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New Reuters study finds that number of noncitizens mistakenly registered to vote in the last 26 years “too small” to impact elections (opens the original)
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Reuters published a report on September 23 outlining its findings that roughly 30,000 noncitizens across a dozen states, including states led by both Democrats and Republicans, have been mistakenly added to voter rolls since 2000, largely due to administrative errors. Reuters’ findings, which note that these noncitizen voter registrations have come in “numbers that experts said were too small … to impact elections,” conflict with narratives pushed by right-wing media and the Trump administration
James O’Keefe and right-wing content creators are using disguises and fake identities to trick poll workers and undermine confidence in elections (opens the original)
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Former Project Veritas CEO James O’Keefe and several other right-wing content creators have recently released videos targeting election processes across the country, including Minnesota's voter voucher system, Michigan’s recent primary election, and Alaska's questioned ballot option. Using stereotypical disguises and footage captured on hidden cameras, the videos depict manufactured situations designed to trick election workers into providing ballots under false pretenses and fearmonger about no
Right-wing media figures push back on other conservatives mocking concerns about affordability (opens the original)
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Last week, Turning Point USA’s Andrew Kolvet's post about a college student noting the high price of a burrito sparked a debate among conservative commentators over whether food affordability is a real issue for voters. While some dismissed concerns over an expensive burrito, advising those complaining to “cry me a river” and cook food at home, other right-wing personalities noted such responses were equivalent to “giving the finger to voters” and accused those commentators of “trying to gasligh
Right-wing media have been arguing for decades that fewer Americans should have the right to vote (opens the original)
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With the midterms approaching, the Trump administration and its allies seem desperate to suppress the vote. The president has pressed Congress to pass the SAVE America Act, a package of legislation that experts say would create new barriers for voters and potentially disenfranchise millions. He has signed executive orders restricting mail voting and pushing for proof of citizenship in voter registration, and there has been significant chatter about sending Immigration and Customs Enforcement age
Right-wing media figures are split on AI and data centers (opens the original)
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As novel AI tools continue to emerge and massive data center construction projects generate local and national controversy, right-wing media are divided over the impacts of the technology and the infrastructure that supports it. Some right-wing figures have been critical of AI, arguing it poses an “existential threat” to civilization and that data centers “deserve the rap they’re getting.” Others have championed continued growth of AI and data center construction, claiming that “data centers are
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