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FactCheck.org says: Conservative outlets are spreading a claim that the Army seized a server in Frankfurt, Germany, that could prove fraud in the 2020 election. There was no such seizure; the company doesn’t have a server in Frankfurt.
PolitiFact says: An inaccurate vote count in Michigan’s Antrim County was never an official result and was due to a human error by the county clerk, not a failure in Dominion Voting Systems software.
PolitiFact says: Signature verification and vote counting are totally separate by design. The goal is to preserve the secrecy of your vote.
PolitiFact says: Yes, some local races have flipped after recounts, but no race in the U.S. flipped with a margin near the 20,000-vote lead Biden has in Wisconsin.
PolitiFact says: There is no evidence the Biden campaign hired a mob boss named “Skinny Joey” Merlino to fabricate hundreds of thousands of ballots in Philadelphia. Officials have said the election was “transparent and secure."
PolitiFact says: Fifty-nine election and cybersecurity experts agreed in a public statement that claims of a "rigged" election "either have been unsubstantiated or are technically incoherent."
PolitiFact says: Election officials found more than 2,600 uncounted votes in Floyd County, Ga., but they are not evidence of voter fraud in Georgia.
Washington Post says: No big victory or major impact -- a minor race was too close to call because of a handful of ballots.
PolitiFact says: A small number of House Democrats who were in competitive races who co-sponsored a bill to provide Medicare for all won re-election.
PolitiFact says: The drive was unintentionally left behind, but was in an observed, supervised area the whole time. It's not at all related to a jump in Biden votes overnight, which came when Milwaukee finished counting absentee ballots.