Claim: A Pennsylvania TV station’s graphic displaying election results before Election Day is proof of election fraud in favor of Kamala Harris.
Reasoning: WNEP-TV, a Pennsylvania television station, mistakenly aired a graphic showing fictitious election results as a test during a Formula 1 broadcast. This graphic listed Kamala Harris as leading Donald Trump in the presidential race, despite the election being days away. The station clarified that the numbers shown were randomly generated for testing purposes to ensure their equipment was ready for election night. WNEP-TV stated that Pennsylvania law restricts early access to vote counts, and no legitimate results were accessible at the time. Errors of this nature have occurred in previous elections, with similar mistakes made by stations in Detroit (2020) and Arizona (2022). Officials reiterated that such errors do not indicate fraud and that election integrity remains secure.
Fact or Fiction? Fiction. The graphic was a test error with no connection to actual vote counts or election fraud.
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