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Are 53 voters registered at an Erie, Pennsylvania, address where no one lives? No, that’s not true: The address corresponds to a monastery. The Benedictine Sisters of Erie have said publicly that they live there. The claim appeared in an…

Did Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz break the law by helping his son vote? No, that’s not true: It is not against state law for a candidate in an election to help a voter who has requested voting assistance at the…

Did a possible voting machine glitch in Tarrant County, Texas, on one ballot indicate widespread vote-switching? No, that’s not true: Tarrant County elections administrator Clint Ludwig said he believes the one person making the claim about their vote changing from…

Have key battleground states Michigan, Georgia and Pennsylvania officially announced that they will not have election results available on election night, pointing to election cheating already in the works? No, that’s not true: The rules for certifying election results vary…

Does the cancellation of 132,336 “absentee ballot” application duplicates and “418 absentee ballot applications” from dead people prove that “the steal in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is already well underway”? No, that’s not true: That only proves that election officials…

Did Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis say Dominion Voting Systems will not operate in the state? No, that’s not true: Dominion is one of two certified election systems in the state, with 18 of Florida’s 67 counties using it in 2024,…

Do Michigan’s voter rolls list 8.4 million voters who can cast a ballot, when there are fewer than 8 million voting-age residents in the state? No, that’s not true: 8.4 million does not accurately reflect the number of active registered…

Did a video show former Republican Vice President Mike Pence endorsing Kamala Harris and Tim Walz for the 2024 U.S. presidential elections? No, that’s not true: The video was edited to make it sound like Pence endorsed Harris and Walz,…