Elon Musk's new "election integrity community" is already full of misinformation

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : It's unclear if Musk's new initiative has any formal connections to the Republican National Committee's so-called election integrity initiative, which has recruited 200,000 pro-Trump poll watchers to "establish the battlefield" to challenge the election results should Trump lose, as the New Yorker recently reported.
28% : Another video circulating in the community purports to show a poll worker destroying a ballot filled out for Trump -- but as fact-checks from Reuters and Politifact explain, the video was made as a joke four years ago by someone who admitted they were not actually an election worker.
28% : The goal of the new community appears to be helping elect Trump -- and reverse-engineering allegations of fraud.
17% : The discredited film by right-wing commentator Dinesh D'Souza, 2,000 Mules is the movie that Trump falsely claimed showed widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election.

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