As Election Day rapidly approaches, prediction markets are reshaping how we understand probabilities around election outcomes ...
We offer a framework for six ways “rigged election” rumors mislead the public and erode confidence in election integrity.
The Center for an Informed Public’s election rumor research team collates emerging rumors from across social media platforms related to election processes and procedures. This collection highlights ...
Machines switching votes on Dolly Parton’s sister in Tennessee, ballots returned to senders, and other sources of rumoring ...
How can experts better collaborate with creators, especially during fast moving news moments with a lot of uncertainty like elections?
This blog post was written by the Election Rumor Research team at the University of Washington’s Center for an Informed Public and crossposted on the CIP’s Election Rumor Rundown Substack newsletter.
Arrests of alleged non-citizen voters in California create a media spectacle, false rumors of overseas absentee ballot fraud in Michigan and more ...
DHS reports misconstrue vulnerabilities as having been exploited, “Ballot Dumping” in Valley Center misleadingly suggest mass voter fraud, and prediction markets already advertising election ...
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