For voters, journalists, and community groups checking a claim about an election result. Compare its wording with vote totals, official statements, or reporting you paste in. Separate what the evidence supports from mismatches and open questions, then prepare a fact-check summary for your audience. You leave with a claim-by-claim assessment grounded in the material you shared.
Result Disinformation
Assess a disputed election-result claim against figures and reporting you paste in.
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What it writes
- Election claim assessment
- Claim-to-results comparison table
- Fact-check summary with open questions
How to use it
Include the exact claim, election and jurisdiction, and the figures or source excerpts you want checked. Note who will read the result so the summary uses the right level of detail.
What you bring
- Exact claim wording and where it appeared
- Relevant totals, statements, or report excerpts
- Election name, location, and date
- Have a specific election-result claim to check
A good fit for
- Checking a viral claim about a close local election result
- Comparing a disputed vote total with official figures you have
- Explaining what an election-result claim does not establish
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
A post says Candidate Lee won Pine County by 4,200 votes. Compare that with these county totals: Lee 18,240, Morgan 14,610, and 312 provisional ballots. What does the math show?
This message claims 8,000 ballots appeared overnight in the state count. Compare it with this election office statement: “The update included 7,640 previously reported mail ballots.” Identify what matches and what remains unknown.
I’m explaining a claim about delayed results to a neighborhood group. The post says counting stopped at midnight; the excerpt I have says canvassing continued through Tuesday. Write a short, neutral fact-check summary.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Finding current results or researching websites
- Certifying official election outcomes
- Cannot verify figures against live election records or news
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