The Election Rumor Rundown @ Center for an Informed Public
Center for an Informed Public, Kate StarbirdWelcome to the Election Rumor Rundown Substack by the Center for an Informed Public at the University of Washington, covering rumors about election processes and procedures in U.S. elections.
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- The conversations around two incidents in Utah and Texas follow well-worn patterns where false rumors and misleading narratives emerge alongside legitimate criticism of real issues involving election administration....
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Our nonpartisan Center brings together diverse voices from across industry, government, nonprofits, other institutions, as well as those from communities and populations typically underrepresented in research and practice in this field.
Currently: researcher of online rumors, disinformation, and participatory propaganda. Previously: college and professional basketball player.
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