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PolitiFact says: Close to Election Day, the US Postal Service handles mailed ballots differently than other mail to ensure prompt delivery, but this procedure isn’t new in 2024. Similar measures were used in prior elections, experts say.
PolitiFact says: The Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the FBI and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency said Russian influence actors created this video.
PolitiFact says: As of Nov. 4, there were no credible news reports or statements that former basketball star Michael Jordan has endorsed any candidate in the 2024 presidential election.
FactCheck.org says: Election experts say delays are due to extremely close results and the routine counting of mail-in ballots.
FactCheck.org says: There have been some high-profile crimes committed by immigrants who are in the country illegally, but there’s no evidence of a wave of what Trump has called “migrant crime” in the existing data, experts have said.
FactCheck.org says: A video showing a Kentucky voter having difficulty marking a ballot for former President Donald Trump was investigated and found to be an “isolated incident” of “voter error," officials said.
PolitiFact says: Colorado conservative activist Joe Oltmann made this allegation claim he listened to an "antifa conference call" but provided no evidence.
PolitiFact says: Joe Rogan, the influential podcaster who recently interviewed Republican presidential nominee and former President Donald Trump, hadn’t announced who he’s voting for in the 2024 election as of early afternoon Nov. 3.
PolitiFact says: The FBI said in a Nov. 2 statement that the video depicts false content.
FactCheck.org says: A conservative dark money group fabricated a website and digital ad campaign that purport to share — but often distort — policies supported by Kamala Harris.
PolitiFact says: The man in a video made unsubstantiated allegations of election fraud and revived long-debunked claims about Georgia’s 2020 presidential election. He isn’t a “Democratic operative” and his claims aren’t true.
FACTLY says: This viral video dates back to May 2024 and is unrelated to Priyanka Gandhi’s recent election campaign in the Wayanad parliamentary constituency. The video actually shows footage from a rally held by Priyanka Gandhi in …
PolitiFact says: A man seen in a video widely shared on social media dropping off a container of election ballots at a Northampton County, Pennsylvania, courthouse is a United States Postal Service worker.
PolitiFact says: Kentucky election officials investigated the situation and found it to be an isolated incident of operator error with a voting machine. They said this does not indicate fraud or widespread election interference.
PolitiFact says: Police received complaints about Val Biancaniello's behavior from people in line. She was “briefly detained” and released with a citation for summary disorderly conduct, the county said. She wasn’t arrested.
PolitiFact says: Michigan officials said the state has about 8.4 million registered voters, which includes inactive voters who have not yet been removed from voting rolls. State and federal laws dictate when inactive voters are removed.
PolitiFact says: The X account's screenshots contained multiple inconsistencies. The user also manipulated facts about Tim Walz to build this baseless narrative. The X user offered no verifiable evidence to support this allegation.
PolitiFact says: Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, officials said that they were investigating 2,500 voter registration applications. The applications are not the same as ballots.
PolitiFact says: Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, officials said a viral video showed a group of voters at a polling location to apply for mail-in ballots. Only U.S. citizens registered to vote in the state are eligible to cast a ballot.
PolitiFact says: We did not find credible news reports or confirmation to support claims that the Harris-Walz campaign paid Lizzo for her Oct. 19 appearance at a Detroit campaign event.