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Fact check: Posts draw misleading comparison between Colonial Pipeline hack and unfounded election fraud claims

Fact check: Posts draw misleading comparison between Colonial Pipeline hack and unfounded election fraud claims Devon Link, USA TODAY The claim: Colonial Pipeline hack proves election infrastructure could have been hacked © Kendall Warner, The News & Advance via AP Drivers line up for fuel at a Shell Gas Station on Old Forest Road in Lynchburg, Va., Tuesday, May 11, 2021. Social media users are using the breach to resurrect unfounded claims about election fraud. “If you can hack a pipeline, you can hack a voting machine,” claims a May 10 post. Other accounts posted memes with the same claim. Examples of those posts are visible here and here.

Secretaries of State Call for Help on Election Disinformation

FedTech and StateTech. Besides keeping up with the latest in technology trends, he is also an avid lover of the New York Yankees, poetry, photography, traveling and escaping humidity. Listen   The 2020 election season is in the rearview mirror, but the misinformation environment it spawned is not. Secretaries of state across the country are concerned about that as they look to continue to enhance their cybersecurity efforts ahead of the next round of federal elections. Misinformation is false information that is spread, regardless of the intent to mislead; disinformation, by contrast, is false information (usually spread by a foreign government or intelligence agency) that is designed to deliberately mislead.

Editorial Roundup: Minnesota

Editorial Roundup: Minnesota March 17, 2021 9:00am Text size Copy shortlink: Editorial: Voting rights are under attack again Across the U.S. including in Minnesota some want to make it harder to cast a ballot. Voting is a sacred right in this country. As the foundation upon which our democracy rests, its broad participation is to be encouraged. It is nothing short of shameful, then, to see blatant attempts at voter suppression in the name of election integrity that in fact do nothing to address that integrity. Shortening poll hours in Iowa, limiting polling locations, banning Sunday absentee voting in Georgia to limit Souls to the Polls voting drives by largely Black churches none of these address possible voter fraud. They are not even fig leaves. Their sole purpose is to limit voter partici­pation, making it harder for some to engage in the most basic of civil rights.

Editorial Roundup: Minnesota

Editorial Roundup: Minnesota
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