Facebook censors Judicial Watch post: Judicial Watch posted on its Facebook page, saying "BREAKING: Judicial Watch received an Excel spreadsheet of names and other data from the District of Columbia Board of Elections revealing that 113 non-citizens voted in the June '2024 Presidential Primary.' 'The fact that 113 foreign nationals voted in the presidential primary in Washington, D.C., is a national scandal, is an insult to every American voter, and may be a violation of federal law,' Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said." The post linked to an article published by Judicial Watch titled "Judicial Watch: 113 Noncitizens Voted in DC Presidential Primary." Facebook placed a fact check label on the post that read "Missing context. Independent fact-checkers say this information could mislead people." The label linked to a LeadStories article titled "Fact Check: 113 Non-Citizens Did NOT Vote For President In DC June '2024 Presidential Primary.'" When users attempted to share the post, they were first required to click through another warning label stating that the post was missing context before being allowed to continue to share the post. If users chose to "share anyway," the shared post included the fact check under the post.