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PolitiFact says: The person in the image is an election worker transporting the ballots in Philadelphia as part of their official duties.
FactCheck.org says: A top election expert told us that it is routine for ballot counting to be suspended late in the evening, to be picked up the following morning. Final vote tabulations do not occur on election night.
PolitiFact says: Variations in who led the race stems from the normal tabulation processes playing out. And the allegation of “surprise ballot dumps” is flat wrong. Officials had been warning about delays in counting for months.
Washington Post says: The votes are being counted.
PolitiFact says: In the tweet, Rep. Ilhan Omar clearly referenced same-day registration, reminding Minnesota residents that state law allows them to register at the polls.
PolitiFact says: The Nevada Elections office tweeted early in the morning of Nov. 4 that it would post its next updated results on Nov. 5. But counting of ballots continued in the counties.
PolitiFact says: The image is doctored. The original photo was taken in 2009 and includes no wall.
PolitiFact says: None of the states cited in the post stopped counting votes altogether on Nov. 3.