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Normal Update Were poll pads in Texas caught adding “hundreds” of voters in real time as a poll was being closed? No, that’s not true: The state-certified Election Systems & Software (ES&S) voting systems e-pollbooks in Dallas County, Texas, previously
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No Evidence Was U.S. government aid to Ukraine misused by funding Democratic candidates during midterm campaigns through the crypto exchange FTX? No, that’s not true: Social media posts did not differentiate between private donations and U.S. government funds allocated to
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She Can’t See Did a Republican poll watcher in Arizona have access to voter check-in information where she claims to have seen evidence that 200 extra ballots were counted? No, that’s not true: The Maricopa County Elections Department told Lead
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Clerical Error Do large downticks in cumulative voting graphs for the 2022 Pennsylvania Senate and governor’s races prove election fraud? No, that’s not true: Edison Research, which supplies election data to news organization websites, told Lead Stories that the downticks
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Feds Said Fake Does a video show an “Iranian whistleblower” revealing how they hacked a federal voter registration database during the U.S. 2020 election and created fraudulent overseas ballots? No, that’s not true: The footage — shown at an election
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It’s from 2016 Does a photograph of a packed street in the city of Sao Paulo show thousands of Brazilians protesting against alleged voter fraud after the country’s 2022 presidential election? No, that’s not true: The picture is from a
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Not Unusual Was it suspicious that more Democrats in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, requested mail-in ballots than Democrats in Philadelphia County, even though 273,765 fewer registered Democratic voters live in Allegheny County in 2022? No, that’s not true: This also happened
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Normal Delays Are delayed election results not normal, a Democratic Party plot that slows counting until days after Election Day? No, that’s not true: It’s becoming increasingly routine to get U.S. election results after election night because of state laws,
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Not The Totals Does a viral map claiming that identical tallies turned New York predominantly blue in the gubernatorial race with “>99%” votes allegedly counted prove election fraud? No, that’s not true: Even three days after the video with the
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No Evidence Did the U.S. Army Cyber Command find evidence that immigrants lacking permanent legal status in Colorado used fraudulent state identification cards to vote for Democrats in the 2022 midterm elections? No, that’s not true: The claim originated on
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