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WASHINGTON (AP) — The rumors about vote fraud started swirling as the ballots in Taiwan’s closely watched presidential election were tallied on Jan. 13. There were baseless claims that people had fabricated votes and that officials had miscounted and skewed the results. HT Image In a widely shared video, a woman recording votes mistakenly enters one in the column for the wrong candidate. The message was clear: The election could not be trusted. The results were faked. Stay tuned for all the latest updates on Ram Mandir! Click here It could have been Taiwan’s Jan. 6 moment. But it wasn’t. Worries that China would use disinformation to undermine the integrity of Taiwan’s vote dogged t

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