Chinese Netizens Debate Alleged US Election Fraud, Posts Get Censored

Chinese Netizens Debate Alleged US Election Fraud, Posts Get Censored
The messenger app WeChat is seen among U.S. flags in this illustration picture taken on Aug. 7, 2020. Florence Lo/Reuters
Frank Yue
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As the U.S. presidential race drags on and allegations of election fraud have mushroomed in several states, the ongoing controversies have attracted the attention of many inside China. Thanks to online tools that allow netizens to circumvent China’s great firewall, some are able to access information about the latest election updates.

Netizens recently discovered that their online discussions about alleged voter fraud in the U.S. election have been censored.

Frank Yue
Frank Yue
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Frank Yue is a Canada-based journalist for The Epoch Times who covers China-related news. He also holds an M.A. in English language and literature from Tianjin Foreign Studies University, China.
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