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FactCheck.org says: Colorado makes it easier to vote on Election Day by allowing residents to register at the polls. As of 2020, it was one of 21 states and the District of Columbia to allow same-day registration.
PolitiFact says: Two independent analyses back up the notion that the new spending will be evened out by the new revenue raised under the plan after 15 years.
PolitiFact says: The report says migrants crossing the border from Mexico are being bused “throughout the nation’s interior," including more states that are blue or swing states, not red.
PolitiFact says: Colorado offers more voting options on election day. The states use different voting systems, and 94% of Colorado's vote was by mail.
Washington Post says: The president uses finely-tuned language that sometimes leaves the wrong impression -- and which other administration officials have bungled.
FactCheck.org says: The new law sets the minimum hours for early voting on weekdays at 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. County officials can keep early voting locations open for longer, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
PolitiFact says: Anyone can report “adverse events” to a vaccine — as in possible side effects — to the CDC's VAERS system. The reports are not verified and do not indicate whether an adverse event is linked to or caused by a vaccine.
PolitiFact says: Biden’s proposed new tax rate for corporations would be either the top rate or in the top one-fifth of rates, depending on which metric you use.
PolitiFact says: The UAW said Ford is shifting a vehicle project to Mexico. Ford has not confirmed if it is, but said “the business decision in question was not a result of then-presidential candidate Biden’s corporate tax proposals."
PolitiFact says: At least 19 countries would still have a higher corporate tax rate, when national and sub-national tax rates are combined. However, most of these countries are small.
FactCheck.org says: Como la página de VAERS advierte, un informe en la base de datos “no es prueba de que la vacuna haya causado el evento”.
FactCheck.org says: A Moody's analysis concluded that even if the American Jobs Plan does not pass, the U.S. economy would add 16.3 million jobs over the next decade. The plan would provide an additional 2.7 million jobs.
PolitiFact says: This is a fabricated story. There is no evidence any trafficked children or dead bodies have been found on the ship.
PolitiFact says: H.R. 1 overhauls how new congressional lines would be drawn in many states. But these states — not the federal government — would choose the members of new commissions and equip them for the task.