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PolitiFact says: Constitutional and election law legal scholars across the political spectrum find that the Electoral Count Act does not give the vice president the power to dispute state-certified electoral votes.
PolitiFact says: The Senate Democrats’ Freedom to Vote Act includes a list of more than one dozen forms of ID that should be accepted in states that require an ID to vote. It also includes a workaround for voters who lack ID.
PolitiFact says: In 2021, evidence mounted that when fraud occurred, it was isolated and in such small numbers that it did not change the outcome of the election.
Washington Post says: One year after the attack, despite the post-attack spin, here's what is clear.
Washington Post says: Richard M. Nixon, a Republican, won Florida, Ohio and Iowa in 1960 — and lost to John F. Kennedy, a Democrat.
FactCheck.org says: The figure could include individuals who voted using provisional ballots and whose registration information wasn’t added to the voter rolls until after the necessary steps were taken to verify their eligibility.
PolitiFact says: Officials say the claim is based on confusion over the early voting process and a misuse of Maricopa County documents.
FactCheck.org says: No votes were deleted. As part of regular post-election maintenance, the secretary of state's office removed 101,789 obsolete voter files from Georgia’s registration rolls.
FactCheck.org says: Former Attorney General Bill Barr says that's false. “I never told him not to investigate anything.”
PolitiFact says: Trump’s claim that the election was not legitimate is contradicted by mounting evidence from election experts. No evidence has emerged to reverse the election results in any state.
PolitiFact says: The fact that Georgia election officials are removing outdated voter files in 2021 does not change the fact that Trump lost the election in 2020.
Washington Post says: Even if you accept his faulty math, Biden still would have won.
PolitiFact says: The GOP-organized audit is expected to reach completion in June and then those involved will write a report and submit it to the state senate. No findings have been released.
PolitiFact says: H.R. 1 would expand the role government offices play in registering voters, but it doesn't single out welfare recipients.
FactCheck.org says: The Pennsylvania Department of State said his claim is “based on incomplete and inaccurate data." In Detroit, the number of ballots cast versus the number of voters checked into polling precincts differed by a mere 357.
PolitiFact says: Trump received 74.22 million votes, which would round down to 74 million. And Trump fell short of Biden’s popular vote total, which was 81.28 million.