Corrected entry: About 20 minutes into the film, a female reporter is asked who she works for. She replies, "BBC," and when asked what that stands for replies, "British Broadcasting Company." The correct name is "British Broadcasting Corporation".
Corrected entry: At the climax of the film, a TV reporter says that independent presidential candidate Hal Phillip Walker of the Replacement Party has been winning primary elections. Third-party candidates do not participate in the primaries.
Correction: They can. Third parties candidates can participate in primary elections, if say, one party had more than one candidate running for president.
Correction: I wouldn't call this a mistake. As the movie progresses, that particular character's back story becomes questionable, i.e., it's quite clear by the end that she does not in fact work for the BBC.