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FactCheck.org says: Experts said voting machines are not connected to the internet during tabulation; one state election official called the claims “utter garbage.”
FACTLY says: The video dates back to September 2024, and shows the Milad-un-Nabi bike rally in Latur, Maharashtra. While Indian flags are visible in the viral video, we cannot independently verify if the other flags are associated w…
FACTLY says: This viral video shows visuals from the ‘Pushpa 2’ movie trailer launch event held at Gandhi Maidan, Patna, Bihar, on 17 November 2024
PolitiFact says: Wisconsin law bars election officials from processing absentee ballots early, making it routine for absentee ballot votes to be reported late at night or in the early morning hours after Election Day. This is not fraud.
Vera Files says: Duterte has already endorsed senatorial aspirants running under the PDP-Laban and support party-list groups for the 2025 elections.
PolitiFact says: Federal law prohibits Immigration enforcement activity at polling places. A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement official said employees were reminded not to wear uniforms and insignia to avoid confusing voters.
PolitiFact says: The official 2020 general election results, reported by the Federal Election Commission, listed 36 presidential candidates who were present on at least one state ballot.
FACTLY says: The viral video is edited. The scrolling in the video suggests it was published by Aaj Tak in February 2020, but it covered news about Kejriwal winning the Delhi elections. We couldn’t find any reports confirming that t…
FactCheck.org says: Ballots were still being counted in the days following the 2024 election, but a claim that there was a suspicious gap of 20 million votes as compared with the 2020 election has been circulating on social media.
PolitiFact says: Arizona had a two-page ballot and, in the first of Pima County’s Nov. 8 ballot counting reports to the state, Pima mistakenly reported the number of pages counted, rather than ballots.
FactCheck.org says: There is no evidence of such a report, and a CBS News spokesperson said the outlet “did not report or say there was cheating in the election.”
PolitiFact says: Federal and state election officials rebutted 2024 election fraud claims, including ones related to Elon Musk's Starlink. They said there are longstanding systems to ensure votes are fairly and accurately tabulated.
FACTLY says: These videos are deepfakes that have been generated using Artificial Intelligence. They were made by manipulating the audio of the original videos in which Trump was speaking about something completely unrelated to
FACTLY says: This viral tweet was not posted by Donald Trump. The response came from the account “@thedonaldtrumph,” which is a parody account that uses a misspelled version of Trump’s name. We found that this account is a “Fan Acco…