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Elections Alberta voter registration misinformation
Overview
Elections Alberta has issued warnings regarding a surge in digital misinformation targeting the province’s voter registration processes and the Voterlink tool. Ahead of a referendum scheduled for October 19, social media rumors have claimed that voter records were deleted or tampered with.
Chief Electoral Officer Gordon McClure has denied these claims, stating that no registrations have been removed from the List of Electors without explicit consent. Officials characterized the misinformation as a deliberate effort to sow doubt regarding the security of the digital infrastructure and to undermine public trust in the electoral process.
Elections Alberta reassured the public that the Voterlink system remains secure and that data is safe. The agency noted that such disinformation campaigns often aim to erode voter confidence and potentially suppress turnout.
Entities
Timeline
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25 days ago
[POLITICS] 3 sourcesElections Alberta warns of misinformation targeting VoterLinkElections Alberta is warning of a coordinated misinformation campaign targeting its VoterLink registration tool ahead of the October 19 referendum to undermine public trust in the electoral process.
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28 days ago
[POLITICS] 7 sourcesElections Alberta warns of voter registration misinformationElections Alberta is warning against online misinformation claiming voter registrations have been deleted ahead of the October 19 referendum, asserting that the Voterlink system remains secure.
Sources
dailyguardian.ca · disa.org · lyonheart.us · reddeeradvocate.com · rimbeyreview.com · sherwoodparknews.com · sylvanlakenews.com · webstat.net