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Did an issue with Michigan’s Qualified Voter File database ever involve 168,000 (or any) duplicate or fake ballots? No, that’s not true: Michigan’s Department of State told Lead Stories that the Qualified Voter File allows only one ballot per voter…
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Have rigged voting machines in Fulton County, Georgia, and North Carolina been seized or destroyed by “white hats,” as an article by Real Raw News said? No, that’s not true: State election boards in North Carolina and Georgia told Lead…
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Does a video show “illegal Haitians” saying they’re voting for Kamala Harris in Georgia in Fulton and Gwinnett counties with driver’s licenses they got after becoming citizens with just six months in the United States? No, that’s not true: Names…
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Are voting machines in Kentucky changing votes from Donald Trump to Kamala Harris? No, that’s not true: An incident involving a single voting machine in Laurel County wasn’t switching votes; instead one voter was pressing the space between voting boxes…
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Does a photograph on social media show a suspicious “guy” who dropped off “a ton of ballots” after polling closed in Pennsylvania No, that’s not true: Pennsylvania’s Northampton County Executive Lamont McClure told Lead Stories the man seen is a…
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Did Tim Walz tell Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez that his administration would make her speaker of the House if Democrats win the election? No, that’s not true: Walz suggested Democratic lawmakers should make her chair of a House committee, not the speaker….
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Do multiple entries of the same “Voter ID” casting ballots from different addresses on the same date in Michigan’s Qualified Voter File indicate potential fraud? No, that’s not true: Michigan’s Department of State told Lead Stories that the Qualified Voter…
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Did a Virginia voting machine ballot include an ‘i’ in Donald Trump’s last name, as a video on social media displays? No, that’s not true: The misspelling of the presidential candidate’s name appears only on an optional ballot review screen…
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Did non-English-speaking voters cut in line to vote early in Pennsylvania No, that’s not true: A spokesperson for Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, told Lead Stories that a video circulating online is incomplete; some elderly and disabled people were allowed to wait…
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Did Democratic political consultant James Carville say that he believes Vice President Kamala Harris will lose the 2024 U.S. presidential election? No, that’s not true: Carville posted on X that he would donate $100 to the Donald Trump campaign if…
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