Corrections and updates
If something on this site is wrong, out of date, or missing a source, you can request a correction. Corrections are part of the trust model.
How the correction workflow works
- 1.Submit a request with the page URL, the claim you think is wrong, and a source suggestion if you have one.
- 2.The request is reviewed against the current official source trail. A source link speeds up the review.
- 3.If the claim is confirmed wrong or outdated, it is updated, removed, or flagged with a data-quality note.
- 4.High-risk claims require official source confirmation before they are published or updated.
Send a correction request
Include the page URL, what looks outdated or missing, a source link if you have one, and an optional contact email if you want follow-up.
Send correction requestWe review against official sources. We cannot publish claims without source confirmation.
What to include
- Page URL
- What looks outdated or missing
- Source link (official city, county, or state page preferred)
- Optional contact email if you want follow-up
What this site will not publish
- Anonymous allegations without a public official source.
- Private-life information not relevant to the public office.
- Requests to add endorsements, partisan framing, or opinions.
- Unverified claims that cannot be traced to an official or credible source.
Current known follow-ups
South St. Paul: 2026 candidate filing
Candidate filing for the three open South St. Paul City Council seats is scheduled to close June 2, 2026 at 5:00pm. Current affidavits of filing shown on the official elections page: Gusta Carr, Brian Ducklinsky, and Matthew Thompson. This is not a final candidate list. The final candidate list should be confirmed at the official South St. Paul Elections page after the June 4, 2026 withdrawal deadline passes.
Source: South St. Paul Elections (southstpaulmn.gov/224/Elections), Official record, accessed 2026-05-29.