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FactCheck.org says: Tshibaka has said she would ban the sale of the morning-after pill via the mail, but the ads leave the misleading impression she would ban all forms of birth control.
PolitiFact says: Ryan wasn’t just professing “love for Pelosi.” He was saying that despite his love, it was time for new party leadership after Donald Trump won the presidency in 2016.
PolitiFact says: Prop. 2 would not eliminate Michigan’s existing requirement that voters show a photo ID before casting a ballot in person. Voters will still be asked to show a poll worker picture ID before they receive a ballot.
PolitiFact says: A bill aims to make it easier for election officials to provide ballots in languages other than English, but that doesn't change federal law which says citizenship is a requirement to vote in federal elections.
FactCheck.org says: Barnes says he wants to cut "middle-class" taxes and make sure the wealthy "pay their fair share."
FACTLY says: The article shared in the post was a prank article published by Navbharat Times on 21 March 2019. Later, they issued a clarification about the same, clarifying that it was meant to be a joke on the occasion of Holi. PIB…
Vera Files says: While Marcos Jr. did receive the highest number of votes in Philippine history, his win in the May 2022 polls is only the third highest margin of victory. The 31 million votes Marcos got translates to only 58.7% of the …
Washington Post says: There is no evidence to support the claim
FactCheck.org says: Nothing in the Senate Leadership Fund ad is factually inaccurate, but we thought readers may want to know more of the context of the case.
FactCheck.org says: President Joe Biden hasn’t filed anything yet with the FEC that would officially indicate he’s running for reelection. But social media posts have falsely claimed he has, based on a misinterpretation of a routine filing.
PolitiFact says: New York restricts the sale of whipped cream chargers, which contain nitrous oxide. Sales of cans of whipped cream are not restricted. IDs are checked when people register to vote, generally not at the polls.
PolitiFact says: President Joe Biden has not officially announced a bid for a second term. The notion that he did so in an obscure federal disclosure filing on Aug. is inaccurate.
PolitiFact says: In Arizona, voters who want to receive a mail ballot for a specific election or on a continuing basis must opt in.
FactCheck.org says: Fetterman has said he wants to eliminate mandatory life sentences for second-degree murder. He’s not talking about all murders, and he’s not seeking to eliminate the discretion for judges to impose life sentences.