“You have places like Georgia where liberal groups were paying people $10 per vote.”
Washington Post rated this: Four Pinocchios
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“[L]iberal groups" in Georgia "were paying people $10 per vote" in the 2020 election.”
FactCheck.org rated this: No Evidence
FactCheck.org says: True the Vote first made this claim in November 2021 in a complaint it filed in Georgia, citing an unnamed whistleblower. But a state investigation failed to find any evidence and the group failed to provide any.
“There’s danger involved in drop boxes. People need to think about it. Okay. Imagine someone decides ‘oh, there’s a drop box I’m just going to put some explosive and and blow it up and burn all of those ballots’ and now those votes don’t count at all.”
PolitiFact rated this: Ignores long safe record
PolitiFact says: Drop boxes in Florida are monitored by staff. Boxes have long been used by multiple jurisdictions without safety problems.