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PolitiFact says: DeSantis won narrowly as confirmed by a recount. There was no evidence of efforts to steal the election in Broward.
FactCheck.org says: Some machines in Maricopa County, Arizona, couldn’t process ballots during part of Election Day, but some conservative commentators made the unfounded claim that the setback indicated an attempt to “steal” the election.
FACTLY says: The post shared an edited version of the ‘ABP News’ opinion poll that was telecast before the Himachal Pradesh Elections in 2017. The actual visuals of this old ABP News opinion poll predicted BJP winning a majority of …
FactCheck.org says: Dominion voting machines have had no issues reading ballots filled out with Sharpie pens.
PolitiFact says: A computer glitch wrongly signaled that ballots about to be given to some voters had already been issued as absentee ballots. The computer error did not indicate that the voters themselves had cast absentee ballots.
FactCheck.org says: A "harmless data error" resulted in a glitch at some Detroit polling precincts, but it was resolved and ballot security measures remained in effect.
FACTLY says: According to the official figures released by Election Commission of India, after 4th round of counting in Munugode by-election, TRS candidate secured 26,443 votes whereas BJP’s Rajagopal Reddy secured 25,729 votes. Thi…
FactCheck.org says: Voting by mail is popular, but the claim persists that it leads to rampant fraud. But many states don’t start counting mail ballots until after polls close, and some accept them for days afterward if they are postmarked.
PolitiFact says: There are valid reasons why election results could be delayed, including the tabulation of mail-in ballots.
Washington Post says: Biden did not pass a law, he took executive action.
PolitiFact says: The 2005 report co-written by Jimmy Carter raised security concerns about absentee voting, but it did not call for eliminating it. The report called for further study. Carter embraced mail voting in 2020.
FactCheck.org says: Pennsylvania marks mail-in ballot applications as “not verified” if a voter’s identity couldn’t be immediately verified; voters have six days after an election to submit a valid ID.
PolitiFact says: We found several examples of races in recent history that took days, weeks or months to determine a winner. The 2020 U.S. presidential election is one prominent example.
PolitiFact says: In 2018, 50% of eligible voters cast a ballot. In 2020, overall turnout was 66.7%.
FactCheck.org says: Buldoc resurrected a zombie claim that has been repeatedly debunked about busloads of people coming from out of state to vote illegally in New Hampshire.
PolitiFact says: The U.S. Postal Service is the country's only mail service and was established in 1970 as an independent government agency. Postal employees are prohibited by law from tampering with or destroying mail.
PolitiFact says: Washington implemented statewide vote-by-mail in 2011. There is no history of widespread voter fraud in Washington linked to this voting method.
PolitiFact says: The “NV” coding doesn’t mean the voter is ineligible — it means the voter’s identification needs to be verified. Voters have six days after Election Day to provide identification.
PolitiFact says: The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled that undated or incorrectly dated ballots must be segregated and not counted, but that doesn't change the law about counting of results which will continue after Election Day.