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Washington Post says: Eight European countries, including some of the largest, allow absentee voting.
PolitiFact says: Nothing about being on the list makes a person ineligible to vote, it's just clarifying where they live.
PolitiFact says: Schumer's public statements and legislative co-sponsorships do not support these claims.
FactCheck.org says: Ossoff has repeatedly said that he does not support the Green New Deal.
PolitiFact says: All Wisconsin election results were reported by 4 a.m. Nov. 4, before the alleged backdating referenced by this purported whistleblower.
PolitiFact says: We found no credible reports of people dying because they used masks to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
FactCheck.org says: As John McCormack wrote in National Review, “the notion that down-ballot Republicans greatly outperformed President Trump is inaccurate.”
Washington Post says: Warnock certainly tried to put Wright’s comments in context. But it’s a stretch to say that he defended hatred or “celebrated anti-American hatred.”
PolitiFact says: Neither the video nor the Facebook post provides any proof that the worker manipulated the data.
FactCheck.org says: Conspiracy theorists falsely claimed that a video of an election worker during the Georgia machine recount revealed fraud in the 2020 election. All it showed was a worker performing a routine part of the process.
PolitiFact says: Currently, Florida has relatively low rates of coronavirus cases, deaths and hospitalizations. However, the connection between this and Florida’s light regulation of businesses’ and residents’ behavior is less clear-cut.
PolitiFact says: Paul’s suggestion that “data dumps” could reflect fraud in the presidential election is not supported by evidence.
PolitiFact says: Yes, Americans pay more for remdesivir. No, Trump administration isn’t to blame for that