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Politics · Elections · published 2026-10-08 · via KPBS

California election skeptics file records requests amid misinformation concerns

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Election skeptics and affiliated groups have made numerous public records requests to California election offices before the November election. Some of these organizations have histories of spreading false claims and soliciting donations from supporters who distrust election results. Law enforcement actions in Riverside and Shasta counties based on questionable findings have raised concerns about possible interference with California elections.

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