As the election approaches, concerns over misinformation have reached unprecedented levels, with a flood of conspiracy theories threatening to distort public perceptions of the voting process. Election officials are battling a tsunami of conspiracy theories and advising voters to be cautious of misleading information. In response to the rise of disinformation, news outlets are implementing strategies to combat false narratives on election night. Experts warn that misinformation is pervasive, complicating efforts to ensure voters know what is real. Countries like Russia, Iran, and China are also expected to contribute to the spread of fake news after Election Day, prompting heightened vigilance among officials and media alike.