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PolitiFact says: A clerical error was made in the initial vote report on election night but no voter fraud existed, election officials said. There is no evidence to suggest anyone 're-voted.'
PolitiFact says: Trump has been railing against mail ballots for months. His supporters followed his advice and largely voted in person.
Washington Post says: A mountain of evidence shows that mail voting has been almost entirely free of fraud through the decades.
FactCheck.org says: Votes are still being counted and results are unofficial, but Joe Biden already has surpassed Barack Obama’s record
FactCheck.org says: His own campaign hasn’t alleged that. Instead, the campaign has complained about not getting “meaningful access” to observe the counting.
PolitiFact says: The burden of proof is on the speaker making the claim. The information released so far by Trump’s team does not confirm their claim.
PolitiFact says: The federal government has no role in printing ballots or in the on-the-ground mechanics of elections. The responsibility lies with state and local governments.
FactCheck.org says: The number on the TV graphic mistakenly included in-person and mail-in ballots, but was quickly corrected.
FactCheck.org says: There has been no evidence of voter fraud affecting the outcome of the 2020 election, and the Trump campaign has provided none.
Washington Post says: Trump obviously cannot claim victory. Election officials in each state certify the winner of the presidential race.
PolitiFact says: Statement is correct for drinking water and child mortality, and for K-12 standardized test scores, though graduation rates are high.
PolitiFact says: A city elections official said that a ballot was not cast on behalf of the elder Bradley, but when the alive Bradley voted officials made a clerical error in recording the ballot.