On 27 April 2016, the above-reproduced screenshot of purported Indiana primary election results began circulating on Facebook, with users reporting that Indiana news outlet WNDU “accidentally” released the results of a (presumably) rigged primary before quickly realizing their mistake.

Indiana’s primary election isn’t until 3 May 2016. As also seen above, the same issue affected the GOP side of the race. According to these screenshots, Donald Trump handily beat Ted Cruz, which somewhat deflated claims of a specific conspiracy favoring Clinton. In fact, with all the public Republican infighting over Trump’s primary election dominance, one would presume that a rigged race would favor candidates other than Trump.

We contacted WNDU about the circulating screenshots. A newsroom employee told us that the station was testing its primary night reporting functions that day (a common practice in newsrooms ahead of invariably busy election days). The employee said that such results were tested for every candidate in every race, and that they weren’t the only visuals available ahead of the state’s 3 May 2016 primary.

The glitch is similar to other instances in which pre-written obituaries for notable people have gone live before their deaths, a circumstance so common as to have its own Wikipedia page.