Twitter announces new policies to flag misinformation and unverified victory claims before the election
even as mail-in votes are still being counted—and that others could spread misinformation about the results. On Thursday, Twitter announced sweeping policy changes in an attempt to remove or label any tweets containing inaccurate information regarding the upcoming election. In particular,
Politico, the policies should ensure that no candidate can claim victory before all the votes have been tallied., will also label “tweets containing false or misleading information that cause confusion about the laws of the election or the officials executing those civic processes,” and “tweets with disputed claims, such as unverified information about election rigging, ballot tampering, vote tallying or the certification of election results.
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