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“Fair elections don’t begin when we start counting votes. They begin the moment we decide we are going to vote. From campaigning, to election day, and even afterward, every stage matters. In the age of AI and the social media generation where people spend nearly 90% of their time in the digital world. Where algorithms can be manipulated, hate and polarization are amplified, and online platforms shape public opinion. Social media is often used as a tool to spread misinformation and interfere with election campaigns. Psychological manipulation through targeted content is a growing concern, and the use of bots, AI agents, and device farms continues to rise. The question is, how can we ensure elections remain fair, especially as digital and online voting become more common? There should be a law and severe punishment for election interference. Either digitally or physically.”

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