False Election Claims Debunked Amid 2024 Voting

Misleading videos and claims about voter fraud in key states have been identified as misinformation, including efforts linked to Russian disinformation campaigns.

A video falsely depicting Trump ballots being destroyed in Pennsylvania was quickly debunked by local election officials and law enforcement.
U.S. intelligence agencies have linked the video to Russian disinformation networks aimed at undermining trust in the electoral process.
Claims about Michigan having more registered voters than eligible citizens are misleading, as they include inactive voters who are still legally registered.
Allegations of voting machines in Georgia flipping votes were investigated and attributed to voter error, with no evidence of machine malfunction.
Election officials have been proactive in countering false narratives, highlighting the importance of transparency and swift response to misinformation.