There is no presumption of intent if somebody repeats information that is false about an election result or a candidate. However, if somebody knowingly repeats and distributes information and tries to affect the election—that is the outcome of this—that seems to be the difference.
If somebody retweets something that in all good intention they think is accurate, or they're just retweeting for the sake of it, that's one case. However, if somebody is knowingly disseminating information that is wrong.... That's my understanding of this section. That's why I was generally appreciative of this, because it includes that.
I'm looking for the redundancy, and I haven't seen it yet. Repeating something that's wrong is not the problem if you have no intent to do it. If you've had intent to do it, then that's the problem.