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PolitiFact says: The election do-over involves an election for alderman in Aberdeen, Miss., population 5,326. A judge found irregularities in the paperwork for 66 of the 84 absentee ballots cast, or 78%. The race was decided by 37 votes.
PolitiFact says: President Joe Biden wasn’t involved in recent announcements by Dr. Seuss Enterprises and Hasbro. They reflect internal company decisions.
PolitiFact says: Federal law already requires citizenship to vote in elections and H.R. 1 would not change that policy.
FactCheck.org says: Berenson se basa en información no corroborada enviada a una base de datos federal. No es usada para determinar tasas de mortalidad. Según los CDC ninguna muerte ha sido ligada a la vacuna contra el COVID-19.
MediaWise says: While a YouTube title accuses the protesters in the video of taking part in a violent mob and storming the U.S Capitol, it actually shows people protesting the GOP’s health care bill in 2017.
Washington Post says: The video ended because the event went to closed press
PolitiFact says: H.R. 1 requires states to use “objective and reliable evidence” to remove ineligible voters.
PolitiFact says: A court could order the temporary confiscation of guns on an emergency basis if a person is judged a threat to himself or herself or others “in the near future” by possessing a gun.
PolitiFact says: Claim attacking Republicans minimizes delays that have financially crippled thousands of Wisconsinites throughout the pandemic.
PolitiFact says: There is no evidence to suggest that the COVID-19 vaccines that have been approved for emergency use in the U.S. cause autoimmune diseases or death.
Washington Post says: Hispanics make up the majority of undocumented immigrants
PolitiFact says: H.R. 1 would not force every state to conduct elections entirely by mail. Instead, the bill would ease the process of voting by mail for those who want to use it.
FactCheck.org says: That’s true, but per capita the U.S. is not tops in the world in vaccinations. Israel has administered about four times as many doses per 100 people than the U.S.
Washington Post says: The White House Press Secretary originally said the United States "historically" does not sanction the leader of another country. That was wrong. She later updated her statement.