Red Flags
Public-record questions, sourced concerns, vote records, funding trails, and correction requests that voters can inspect with the receipt attached.
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Officials Flagged
No red flags have been documented yet. This section will be updated as issues are identified.
About Red Flags
Public red flags must stay tied to public records, named publications, official filings, vote records, meeting records, or correction review. If a source is missing or weak, the item should be marked for review instead of amplified as a finding.