Trump charges U.S. election results being rigged 'at many polling places'WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump dug deeper in his efforts to cast doubt on the legitimacy of the U.S. election, saying on Twitter on Sunday that he believed the results were being “rigged” at many polling places.  His tweet came hours after his vice presidential running mate, Mike Pence, said Republicans would accept the outcome of the Nov. 8 contest between Trump and his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton. “The election is absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media pushing Crooked Hillary - but also at many polling places - SAD,” Trump wrote on Twitter, in the latest of a series of comments he has made over the past several days calling into question the fairness of the election. Trump, who is trailing Clinton in opinion polls, did not provide any evidence to back his allegations of impropriety at the voting booth. Early voting and voting by mail have begun in many states. In another tweet later on Sunday, Trump blamed “animals representing Hillary Clinton” and Democrats in North Carolina for an overnight attack on a local Republican Party headquarters in that state. Local authorities said the building in Hillsborough, North Carolina, had been struck through a front window with flammable material and an adjacent building wall was spray-painted with a swastika and the words “Nazi Republicans leave town or else.” “Animals representing Hillary Clinton and Dems in North Carolina just firebombed our office in Orange County because we are winning,” Trump tweeted. Clinton denounced the attack as “horrific and unacceptable” in her own tweet, adding: “Very grateful that everyone is safe. Trump, a New York businessman, who has never held elective office, has often said the electoral process is skewed against him, including during the Republican nominating contests, when he disputed the method for winning delegates to the Republican National Convention. His latest complaint of media bias stems from allegations by women that he groped them or made other unwanted sexual advances, after a 2005 video became public in which Trump was recorded bragging about such behavior. He apologized for the video but has denied each of the accusations. “Election is being rigged by the media, in a coordinated effort with the Clinton campaign, by putting stories that never happened into news!” Trump tweeted on Sunday, a sentiment he also expressed in posts and during rallies in Maine and New Hampshire on Saturday. The comments raised questions both from  Republicans and Democrats about whether he would accept the outcome should he lose to Clinton. Trump said after the first presidential debate in September that he would “absolutely” accept the election outcome. But a few days afterward, he told the New York Times: “We’re going to see what happens.”  He has also urged his supporters to keep an eye on voting locations to prevent a “stolen” election, which some critics interpreted as encouraging them to intimidate voters. Pence said on Sunday he and Trump would respect the will of the voters. “We’ll respect the outcome of this election,” said Pence, the Indiana governor. “Donald Trump said in the first debate that we’ll respect the will of the American people in this election. The peaceful transfer of power is a hallmark of American history.” In a weekend statement quoted by media, a spokeswoman for U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan, the top U.S. elected Republican, said: “Our democracy relies on confidence in election results, and the speaker is fully confident the states will carry out this election with integrity.”  On Sunday, Pence for the second time in recent weeks broke from Trump on Russia, this time on that country’s possible involvement in email hacks tied to the U.S. election, saying Moscow should face “severe consequences” if it has compromised U.S. email security.  “I think there’s no question that the evidence continues to point in that direction,” Pence said. “There should be severe consequences to Russia or any sovereign nation that is compromising the privacy or the security of the United States of America,” Pence said on “Fox News Sunday.” Russian President Vladimir Putin said last week his country was not involved in trying to influence the U.S. election. Trump, who has been criticized for appearing too close to Russia after he publicly praised Putin’s governing style, has questioned the reports of Moscow’s involvement. “Maybe there is no hacking,” he said during last week’s second debate with Clinton. Trump also contradicted Pence on Russia during that debate. Pence had said the United States should use military force in Syria if Russia continued air strikes to prop up President Bashar al-Assad, but Trump said he disagreed. The third and final debate between Trump and Clinton will be on Wednesday in Las Vegas. politicsNews
trump charges election results rigged many polling reuters republican presidential nominee donald trump dug deeper efforts cast doubt legitimacy election saying twitter sunday believed results rigged many polling places his tweet came hours vice presidential running mate mike pence said republicans would accept outcome contest trump democratic rival hillary clinton the election absolutely rigged dishonest distorted media pushing crooked hillary also many polling places sad trump wrote twitter latest series comments made past several days calling question fairness election trump trailing clinton opinion polls provide evidence back allegations impropriety voting booth early voting voting mail begun many states in another tweet later sunday trump blamed animals representing hillary clinton democrats north carolina overnight attack local republican party headquarters state local authorities said building hillsborough north carolina struck front window flammable material adjacent building wall swastika words nazi republicans leave town animals representing hillary clinton dems north carolina firebombed office orange county winning trump tweeted clinton denounced attack horrific unacceptable tweet adding very grateful everyone safe trump new york businessman never held elective office often said electoral process skewed including republican nominating contests disputed method winning delegates republican national convention his latest complaint media bias stems allegations women grouped made unwanted sexual advances video became public trump recorded bragging behavior he apologized video denied accusations election rigged media coordinated effort clinton campaign putting stories never happened news trump tweeted sunday sentiment also expressed posts rallies maine new hampshire saturday the comments raised questions republicans democrats whether would accept outcome lose clinton trump said first presidential debate september would absolutely accept election outcome but days afterward told new york times we going see he also urged supporters keep eye voting locations prevent stolen election critics interpreted encouraging intimidate voters pence said sunday trump would respect voters we respect outcome election said pence indiana governor donald trump said first debate respect american people election the peaceful transfer power hallmark american in weekend statement quoted media spokeswoman house representatives speaker paul ryan top elected republican said our democracy relies confidence election results speaker fully confident states carry election on sunday pence second time recent weeks broke trump russia time country possible involvement email hacks tied election saying moscow face severe consequences compromised email security i think question evidence continues point direction pence said there severe consequences russia sovereign nation compromising privacy security united states america pence said fox news russian president vladimir putin said last week country involved trying influence election trump criticized appearing close russia publicly praised putin governing style questioned reports moscow involvement maybe hacking said last week second debate clinton trump also contradicted pence russia debate pence said united states use military force syria russia continued air strikes prop president basal trump said disagreed the third final debate trump clinton wednesday las vegas politicsnews
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: Trump charges U.S. election results being rigged 'at many polling places'WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump dug deeper in his efforts to cast doubt on the legitimacy of the U.S. election, saying on Twitter on Sunday that he believed the results were being “rigged” at many polling places.  His tweet came hours after his vice presidential running mate, Mike Pence, said Republicans would accept the outcome of the Nov. 8 contest between Trump and his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton. “The election is absolutely being rigged by the dishonest and distorted media pushing Crooked Hillary - but also at many polling places - SAD,” Trump wrote on Twitter, in the latest of a series of comments he has made over the past several days calling into question the fairness of the election. Trump, who is trailing Clinton in opinion polls, did not provide any evidence to back his allegations of impropriety at the voting booth. Early voting and voting by mail have begun in many states. In another tweet later on Sunday, Trump blamed “animals representing Hillary Clinton” and Democrats in North Carolina for an overnight attack on a local Republican Party headquarters in that state. Local authorities said the building in Hillsborough, North Carolina, had been struck through a front window with flammable material and an adjacent building wall was spray-painted with a swastika and the words “Nazi Republicans leave town or else.” “Animals representing Hillary Clinton and Dems in North Carolina just firebombed our office in Orange County because we are winning,” Trump tweeted. Clinton denounced the attack as “horrific and unacceptable” in her own tweet, adding: “Very grateful that everyone is safe. Trump, a New York businessman, who has never held elective office, has often said the electoral process is skewed against him, including during the Republican nominating contests, when he disputed the method for winning delegates to the Republican National Convention. His latest complaint of media bias stems from allegations by women that he groped them or made other unwanted sexual advances, after a 2005 video became public in which Trump was recorded bragging about such behavior. He apologized for the video but has denied each of the accusations. “Election is being rigged by the media, in a coordinated effort with the Clinton campaign, by putting stories that never happened into news!” Trump tweeted on Sunday, a sentiment he also expressed in posts and during rallies in Maine and New Hampshire on Saturday. The comments raised questions both from  Republicans and Democrats about whether he would accept the outcome should he lose to Clinton. Trump said after the first presidential debate in September that he would “absolutely” accept the election outcome. But a few days afterward, he told the New York Times: “We’re going to see what happens.”  He has also urged his supporters to keep an eye on voting locations to prevent a “stolen” election, which some critics interpreted as encouraging them to intimidate voters. Pence said on Sunday he and Trump would respect the will of the voters. “We’ll respect the outcome of this election,” said Pence, the Indiana governor. “Donald Trump said in the first debate that we’ll respect the will of the American people in this election. The peaceful transfer of power is a hallmark of American history.” In a weekend statement quoted by media, a spokeswoman for U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan, the top U.S. elected Republican, said: “Our democracy relies on confidence in election results, and the speaker is fully confident the states will carry out this election with integrity.”  On Sunday, Pence for the second time in recent weeks broke from Trump on Russia, this time on that country’s possible involvement in email hacks tied to the U.S. election, saying Moscow should face “severe consequences” if it has compromised U.S. email security.  “I think there’s no question that the evidence continues to point in that direction,” Pence said. “There should be severe consequences to Russia or any sovereign nation that is compromising the privacy or the security of the United States of America,” Pence said on “Fox News Sunday.” Russian President Vladimir Putin said last week his country was not involved in trying to influence the U.S. election. Trump, who has been criticized for appearing too close to Russia after he publicly praised Putin’s governing style, has questioned the reports of Moscow’s involvement. “Maybe there is no hacking,” he said during last week’s second debate with Clinton. Trump also contradicted Pence on Russia during that debate. Pence had said the United States should use military force in Syria if Russia continued air strikes to prop up President Bashar al-Assad, but Trump said he disagreed. The third and final debate between Trump and Clinton will be on Wednesday in Las Vegas. politicsNews
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: trump charges election results rigged many polling reuters republican presidential nominee donald trump dug deeper efforts cast doubt legitimacy election saying twitter sunday believed results rigged many polling places his tweet came hours vice presidential running mate mike pence said republicans would accept outcome contest trump democratic rival hillary clinton the election absolutely rigged dishonest distorted media pushing crooked hillary also many polling places sad trump wrote twitter latest series comments made past several days calling question fairness election trump trailing clinton opinion polls provide evidence back allegations impropriety voting booth early voting voting mail begun many states in another tweet later sunday trump blamed animals representing hillary clinton democrats north carolina overnight attack local republican party headquarters state local authorities said building hillsborough north carolina struck front window flammable material adjacent building wall swastika words nazi republicans leave town animals representing hillary clinton dems north carolina firebombed office orange county winning trump tweeted clinton denounced attack horrific unacceptable tweet adding very grateful everyone safe trump new york businessman never held elective office often said electoral process skewed including republican nominating contests disputed method winning delegates republican national convention his latest complaint media bias stems allegations women grouped made unwanted sexual advances video became public trump recorded bragging behavior he apologized video denied accusations election rigged media coordinated effort clinton campaign putting stories never happened news trump tweeted sunday sentiment also expressed posts rallies maine new hampshire saturday the comments raised questions republicans democrats whether would accept outcome lose clinton trump said first presidential debate september would absolutely accept election outcome but days afterward told new york times we going see he also urged supporters keep eye voting locations prevent stolen election critics interpreted encouraging intimidate voters pence said sunday trump would respect voters we respect outcome election said pence indiana governor donald trump said first debate respect american people election the peaceful transfer power hallmark american in weekend statement quoted media spokeswoman house representatives speaker paul ryan top elected republican said our democracy relies confidence election results speaker fully confident states carry election on sunday pence second time recent weeks broke trump russia time country possible involvement email hacks tied election saying moscow face severe consequences compromised email security i think question evidence continues point direction pence said there severe consequences russia sovereign nation compromising privacy security united states america pence said fox news russian president vladimir putin said last week country involved trying influence election trump criticized appearing close russia publicly praised putin governing style questioned reports moscow involvement maybe hacking said last week second debate clinton trump also contradicted pence russia debate pence said united states use military force syria russia continued air strikes prop president basal trump said disagreed the third final debate trump clinton wednesday las vegas politicsnews