 Democrats In Four States Are Now SUING Trump For Voter IntimidationDemocratic party leaders from four states have officially filed federal lawsuits against Donald Trump and his advisor Roger Stone, as well as the state Republican parties for conspiring to threaten, intimidate, and thereby prevent minority voters in urban neighborhoods from voting in the 2016 election. The lawsuits, which have been filed in Arizona, Nevada, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, were spearheaded by Marc Elias, who is the general counsel for Hillary Clinton s campaign. The suits request a federal judge to step in and prevent the defendants from activities such as monitoring polls and verbally harassing voters.The suit against Trump, Stone, and the Nevada Republican Party, which was filed by the Nevada Democratic Party, quotes an unnamed Trump official who said, [w]e have three major voter suppression operations under way.  This, says the suit, is proof of their intentions.The complaint also says: Trump s supporters have responded with pledges to descend upon polling places in  certain areas  where many minority voters live in order to interfere with their efforts to exercise the franchise Immediate relief is necessary. There are only 8 days left until Election Day, and early in-person voting in Nevada is well underway. Trump s calls for unlawful intimidation have grown louder and louder, and the conspiracy to harass and threaten voters on Election Day has already resulted in numerous acts that threaten to interfere with the voting rights of registered Nevada voters. Stop the Steal, a super PAC formed by Stone, is also named in the suit. According to the lawsuits, Stone has a history of engaging in voter intimidation, racist and misogynist hate speech, and incitement to violence. The complaint further states that Trump has repeatedly spread  misinformation  about voter fraud by claiming that the election is rigged against him. An example of this is October 20 when Trump told a crowd gathered at a rally in Delaware, Ohio that Clinton is  truly capable of anything, including voter fraud. The lawsuit also states that Trump, Stone, and the local Republican parties have blatantly violated both the Voting Rights Act and the Klu Klux Klan Act.Featured image via Chip Somodevilla/Getty ImagesNews
democrats in four states are now suing trump for voter intimidationdemocratic party leaders four states officially filed federal lawsuits donald trump advisor roger stone well state republican parties conspiring threaten intimidate thereby prevent minority voters urban neighborhoods voting election the lawsuits filed arizona nevada ohio pennsylvania spearheaded marc elias general counsel hillary clinton campaign the suits request federal judge step prevent defendants activities monitoring polls verbally harassing suit trump stone nevada republican party filed nevada democratic party quotes unnamed trump official said w e three major voter suppression operations way this says suit proof complaint also says trump supporters responded pledges descend upon polling places certain areas many minority voters live order interfere efforts exercise franchise immediate relief necessary there days left election day early voting nevada well underway trump calls unlawful intimidation grown louder louder conspiracy harass threaten voters election day already resulted numerous acts threaten interfere voting rights registered nevada voters stop steal super pac formed stone also named suit according lawsuits stone history engaging voter intimidation racist misogynist hate speech incitement violence the complaint states trump repeatedly spread misinformation voter fraud claiming election rigged an example october trump told crowd gathered rally delaware ohio clinton truly capable anything including voter fraud the lawsuit also states trump stone local republican parties blatantly violated voting rights act lu flux plan image via chip imagenes
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT:  Democrats In Four States Are Now SUING Trump For Voter IntimidationDemocratic party leaders from four states have officially filed federal lawsuits against Donald Trump and his advisor Roger Stone, as well as the state Republican parties for conspiring to threaten, intimidate, and thereby prevent minority voters in urban neighborhoods from voting in the 2016 election. The lawsuits, which have been filed in Arizona, Nevada, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, were spearheaded by Marc Elias, who is the general counsel for Hillary Clinton s campaign. The suits request a federal judge to step in and prevent the defendants from activities such as monitoring polls and verbally harassing voters.The suit against Trump, Stone, and the Nevada Republican Party, which was filed by the Nevada Democratic Party, quotes an unnamed Trump official who said, [w]e have three major voter suppression operations under way.  This, says the suit, is proof of their intentions.The complaint also says: Trump s supporters have responded with pledges to descend upon polling places in  certain areas  where many minority voters live in order to interfere with their efforts to exercise the franchise Immediate relief is necessary. There are only 8 days left until Election Day, and early in-person voting in Nevada is well underway. Trump s calls for unlawful intimidation have grown louder and louder, and the conspiracy to harass and threaten voters on Election Day has already resulted in numerous acts that threaten to interfere with the voting rights of registered Nevada voters. Stop the Steal, a super PAC formed by Stone, is also named in the suit. According to the lawsuits, Stone has a history of engaging in voter intimidation, racist and misogynist hate speech, and incitement to violence. The complaint further states that Trump has repeatedly spread  misinformation  about voter fraud by claiming that the election is rigged against him. An example of this is October 20 when Trump told a crowd gathered at a rally in Delaware, Ohio that Clinton is  truly capable of anything, including voter fraud. The lawsuit also states that Trump, Stone, and the local Republican parties have blatantly violated both the Voting Rights Act and the Klu Klux Klan Act.Featured image via Chip Somodevilla/Getty ImagesNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: democrats in four states are now suing trump for voter intimidationdemocratic party leaders four states officially filed federal lawsuits donald trump advisor roger stone well state republican parties conspiring threaten intimidate thereby prevent minority voters urban neighborhoods voting election the lawsuits filed arizona nevada ohio pennsylvania spearheaded marc elias general counsel hillary clinton campaign the suits request federal judge step prevent defendants activities monitoring polls verbally harassing suit trump stone nevada republican party filed nevada democratic party quotes unnamed trump official said w e three major voter suppression operations way this says suit proof complaint also says trump supporters responded pledges descend upon polling places certain areas many minority voters live order interfere efforts exercise franchise immediate relief necessary there days left election day early voting nevada well underway trump calls unlawful intimidation grown louder louder conspiracy harass threaten voters election day already resulted numerous acts threaten interfere voting rights registered nevada voters stop steal super pac formed stone also named suit according lawsuits stone history engaging voter intimidation racist misogynist hate speech incitement violence the complaint states trump repeatedly spread misinformation voter fraud claiming election rigged an example october trump told crowd gathered rally delaware ohio clinton truly capable anything including voter fraud the lawsuit also states trump stone local republican parties blatantly violated voting rights act lu flux plan image via chip imagenes