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No Records Did Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign pay superstar Beyoncé $10 million to attend a Harris rally in Houston? No, that’s not true: No public evidence exists to support this claim. The Federal Elections Commission’s most recent records do not show that the Harris campaign paid Beyoncé …
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Not In Bill Does a proposed New York state constitutional amendment “grant” voting rights “to illegal aliens” and “strip parental rights” by not informing parents without the child’s approval about their decision to get gender transition surgery? No, that’s not true: There is no mention anywhere in …
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Harris Speech Does a social media video show a line of thousands of early voters in Grand Rapids, Michigan? No, that’s not true: The video shows Michigan residents waiting in line to see Vice President Kamala Harris speak at a campaign rally. Early voting in Michigan started a day after this video …
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Fake Ballots Does a video show someone in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, destroying real mail-in ballots from voters who voted for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump? No, that’s not true: The Bucks County Board of Elections, the Bucks County District Attorney and the Bucks County Republican …
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Official Rep Does a video show an unauthorized person being given mail-in ballots in Somerset, Massachusetts? No, that’s not true: The clip shows the assistant town clerk transferring the ballots to the registrar. The Office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts told Lead Stories …
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Nuns: Our Home 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 article (archived here) on X on October 22, …
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Voting Right 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 polls. A representative from the Minnesota secretary of state’s office told Lead …
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One Voter 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 the machine to the …
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It Takes Time 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 between …
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Normal Process 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 do …
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