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Protect Democracy @protectdemocracy.org · 05/05/2026

The Trump admin’s attempts to sow doubt in our elections are working. If people lose faith in our elections, Trump and his allies are betting they can easily call foul on races that didn’t go their way. There is still time to protect your vote, here's how: protdem.org/4tmigV5

The image is an infographic titled "The Deceive Playbook in Action." It states, "Voter fraud is exceptionally rare, yet according to a recent poll, 38% of independents believe there is widespread fraud in U.S. elections." A note at the bottom cites a Reuters/Ipsos survey of 4,557 adults nationwide between April 15-20.

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A collage of headlines and phrases related to election skepticism, including "Rigged Election!" and "Election Fraud!!" The text background highlights concerns about the possibility of the Trump administration interfering with the 2026 midterm elections.

A screenshot conveying concerns about election denial becoming government policy. Bullet points highlight key figures: Kash Patel, Kurt Olsen, and Tulsi Gabbard, mentioning their alleged roles in spreading election-related misinformation.

The image contains text suggesting actions to counter an administration's deception. It lists three points: 1. Debunk lies and return to the truth. 2. Disrupt deception strategy in action. 3. Challenge actions based on lies, urging Congress and election officials to reject misinformation.

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Sandra Przybylski 🇺🇦🏳️‍🌈🇨🇦✍️🌎⭐️🖖⚖️🌊🦋🐝🟧🐱🐶 @sandraslp.bsky.social · 06/05/2026

Republicans are the cheaters & have been for decades.They say 'voter fraud' to cover up election fraud. You need hand written paper ballots, strict chain of custody, no modems on the tabulators or scanners, no bar codes or ballot marking devices, & election results reported ASAP with public viewing.

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