Canada

One thing I hope this government does is go after weaponized disinformation. Force these shitty social media CEOs to moderate their content. Fuck Zuckface and Space Karen so hard.

No...it doesn't point to a *deterioration in people's faith in institutions" like the article surmises.

It points to the fact that Right Wingers especially are so enshrined in the cult of Maple Maga that they've adopted the "Anything I don't agree with is rigged." Saying that it's about "faith in institutions" is disingenuous because they know damn well there was no rigging, but they learned from Trump that if you cry loud enough, people believe you.

The conservative platform and policy declaration should have been enough for people to vote against it. They're an absolute mess of contradictions with harmful ideas mixed in.

Funny that Conservatives more likely to claim misinformation, exactly the group most frequently (as of recent) subjected to incredible amount of misinformation (mainly from their own leaders). Unfortunately poll doesn't disclose what kind of disinformation did they perceive.

I would bet the other quarter would be the most likely to be influenced by misinformation.

We must demand that the Canadian government switch to Mastodon to avoid the biased algorithms.

My family brought up the "liberals canvassing prisoners" story that turned out to be bullshit during Easter. So I'm confident that it did.

Misinformation prevented a Liberal majority IMO