“You have places like Georgia where liberal groups were paying people $10 per vote.”
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FactCheck.org says: Under New York law, 20 years is the maximum prison time that Trump could get. Some experts say any prison time is unlikely.
PolitiFact says: If Trump gets any prison time at all, he would likely be sentenced to serve the sentences for each count concurrently. That would be four years, at the very most.
FactCheck.org says: There were some law experts who said the hush money case against Trump was “strong.”
Washington Post says: There is no evidence Biden is involved
PolitiFact says: Las imágenes no son del accidente de helicóptero que mató al presidente de Irán, Ebrahim Raisi, sino que son de un videojuego.
PolitiFact says: La actriz Rita Moreno no dijo en una entrevista que unas gotas la hicieron ex diabética, su voz fue manipulada en el video en Facebook.
PolitiFact says: The judge told jurors that to find Trump guilty, they must agree unanimously on two things: that Trump falsified business records and that he did so intending to commit a separate crime.
FactCheck.org says: Gallego has said that he opposes allowing noncitizens to vote in Arizona and in federal elections. But in 2023, he voted to allow a D.C. law letting noncitizens vote in local elections -- a law that he now opposes.
PolitiFact says: Ukraine’s presidential election would have been held in March, but Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in November that elections would not take place.
PolitiFact says: We searched Google and reviewed "The View" hosts’ social media posts for evidence that they'd recently been fired from the show and came up empty. We also found no reputable reports that Elon Musk bought ABC.
PolitiFact says: The FBI’s violent crime rate for 2022, the last year officially available, was 370 violent crimes per 100,000 population. Since 1972, only two years have had a lower violent crime rate: 2014 and 2019.