Snope Debunker - Identifying voter intimidation, rumored Tweets from Elon Musk, Twitter's impersonation rules, and Daylight Saving Time

​ TUESDAY EDITION Snopes Debunker Nov. 8, 2022 Trouble Reading? View in Your Browser Today: Identifying voter intimidation, rumored Tweets from Elon Musk, Twitter's impersonation rules, and Daylight Saving Time ​ Verbal Threats, Disruptive Acts: What Voter Intimidation Looks Like Every election cycle, voting rights advocates and elections officials urge people to keep a watchful eye out for nefarious schemes by partisan groups to pressure people into voting against their preferences or not vote at all. That type of illegal conduct, a form of voter suppression, can take many forms — including online and in-person at polling locations on Election Day. Below is a guide to identifying such crimes, some of which are punishable by fines or prison time, and how to report offenses while at the polls. Jessica Lee has more. Read Now More From Snopes Is It True That Every Vote Used To Be Counted on Election Night? No state releases complete and final results on election night, nor have they ever done so in modern history, according to experts, AP reported. Read Story. Tweet About Elon Musk Giving Jewish Accounts Star Badges Is Satire This was not a real tweet from Musk. It originated from a Twitter account that claims to publish parody. Read Story. Musk Deletes Tweet Calling Mastodon Social Platform 'Masterbatedone' Yes, the tweet was real. Read Story. No, Congress Didn't Permanently End Daylight Saving Time in Early 2022 Clocks were turned back one hour as usual in November 2022, sparking questions about the obligatory annual circadian rhythm disruption. Read Story. Did Twitter's Rules Against Impersonating Others Change? Did Twitter's Rules Against Impersonating Others Change? Read Story. Musk Tweets Photo of Nazi Soldier Carrying Homing Pigeons Here is the history of the tens of thousands of pigeons and falcons that were deployed during World War II. Read Story.

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