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PolitiFact says: Over a decade ago, Donald Trump gave $6,000 to Kamala Harris' California attorney general reelection campaign. Harris donated that money to a nonprofit in 2015, a spokesperson said. Campaign finance records confirm this.
PolitiFact says: Vance told ABC News in February 2024 that if he had been vice president in 2020, he would have told states, "we needed to have multiple slates of electors."
PolitiFact says: Among more than 100 publicly released polls dating to October 2021, none shows Vice President Kamala Harris with approval ratings that outweigh disapproval ratings.
PolitiFact says: States commonly ban bribing voters but laws that expressly ban giving away food or water to voters waiting in lines are rare. Voters can consume their own food or water in line.
PolitiFact says: County elections officials said she did not violate electioneering laws.
PolitiFact says: Biden’s campaign told local news reporters that it didn’t release details about the times and locations of the day’s events to avoid crowding amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
PolitiFact says: Historians who have studied the relationship between Lincoln and his nominee, Salmon P. Chase, said that Lincoln’s decision may have stemmed from political or logistical reasons rather than high-minded ones.
PolitiFact says: She’s right about the proximity of the chief justice's death to Election Day, but historians can't say for sure whether Lincoln's motivations for a delay were exactly as Harris suggested.
PolitiFact says: Harris has not said she would advocate for giving the Boston Marathon bomber the right to vote, only that she is open to it. Asked if prisoners such as the bomber should vote, she said there should be a conversation.