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An Electoral Commission partnered with major tech companies, including Google, Meta, Microsoft, and TikTok, to ensure election information integrity.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 4

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The entities involved

Electoral Commission
Independent Crown Entity administering elections in New Zealand
- The Electoral Commission administers elections in New Zealand as various candidates, including Michael Laws and Miles Anderson, stand for office.Sat 21:40
- The Electoral Commission advised on challenges regarding the election date.Sat 21:40
Google
American multinational technology company, a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc.
- AEP is evaluating a project in Sullivan County, Indiana, to supply power to Google, with development funding provided by Amazon.18:33
- Byron Donalds is linked to data center construction in Florida, receiving campaign money from energy companies and clearing forest land.18:29
Meta
American technology company
- Equity deleveraging dynamics in tech stocks could transmit negative pressure to Bitcoin.18:45
- Da Silva's campaign criticized Meta's content moderation policies on October 19, 2026.18:31
TikTok
video-focused social media platform
- TikTok made AI technology available in Pakistan after the Ministry of Education signed an MoU for AI education.17:05
- Protests ignited in Créteil and Lille, coinciding with videos of school conditions being shared on Instagram and TikTok.08:11

Coverage

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Sep 4elections.org.za