Corrections Policy

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Published by: Election Live Result

At Election Live Result, we are committed to the highest standards of accuracy, transparency, and integrity in journalism. While we strive for perfection, errors may occur. We take responsibility for identifying and correcting mistakes quickly and clearly. Learn more about journalistic ethics.

1. Identifying Errors

Errors can be reported by:

  • Readers
  • Editorial staff
  • External sources or partners

We encourage readers to report any mistakes by emailing us at contact@keynate.com. Trusted fact-checking sources we consult include Snopes and FactCheck.org.

2. Reviewing the Error

Once an error is reported, our editorial team:

  • Verifies the facts with original sources
  • Assesses the impact on readers and the story
  • Consults external trusted references such as The New York Times and BBC News for cross-verification

This ensures the accuracy and reliability of our reporting before any corrections are made.

3. Making Corrections

Once an error is confirmed, we follow these steps:

  • Correction Notice: Clearly state the error and the correction. This notice is displayed prominently at the start or end of the article depending on severity.
  • Updating the Article: Correct the information and mark changes with the date of the update.
  • Transparency: Maintain a public record of corrections. Learn more at Associated Press ethics standards.
  • Timeframe: Minor errors are corrected within 24 hours; major errors requiring investigation may take longer.

4. Significant Errors

For errors that affect the interpretation or credibility of the article:

  • An editor's note or retraction may be issued.
  • Significant errors are reviewed by senior editorial staff.
  • We provide context to ensure readers understand the correction.

5. Distinction Between Minor and Major Errors

  • Minor Errors: Typographical mistakes, minor factual errors that do not affect story meaning.
  • Major Errors: Incorrect reporting of key facts, misleading statements, or content that affects public understanding.

6. Commitment to Accuracy

We continuously refine our editorial processes and learn from mistakes. Our commitment to accuracy includes:

  • Training our staff on fact-checking and verification
  • Consulting trusted international sources such as Reporters Without Borders
  • Promoting transparency with readers on corrections and updates

7. Contact and Feedback

If you have questions, concerns, or want to report an error, please contact us at contact@keynate.com. Your feedback helps us maintain our standards of trustworthy journalism.

8. External References

We rely on multiple trusted sources to maintain credibility and transparency: