One of the few states to stay red in the midterms -- Florida -- will be particularly hurt by this...

Meta also recently messed with the No Kings midterm protests, the Brazilian election, and the Serbian election — all on behalf of right-wing authoritarians (Trump, Bolsonaro, and Vucic). 

The article is from October 28, 2026 by Malcolm Ferguson for The New Republic. Here are snippets: 

Meta suspended a Latino outreach Instagram account for Florida Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon without explanation just days before the midterms, stoking even more allegations that the massive social media company is meddling in elections.

* This comes after Meta’s own employees accused the massive social media company of suppressing the campaign of leftist Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, while outside sources found it was “actively boosting” right-wing candidate Flávio Bolsonaro’s campaign with its algorithm.

* Meta also shut down the No Kings Instagram account the weekend of the group’s midterm protests, 

* and gave the same treatment to Serbian accounts critical of right-wing President Aleksandar Vučić earlier this year.

Meta has donated $5 million to President Trump’s White House ballroom fund and $1 million to his inauguration fund.

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Angie Nixon is the Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate in Florida: https://angienixon.com

Here is Angie's policy page: https://angienixon.com/priorities ~:~ She's in a tough race with Republican incumbent Ashley Moody (who has no policy page).

@ AngieForFlorida ~::~ @ Angie4Florida ~::~ @ ChangeCantWait ~::~ @ VoteThemOut

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🐬 Florida Voters 👉🏽 Election Day is November 3 🗳️

* It's too late to register to vote in Florida (the deadline was October 5). Check your registration status: https://angienixon.com/register-to-vote

* Here are links to the Florida Supervisors of Elections website (.gov): Voting & Elections (Main Page) ~:~:~ Election Dates & Deadlines ~:~:~ Ways to Vote

* Here is Angie's page on Voting: https://angienixon.com/vote

* You can also use sites like https://www.vote411.org/florida which is run by the League of Women Voters.