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Coverage dated August 21, 2022

Possibility of misleading political texts raising concerns in Iowa after Kansas vote

Headline from Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier

On the eve of a contentious vote on a ballot amendment over abortion rights, anonymous text messages arrived on voters’ phones across Kansas.

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  1. Quad-City Times

    Kansas voters received anonymous misleading texts ahead of abortion vote. Could the same happen in Iowa? (opens Quad-City Times)

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    Quad-City Times's feed description

    On the eve of a contentious vote on a ballot amendment over abortion rights, anonymous text messages arrived on voters’ phones across Kansas.

  2. Sioux City Journal

    Kansas voters received anonymous, misleading texts ahead of abortion vote. Could the same happen in Iowa? (opens Sioux City Journal)

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    Sioux City Journal's feed description

    On the eve of a contentious vote on a ballot amendment over abortion rights, anonymous text messages arrived on voters’ phones across Kansas.

  3. Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier

    Possibility of misleading political texts raising concerns in Iowa after Kansas vote (opens Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier)

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    Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier's feed description

    On the eve of a contentious vote on a ballot amendment over abortion rights, anonymous text messages arrived on voters’ phones across Kansas.

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