Trump-Appointed Judge Rules Right-Wing Groups Can ‘Monitor’ Arizona Poll Boxes
The lawsuits came after complaints about “poll watchers” were referred to federal officials.
The lawsuits came after complaints about “poll watchers” were referred to federal officials.
An activist’s thread about early voting activity in Tennessee illustrated how lack of access can negatively affect turnout going into the November 2022 U.S. midterm elections. Lisa Quigley, director of the group Solving Hunger, first drew attention on Twitter to early voting in Davidson County in Tennessee, noting that in 2022 (as opposed to 2018 …
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The “camo clad people” were allegedly part of a group that claimed to be “geo-tracking” early voters.
Newsmax issued a statement breaking ties with the former reporter after she made a series of antisemitic and other conspiracist statements during an on-air appearance.
A story out of Los Angeles, California that hinged on fearmongering from law enforcement regarding “Halloween fentanyl” in October 2022 served as another example of how television news affiliates can amplify disinformation — all without listing any one person as responsible. A Los Angeles-area ABC affiliate, KABC, reported on October 19 2022: Fact Check Claim: …
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An October 2022 tweet from lawmaker Rep. Mike Johnson mentioned a proposed Republican bill, the “Stop the Sexualization of Children Act.”
Lee Chatfield’s father organized at least one protest against COVID-19 mitigation efforts.
Steve Bannon and Mark Meadows have been linked to groups of operatives working locally.
Gannett has refused to comment on its link to “Local Government Information Services.”
Another piece of disinformation gets spread still further along political lines.