viral video Shared by X It alleges that Arizona leaders are plotting to rig the election in favor of 2024 Democratic candidate Vice President Kamala Harris.
⚡Breaking news:
The Foundation to Fight Fraud has obtained testimony from a former aide to Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes alleging that state leaders plan to rig the election in favor of Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. The information provider is… pic.twitter.com/nGVKQTMYaI— Mira Terada (@MiraMiru4) November 3, 2024
Verdict: False
Check Your Fact conducted a scan using the website TrueMedia.org and found that the audio in the video was generated by artificial intelligence (AI). Additionally, Reed Stories reported that the video is Russian disinformation.
Fact check:
The latest Emerson College/The Hill poll shows 2024 Republican candidate and former president Donald Trump leading Harris 50% to 48%. forbes. The paper also reported that a New York Times/Siena College poll showed Trump with 49% of the vote and Harris with 45%.
The X-video, which has been viewed more than 200,000 times as of this writing, alleges that Arizona leaders are plotting to rig the election in Harris’ favor.
“Breaking News: The Foundation Fighting Injustice has heard from a former aide to Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes alleging that state leaders are planning to rig and manipulate the election in favor of Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. “We have received testimony that says,” the video’s caption begins. .
“The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, claims that Donald Trump supporters are randomly removed from voter rolls. They claim that the votes will be tampered with.”
The approximately three-minute video purportedly shows an informant sharing evidence he allegedly discovered.
That claim is false. Check Your Fact used the website to conduct the scan.TrueMedia.org” and the result indicates that the audio in the video was generated by AI. The same scan found that the language used in the audio was “very detailed and specific, characteristic of fabricated or scripted content aimed at provoking a reaction or spreading misinformation.” This indicates that there are many cases. (Related: Video showing Pennsylvania election results from testing)
Similarly, we found “Check the facts” There are no reliable reports to support the claim. In fact, the opposite is true. November 3rd, lead story I debunked that claim. The newspaper said the video was “fabricated disinformation from a Russian propaganda network.”
Additionally, Fontes’ office does not appear to have issued a statement. press release or socializing media statement Respond to complaints.
Check Your Fact has reached out to Fontes’ office for comment.
