For voters, journalists, and community groups sorting through a disputed election claim, this chat separates the claim from the evidence you paste in. It can compare source excerpts, flag missing context such as dates or jurisdictions, and prepare a plain-language fact-check with open questions. You leave with a claim assessment and a list of sources or facts to check next; it cannot verify claims against current records.
Voting Falsehoods
Assess a voting claim against source excerpts and list what still needs checking.
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What it writes
- Claim-and-evidence assessment
- Plain-language fact-check explanation
- Checklist of open verification questions
How to use it
Include the exact claim, its date and jurisdiction, and the full source excerpt—not just a link. That context makes it easier to separate what the evidence shows from what still needs checking.
What you bring
- Exact claim and where it appeared
- Relevant dates and jurisdiction
- Source excerpts or figures to assess
- Paste source text into the chat
A good fit for
- Checking a viral post about ballot counting in a named county
- Preparing a community response to a claim about voter eligibility
- Comparing source excerpts about mail ballots and election deadlines
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
A post says Maricopa County counted 20,000 ballots after the deadline in 2022. Here are two excerpts from the county report; what do they establish, and what remains unconfirmed?
Someone claims noncitizens can vote in federal elections in California. Help assess this wording using the statute excerpt and news article below, and flag what I should verify.
I need to explain a claim that mail ballots were rejected at unusually high rates in Pennsylvania in 2020. Here are the figures and their source notes; identify missing context.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Live checks of current election rules or results
- A verdict without supporting evidence
- Cannot browse election records or inspect links
- Conclusions depend on the excerpts and figures you paste
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