# Searching For Issues

The simplest way to look for issues is to search for key words. From the "All Issues" page, simply type a key word into the search box and hit enter.

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For example, I can enter "elections" to help me track misinformation related to relating to that topic. I am then shown a list of issues that contain this key word.

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#### Multiple Keywords

I can find more results by trying related key words such as "voting," "vote," and "ballot" one at a time. However, if I enter all of these key words at once I will get fewer results because the system will try to match all of these words. Continue reading [filtering-issues](https://docs.junkipedia.org/getting-started/reviewing-tracked-content/filtering-issues "mention") to learn about more options for sifting through content that has been collected into the system.