Arrests of alleged non-citizen voters in California create a media spectacle, false rumors of overseas absentee ballot fraud in Michigan and more ...

In recent weeks, our election rumor research team has surfaced numerous social media posts where people have expressed confusion, concern and even doubt about the safety and security of voting by mail ...

On X, the “rigged election” crowd is pushing rumors around a video clip of election workers in Arizona, working late at night, allegedly doing something nefarious.

DHS reports misconstrue vulnerabilities as having been exploited, “Ballot Dumping” in Valley Center misleadingly suggest mass voter fraud, and prediction markets already advertising election ...

A flurry of recent charges and press conferences amplifying alleged non-citizen voting make a small phenomena seem bigger.

This blog post was written by the Election Rumor Research team at the University of Washington’s Center for an Informed Public and crossposted on the CIP’s Election Rumor Rundown Substack newsletter.

Judicial communication has been defined by a culture of silence as a means of upholding the judiciary’s independence, legitimacy, and authority. This blog post was written by members of a University ...

AI chatbots are everywhere. They answer questions, offer advice, and even provide emotional support. But what happens when they hallucinate or deliver unreliable information? Who’s responsible when ...

One of the superficially surprising things about the aftermath of Renee Nicole Good’s killing by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent in Minnesota is how the two political sides are seemingly ...