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Ahead of election day it's important voters are informed and have trustworthy information as they cast ballots. It's also crucial as the ballots are counted and winners announced to avoid falling for misinformation shared by mistake or disinformation created deliberately to create conflict and cast doubt on the results.
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A trans flag is waved during San Antonio's third annual celebration of Transgender Day of Visibility on March 29, 2025.
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