Steven Rosenfeld

Journalist. Covering how voting rights, election administration and technology since 2018.

[Steven Rosenfeld @srose14]

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Latest piece from The Fulcrum on scholars who unmasked bogus cottage industry of false stolen election claims backed by bogus statistics.

https://t.co/7SjjHUoUeL

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@JustinGrimmer FYI: Your study profiled: https://t.co/7SjjHUoUeL

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Last piece from Washington Monthly. Stanford researchers find AI can make one believe Russian propaganda... and is coming to 2024's campaigns.
https://t.co/25AcKv9n1a

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Latest piece at Washington Monthly looks at Arizona legislation to loosen disinformation's grip by letting votes see key election records to verify voters and vote counts. https://t.co/swjVKy3zPd

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Election Day is here. Remember, what meets legal and factual evidence standards in court is not the same as what's put forth as "proof" by election deniers in social media and propaganda. https://t.co/DalxKj8LSN

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@marceelias @paigemoskowitz Question for Marc's live Q&A. Is Cochise County, AZ, the most notable example of a county in a swing state that is trying to do a hand count that could be used to block the certification of winners -- and possibly hold hostage the rest of the state's certification of winners?

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A close look at Mesa County, CO, where local officials messed up using election system computers in 2020 but then fell in with election-denying conspiracy theorists and self-proclaimed IT experts. https://t.co/VNQ3emR7Vg

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Latest on how vote-count errors by local election officials were weaponized by pro-Trump factions, including self-appointed IT gurus who had no prior experience analyzing election computer systems. https://t.co/r8D2mc4qLc

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Will it change minds? Progressive pollster Celinda Lake says 44% of Republicans are open to changing their emotional reaction to what happened. The first step in changing one's political rationales... https://t.co/l1neOugExL

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Latest piece. Efforts to rebuild trust in elections are growing, but haven't changed many Trumpers' minds. https://t.co/hnx6ovtVWU

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My latest report. How far should voting advocates go to block new restrictive laws and courts that uphold them? Dueling proposed constitutional amendments in Michigan pose that question. https://t.co/sIANW2bOF1

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Here's my latest in The New Republic. A template for using public election records to debunk and confront the little lies that add up to the Big Lie. https://t.co/Roe6wBFbJ6

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Wisconsin is the new Arizona. Pro-Trump legislators and county sheriffs abusing their authority to attack election officials while offering no proof of stolen results. https://t.co/oeKIqpDFsu

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Arizona Republicans fighting over what claims, data, (or lack of evidence) will go in Cyber Ninjas' report. https://t.co/GUVQKCT0V8

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My latest piece: The AZ Senate's 2020 "audit" will likely say Biden won. The Cyber Ninja's big funders are more than upset and taking to pro-Trump media to attack these Republicans. https://t.co/00KF9lf1VY

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My latest. Looks like the Cyber Ninjas AZ audit will report Biden won. And Trumpers are not happy.
https://t.co/BIqTiGVPXv

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Looks like the Cyber Ninjas botched a second Arizona recount - and the national media missed it. That and other new election disinfo trends in my latest piece:
https://t.co/IM3hx58a8H

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Not all Virginia counties will offer early voting on Sunday this fall. "We have souls but not enough polls." https://t.co/KFeJUrUxml

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@senyorreporter Fraction magic is not Hammer and Scorecard. I don't know about Dominion, but sales reps for ES&S and Hart have told me they can do weighted votes. That's for shareholder elections and acreage-based elections. These are firms have national markets. Their systems must be flexible.