In its Transparency Report for the second half of 2023, Meta's Oversight Board only addressed its role in election-related content in relation to the tech company's need to update their lists of banned language for countries holding elections in 2024. Considering that the social media-based threats to election integrity already seen in 2024 far outstrip such quick fixes, the Oversight Board should ask Meta to revise its "counter misinformation" spending, allocating a greater portion of funds to non-English language and local content moderation efforts in countries holding national elections. On Meta's Facebook platform, alone, 87% of counter misinformation funds cover English language cases, although English speakers account for just 9% of global Facebook users.