False video claims Haitian migrants voted in multiple Georgia counties

The video discusses election disinformation in Georgia, focusing on a viral false video claiming Haitian migrants voted multiple times. The video is debunked by highlighting inaccuracies in citizenship claims and voter verification processes. Social media's role in spreading disinformation is examined, with calls for platforms to remove misleading content. Security measures for voting machines and ballots are detailed, emphasizing efforts to prevent tampering. The video concludes with a discussion on election fraud, affirming the security of the 2020 election and ongoing measures to ensure election integrity.

What false claim did the viral video make about Haitian migrants in Georgia?

• They received citizenship after six months.

• They were voting for a different candidate.

• They were denied the right to vote.

• They were voting for the first time.

What is one method used in Georgia to verify voter identity?

• Checking social media profiles

• Scanning the barcode on the back of IDs

• Asking for a birth certificate

• Using facial recognition technology

What did Gabe Sterling say about the ID number in the false video?

• It was a valid ID number.

• It was not attached to any real person.

• It was a duplicate of another ID.

• It was from a different state.

What security measure is mentioned for protecting ballot drop boxes?

• Armed guards at every location

• Fingerprint scanning

• 24-hour surveillance cameras

• Metal detectors

What is a key reason why printing fake ballots is difficult?

• Ballots require a special ink.

• Ballots are only available online.

• Ballots have unique barcodes.

• Ballots are printed on special paper.

What was the conclusion about the 2020 U.S. election according to officials?

• It was the safest and most secure election.

• It was the most fraudulent election in history.

• It was the least monitored election.

• It had the highest voter turnout ever.

What did the intelligence community say about the impact of fraud in the 2020 election?

• It was only found in one state.

• It was not enough to change the election result.

• It was widespread across all states.

• It significantly altered the election outcome.