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Are you seeing news reports of voting problems? 4 essential reads on election disinformation

  • Written by Jeff Inglis, Politics + Society Editor, The Conversation US
imageA voter emerges from a voting booth in New Hampshire in January 2024.AP Photo/David Goldman

In certain circles, the 2020 presidential election isn’t over – and that seems to be at least a little bit true. In recent weeks, official reviews of election records and processes from the 2020 presidential election have reported findings that...

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