False assertions and misinformation: Why election officials flagged tweets for takedown - Votebeat: Nonpartisan local reporting on election administration and voting
Flagging misinformation on Twitter could be getting harder.
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Flagging misinformation on Twitter could be getting harder.
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego declared Dec. 11 National Council of Jewish Women Arizona Day as she spoke to the group’s first in-person gathering since March 1, 2020, the month the
A recount is underway for three races that fell within the state's automatic recount guidelines: attorney general, superintendent of public instruction, and in Maricopa County, state legislative district 13.
Katie Hobbs’ Office Defends Asking Twitter To Take Down Posts Criticizing Them Arjun Singh on December 7, 2022 The office of Democratic Secretary of State
The office of Democratic Secretary of State Katie Hobbs of Arizona, who is also the governor-elect, has defended writing in 2021 to have Twitter censor tweets on the platform that were critical of her performance in office.