Election Disinformation: How Voters, Officials, and Platforms Can Spot and Stop False Claims
Elections depend on public trust. When misleading content or bad information spreads, voter confidence and turnout can suffer. Addressing election
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Elections depend on public trust. When misleading content or bad information spreads, voter confidence and turnout can suffer. Addressing election
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