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FactCheck.org says: Kamala Harris drew a large crowd at a campaign rally near Detroit, according to photos, videos and press reports. But posts online baselessly claim that an image of the event was created by AI to inflate the crowd size.
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.
FactCheck.org says: The judge in the criminal trial of former President Donald Trump denied a defense request to ask jurors about their party registration, so their political affiliation is not known.
PolitiFact says: Trump has made a lot of statements criticizing voting by mail in the past but this year he has also told Republicans that it is acceptable to vote by mail.
PolitiFact says: The Trump statement is partially accurate but is missing context, including about more recent statements that he made about voter ID and the NRA.
Washington Post says: The FEC staff wanted to investigate but the commission deadlocked in a tie vote
PolitiFact says: The presence of a former Justice Department prosecutor on the team doesn’t prove that the Biden White House or his campaign officials coordinated the case with Bragg.
Deutsche Welle says: The boom in the US stock market has less to do with Trump's poll ratings and more with the interest rate policy of the Federal Reserve (FED).
Washington Post says: There is no evidence this is the case.
FactCheck.org says: In 17 polls over the last three months, Haley topped Biden in eight polls and fared better against Biden than Trump in seven of them.
FactCheck.org says: Lincoln was not “removed from the ballots” in 1860.
FactCheck.org says: In a 2005 report, the bipartisan commission warned about the increased risk of fraud, but suggested measures to lessen that risk. Carter is an advocate for mail-in voting.
PolitiFact says: Citizenship is a requirement to vote in federal elections. The process for immigrants to become citizens takes years.
PolitiFact says: The 2020 election's outcome has been verified in many ways, and there is no evidence voter fraud stole the election from Donald Trump. This report repeats allegations previously fact-checked by PolitiFact and others.
FactCheck.org says: He is referring to errors made during an audit — not during the official ballot count. State investigators deemed the errors unintentional and said they did not affect the election outcome.