Twitter Flags President's Tweet For Misinformation

The transcript discusses Twitter flagging the president's posts for misinformation regarding a Supreme Court decision on Pennsylvania's ballot counting. The decision allows ballots postmarked by Election Day to be counted if received within three days after. This ruling is crucial as Pennsylvania is a key state in the presidential race. The transcript also highlights similar ballot counting rules in other states and the significant voter turnout in Pennsylvania.

What was the president's main concern about the Supreme Court decision on voting in Pennsylvania?

• It would favor one political party.

• It would delay the election results.

• It would allow unchecked cheating.

• It would lead to increased voter turnout.

What does the Supreme Court ruling allow regarding Pennsylvania ballots?

• Ballots can be counted regardless of postmark date.

• Ballots postmarked by Election Day can be counted if received within three days after.

• Ballots must be received by Election Day to be counted.

• Ballots can be counted if received a week after Election Day.

Which other states have similar ballot counting policies as Pennsylvania?

• States that count ballots received days after Election Day if postmarked by Election Day.

• States that do not allow mail-in voting.

• States that require ballots to be received a week before Election Day.

• States that count ballots only on Election Day.

Why is Pennsylvania considered a key state in the presidential race?

• It has a history of voting for the incumbent.

• It is known for early voting results.

• It has the most electoral votes.

• It could be decisive in determining the election outcome.

What challenge did voters face in Pennsylvania on Election Day?

• Long lines at polling stations.

• Lack of polling stations.

• Confusing voting instructions.

• Shortage of ballots.