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PolitiFact says: Turnout is measured as a percentage of eligible voters, not registered voters. Trump Jr.’s figures use eligible voters for the 2016 figure but registered voters for 2020. Using the proper denominator for 2020 shows 72%.
PolitiFact says: Variations in who led the race stems from the normal tabulation processes playing out. And the allegation of “surprise ballot dumps” is flat wrong. Officials had been warning about delays in counting for months.
Washington Post says: The votes are being counted.
PolitiFact says: None of the states cited in the post stopped counting votes altogether on Nov. 3.
PolitiFact says: Trump led in the raw vote count in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania as he spoke, but not all the votes have been counted in those states. Races also remain close in North Carolina, Georgia and Arizona.
FactCheck.org says: Vote counting always goes past Election Day. There’s nothing unusual about that. Most states don’t start counting mail-in ballots until Election Day.
PolitiFact says: A voting machine at an early voting polling site in Arkansas froze on a voter. Poll workers removed the machine. The machine never computed a vote for Joe Biden. The issue involved just one machine.
PolitiFact says: The Biden campaign said the vehicles with Trump supporters tried to slow down the campaign bus and run it off the road, and that staffers called 911 because they were concerned for their safety. The FBI is investigating.
FactCheck.org says: We surveyed all 50 states. By our count, there are eight states that specifically allow for early voters to change their votes.
FactCheck.org says: There is nothing unusual or untoward about counting mail-in ballots after an election. In fact, 22 states -- 12 won by Trump in 2016 -- accept postmarked mail-in ballots after Election Day.
PolitiFact says: Multiple laws require consideration of ballots past Election Night, including overseas military ballots and provisional ballots.
PolitiFact says: Republican Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske’s website says that "signature verification is performed on every ballot received.”
PolitiFact says: Your ability to call back your vote is much more limited, and it's impossible if you voted in person or if your mail ballot has already been tabulated.
FactCheck.org says: In 2012, Republican Mitt Romney received 96,467 votes in the city, about 14% of the total cast.
PolitiFact says: Trump voted in person at a library in Palm Beach County Oct. 24. The Supervisor of Elections said he did not vote twice in the general election.
FactCheck.org says: In early October, about 2,100 voters in Los Angeles County accidentally received mail-in ballots that were missing the presidential race entirely. The county sent corrected ballots to them.