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Election Rumor Research @ Center for an Informed Public

Center for an Informed Public

Welcome to the Election Rumor Research Substack by the Center for an Informed Public at the University of Washington, offering rapid research of rumors concerning election processes and procedures in the U.S. 2024 Elections.

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Rapid Research Memo November 8: Post Election Rumors

This collection highlights novel or viral rumors our researchers have identified using a combination of qualitative, quantitative, digital ethnographic, and visual, methodologies. Some of these rumors have been featured in longer analysis p...

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Rapid Research Evening Memo November 5: Bomb threats and tabulator irregularities

We noted three prominent themes today that we expect to resurface as the focus of more rumors as votes are counted and the election is certified. The first involved dozens of “non-credible” bomb threats communicated to polling locations in ...

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Rapid Research Memo November 5: Voting Machine Rumors in Pennsylvania Reminiscent of Maricopa County Rumors in 2022

We write daily memos to highlight novel or viral rumors our researchers have identified using a combination of qualitative, quantitative, digital ethnographic, and visual, methodologies.

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A Guide to Voting Machine Rumors

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