“They are trying to make it illegal to question the results of a bad election.”
PolitiFact says: Trump was indicted for his actions, not for questioning the election.
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PolitiFact says: Trump was indicted for his actions, not for questioning the election.
PolitiFact says: The video footage featured in this claim is not new. It’s from 2020 and has been previously debunked.
PolitiFact says: Fake ballots are extremely rare, and there is no sign they were used during the 2020 election. There are many security measures to ensure that eligible voters cast legitimate ballots.
PolitiFact says: Florida Republican lawmakers passed a bill that makes multiple changes to election law but it doesn't get rid of security measures.
PolitiFact says: Multiple politicians promptly criticized Trump’s phone call and the Fulton County District Attorney launched an investigation weeks later.
PolitiFact says: Having inactive voters on the voter rolls is common nationwide and does not signal that an election was not fair. Election officials must take steps to remove inactive voters as outlined in federal law.
PolitiFact says: Trump’s own advisers, federal and state officials, and judges nationwide found no widespread fraud in the 2020 election. There is no mechanism for the “termination” of constitutional rules because of undesired election r
FactCheck.org says: A spokesman for the county elections office said there was no "federal law enforcement presence" and "no evidence of corruption" in that election.
PolitiFact says: DeSantis won narrowly as confirmed by a recount. There was no evidence of efforts to steal the election in Broward.
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.
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.
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.
FactCheck.org says: Trump is citing a disputed, partisan report. There is no evidence of fraud and voting rates in the state’s nursing homes were not out of the ordinary.
PolitiFact says: Alaskans voted in 2020 to adopt ranked choice voting, a process by which voters rank candidates in order of preference rather than choosing a single candidate. It is a legal and secure way to elect politicians.
FactCheck.org says: An audit, including a hand recount, conducted in December 2020 had confirmed Antrim County's election results.
FactCheck.org says: The supposed evidence in the film is speculative and does not provide the “definitive” proof that Trump and the filmmakers claim.
PolitiFact says: There is no evidence of fraud or miscounts on any scale that would have had any impact on the outcome of the 2020 election.