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Fake News? Oakland Election Ads Raise Concerns Over Misleading Headlines

Summary by KQED
Independent expenditure groups and the campaign of Oakland mayoral candidate Loren Taylor have funded recent ads. Taylor also appeared on KQED’s Forum on Thursday.

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Fake News? Oakland Election Ads Raise Concerns Over Misleading Headlines

Independent expenditure groups and the campaign of Oakland mayoral candidate Loren Taylor have funded recent ads. Taylor also appeared on KQED’s Forum on Thursday.

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