Russia

The following listing includes all Foreign Influence Election 2020 posts and data related to Russia:

2019

Russia’s Media Mentions of 2020 Democratic Candidates – Clint Watts – November 19, 2019
Russia’s Media Mentions of President Trump – Clint Watts – November 26, 2019
To Hack or Not To Hack?: Russia’s Decision for Election 2020 – Clint Watts – December 30, 2019

2020

November and December 2019 – Russia’s Media Mentions of 2020 Presidential Candidates (Update 1) – Rachel Chernaskey – January 2, 2020
Sputnik News Approaches to Impeachment Coverage – Samantha Lai – January 8, 2020
Kremlin-Sponsored Media Outlets on Russia’s 2016 Election Interference – Anna Jantzen – January 28, 2020
Coincidence or Copy?: Similarities Between Russian and Iranian News – Weston Wendt – February 4, 2020
Russian State-Sponsored Media on the Iowa Caucuses – Rachel Chernaskey – February 5, 2020
Russian and Iranian Media on Hillary Clinton and Former Presidents – Rachel Chernaskey – February 12, 2020
Disinformation 2.0: Drawing Lessons from Britain’s 2019 General Election – Will Marshall – February 13, 2020
The Russian Media’s Take on President Trump’s Decision to Withdraw Troops from Syria – Cristina Goerdt – February 18, 2020
RT and Sputnik News on Women Candidates in 2020 – Katherine Trauger – February 19, 2020
Trump or Sanders?: Who does Russia Want to be President? – Clint Watts – February 23, 2020
January and February – Russia’s Media Mentions of 2020 Presidential Candidates (Update 2) – Rachel Chernaskey – March 2, 2020
The Disinformation Outbreak About the Coronavirus Outbreak: What to Make of the False Information Plague? – Clint Watts – March 9, 2020
Iranian, Chinese and Russian Overt Media on Coronavirus – Rachel Chernaskey – March 9, 2020
Sputnik News and RT: Varying Approaches to Negative Coverage – Mathilde Venet – March 27, 2020
Russia, Iran and China on the U.S.-China Trade War – Collins Alexander – April 18, 2020
March 2020 – Russia’s Media Mentions of 2020 Presidential Candidates (Update 3) – Rachel Chernaskey – April 20, 2020
Foreign State Media, COVID-19 and Portrayals of Global Leadership– Taylor Long – May 1, 2020
Comparing the Social Media Reach of Chinese, Iranian and Russian State-Sponsored News Outlets – Cyrena Kokolis – May 8, 2020
State-Sponsored News Outlets Use American Themes to Denigrate the U.S. Amid COVID-19 – Rossella Cerulli – May 8, 2020
Chinese, Iranian and Russian State-Sponsored News: Which Stories Spread the Most? – Cyrena Kokolis – May 12, 2020
Russia’s Narratives about U.S. Election Integrity in 2020 – Samantha Lai – May 25, 2020
COVID-19: A Ripe Opportunity for the Kremlin’s Calamitous Messaging – Rachel Chernaskey – May 27, 2020
State-Sponsored News Outlets and Narratives on U.S. Protests – Aditi Bawa – June 8, 2020
Kremlin Broadcasting on Election 2020 – Mason Hurlocker – June 10, 2020
How Has State-Sponsored Media Used COVID-19 to Subvert Democracy and Capitalism? – Charlie Mathews – June 23, 2020
Kremlin Denialism: How the “Russiagate” Narrative Continues to Permeate State-Sponsored News Coverage – Nakeshia Diop – June 26, 2020
Mail-in Ballots, Kremlin Media and the Threat to Election Integrity in 2020 – Rachel Chernaskey – July 9, 2020
Election 2020: Russia Cares, China Doesn’t – Clint Watts – July 15, 2020
Kremlin Media’s Attacks on Big Tech’s Efforts to Combat Misinformation – Collins Alexander – July 22, 2020
Foreign State-Sponsored Media Outlets and Presence on Reddit – Paakhi Bhatnagar – August 5, 2020
State-Sponsored News on Democratic VP Pick Senator Kamala Harris – Rachel Chernaskey – August 12, 2020
State-Sponsored Media Twitter Activity on 2020 Election Integrity – Katherine Trauger – August 25, 2020
As November Nears, Election Coverage Increases in Foreign State-Sponsored Outlets – Rachel Chernaskey – August 31, 2020
Kremlin Media Coverage of the RNC and DNC – Thomas Russell – September 9, 2020
China’s Election Coverage Has Increased—But It Still Doesn’t Match Russia’s – Rachel Chernaskey – September 22, 2020
Sputnik News’s “Viral” Vertical: How Viral Is It? – Aditi Bawa – September 25, 2020
Kremlin Outlets on the First Presidential Debate: Highlighting Chaos and Denigrating Biden – Rachel Chernaskey – September 30, 2020
Russian State Media: U.S. Versus Russia in COVID-19 Vaccine Race – Charlie Mathews – October 2, 2020
RT and Sputnik’s Coverage of U.S. Protests Amplifies Chaos, Political Instability – Cyrena Kokolis – October 22, 2020
Russia, Iran and China’s Candidate Preferences Before Election Day 2020 – Raadhika Tandon – October 28, 2020
Moscow’s War on Silicon Valley: Information Integrity and the 2020 Election – Will Marshall – November 2, 2020
Foreign Influence and the 2020 Election: What We’ve Seen and What’s to Come – Rachel Chernaskey – November 2, 2020
Foreign State-Sponsored Narratives on Mail-in Voting and Social Media Reach – Mathilde Venet – November 2, 2020
Russia’s Use of Domestic Disinformation Isn’t Stopping Post-Election Day – Rachel Chernaskey – November 15, 2020
How Russia Covered Election 2020’s “October Surprise” – Nakeshia Diop – November 23, 2020
COVID-19 Vaccine Conspiracies & the Next Wave of Disinformation – Clint Watts – December 6, 2020

2021

RT and Sputnik News on Facebook and Big Tech in 2020 – Kristen Chang – January 4, 2021
Foreign State-Backed Media Criticize the U.S. and Big Tech After Capitol Storming – Rachel Chernaskey – January 18, 2021
Inauguration Day: Russia, Iran and China Cover the Start of Biden’s Presidency – Rachel Chernaskey – January 25, 2021
Foreign State-Sponsored Coverage of the American Press During the 2020 Election – Renée Ghosh – January 25, 2021
Russia Tried Again, Iran Antagonized, and China Didn’t Show: Insights and Lessons Learned on Foreign Influence in Election 2020 – Clint Watts and Rachel Chernaskey – February 18, 2021
The World Wide Web’s Break Up: State-Backed Media’s Role in Supporting Internet Fragmentation – Rachel Chernaskey – February 28, 2021
For Whom the Bird Tweets: Analyzing State Media Citing Twitter Throughout the 2020 Election Cycle – Samantha Lai – March 5, 2021
Foreign Interference in Elections 2022 and 2024: What Should We Prepare For? – Clint Watts and Rachel Chernaskey – March 15, 2021

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