Press releases
In the final stretch to Election Day, we continue to see social media platforms wreaking havoc. Reports have emerged of how Facebook has autogenerated pages for extremist militias that enable…
In the media
Issue One's Carah Ong Whaley and Claire Woodall interviewed...
Press releases
In response to arsonists setting fire to ballot drop boxes in Oregon and Washington and USPS mailboxes in Arizona, where it appears that hundreds of ballots have been damaged or…
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Following confirmation that Russia is responsible for a FAKE video about ballots being destroyed in Pennsylvania and comments made by House Freedom Caucus chair Rep. Andy Harris suggesting that the…
Analysis
With the 2024 election already underway, the need to protect election officials and workers has never been more urgent. These dedicated individuals are facing an unprecedented wave of threats, harassment,…
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In recent months, a network known as the “Only Citizens Vote Coalition” — which counts more than 80 organizations as members — has been amplifying the biggest myth circulating this…
Reports
Records reviewed by Issue One illuminate connections, secretive donors behind groups pushing false narratives that noncitizens are voting in U.S. elections...
Introduction In America, only citizens can vote and have their votes counted in elections. People who are not U.S. citizens are ineligible to vote in federal elections. The federal government…
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In response to today’s lawsuit brought against Character.AI by a family whose 14-year-old son died by suicide after using the platform, Issue One Vice President of Technology Reform Alix Fraser…
Press releases
It has been almost three months since the Senate passed the Issue One-endorsed Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act in a nearly unprecedented 91-3 vote. But the House has yet…
Analysis
Big Tech pumped nearly more than $51 million into influence operations between January and September, new filings show...
It has been almost three months since the Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act was passed with nearly unanimous approval in the Senate. While 90% of the electorate believes in…
