/r/ElectionInterference
Monitoring election interference around the globe.
/r/ElectionInterference
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Which decision was worse? The FBI director James Comey’s decision to publicly announce he was reopening The Hillary Clinton Email Investigation 11 days before the 2016 Presidential Election or The Supreme Court’s decision to stop The Florida Recount in the 2000 Election?
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2024/11/05
01:51 UTC
01:51 UTC
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Does this count as interference or just usual misinformation being spread?
I’ve been seeing a lot of people on Facebook making false claims about the upcoming election being split into two different days by party line. I know that this is all false but is this something to just ignore or should it be reported?
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2024/11/04
20:36 UTC
20:36 UTC
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Election Software Stolen and Shared — Call Congress Today! (New Video)
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2024/09/18
19:22 UTC
19:22 UTC
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Question
A new report states that over 70 election deniers have landed on various Boards of Elections around the country. If we know they are election deniers, why can't they be removed?
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2024/08/12
23:34 UTC
23:34 UTC
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Border Czar
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2024/07/28
05:39 UTC
05:39 UTC
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Is it legal to do freelance election interference?
I want to work as a freelancer who uses the Internet to influence elections in the US and Canada to the benefit of various foreign governments. Is that legal?
2 Comments
2024/06/16
16:18 UTC
16:18 UTC