I do look into issues and try to read opposite positions.
I like local new sources from the area the issue is from. Reading local news from New Jersey, I found out just how horrible your state is.
Also like foreign source, normally New Zeland and Australia! (They hate Biden, but appear truthful).
I find that I can read a report about issues from both view points and data from both sides. They always differ in some way! I will try and verify numbers from official sites, but that has become easy. The left always misdirects the numbers to their point of view. But if numbers aren't good, the right just leaves them out, they don't twist bad numbers to look good.
I also look for outrageous bias. I have read hundreds of "NO FRAUD FOUND" story's only to find out the court case was not even about fraud, but some kind of process. You have even linked to them. Outrageous bias come mostly from the left, but I discount the story even if from the right.
Question to you.
How do you check voting information when the news repeats what the commissioner says, and no one checks or investigates what the commissioner says?
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