November.

“Voter Registration Mini” allows voters to register on the app and includes a feature to track how many have registered.

It also launched a “Voter Guide” that provides information about voting by mail and voter registration and includes resources from groups like the NAACP, BallotReady and DemocracyWorks.

Snapchat also has a “Mini” feature that, working with BallotReady, helps users learn about voting options and encourages them to make a plan to vote.