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3 checks for “Project Veritas”

Checked by FactCheck.org13 Nov 2020United States Elections

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“Pennsylvania USPS Whistleblower Exposes Anti-Trump Postmaster's Illegal Order To Back-Date Ballots.”

FactCheck.org rated this: Distorts the Facts

FactCheck.org says: A postal worker in Erie, Pennsylvania, claimed that his superiors were backdating postmarks on ballots, then told federal investigators that he didn’t actually know that — and then went back to his original position.

Checked by FactCheck.org7 Nov 2020United States Elections

Project Veritas, Right-wing activist organization

“Postal workers in Michigan backdated ballots so that they could be counted.”

FactCheck.org rated this: Distorts the Facts

FactCheck.org says: A video suggests that U.S. Postal Service employees backdated ballots in Michigan. The claim is unproven, but, even if true, no ballots in the state are accepted after Nov. 3, regardless of the postmark.

Checked by USA TODAY16 Oct 2020United States Elections

Project Veritas

“Project Veritas discovered a voter fraud scheme connected to Rep. Ilhan Omar in Minneapolis”

USA TODAY rated this: False