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2026-10-29 22:47
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Libs of TikTok Is Reviving an Old Conspiracy Theory About California’s Ballots
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“California is rigging the elections,” announced the far-right conspiracist account Libs of Tiktok, run by real estate agent-turned-provocateur Chaya Raichik, on Sunday. Her evidence: small holes punched in the state’s ballot return envelopes.
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