“Photo of Senate bet Mar Roxas steering a tricycle as part of his campaign strategy in this year's elections”
Tsek.ph rated this: Misleading: It's a 2009 photo
Elections
2,118 claims on this topic checked by other fact-checking organisations. Topics are sorted by the words in each claim and cover English-language checks.
“SUPER THANK YOU PO FOR MAKING US NUMBER ONE SA YAHOO SURVEY We got 30% of 66,015 votes for which candidate impressed you the most in Harapan 2019 Senatorial Debate”
Tsek.ph rated this: Needs context: Yahoo's survey is an informal poll
“Action will be taken against people who will share poll campaign-related posts on social media platforms during the 2019 Lok Sabha Elections.”
The Quint rated this: FALSE
“Independent Tamworth candidate and councillor Mark Rodda accuses NSW ministers of gifting funds to government-held seats for “unworthy” arts projects.”
AAP FactCheck rated this: True - The checkable claims are all true.
“Nigeria’s elections authority is reconsidering 2019 presidential poll results”
Africa Check rated this: False
“Nigeria’s supreme court has given President Muhammadu Buhari, the winner of the recent presidential election, five days to vacate Aso Rock – the presidential villa.”
Africa Check rated this: False
“This list shows the candidates fieled by BJP in different consitutencies ahead of the 2019 Lok Sabha Elections.”
The Quint rated this: FALSE
“A claim that ECOWAS election observer mission to Nigeria has commended the outcome of Nigeria’s recent presidential election. She was alleged to have said: “The outcome of the 2019 elections, (sic) reaffirms the massive support of the Nigerian public to the fight against corruption.”
DUBAWA rated this: This claim is False.
“A claim that the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as saying that his life is in serious danger.”
DUBAWA rated this: Totally False
“Buhari ‘mistakenly’ votes for rival PDP in Nigeria’s elections”
Africa Check rated this: False
“Former Nigerian president Obasanjo endorsed Buhari two days before elections”
Africa Check rated this: False
“Donald Trump endorses Nigerian presidential candidate Alh Atiku Abubakar”
Africa Check rated this: False
“A claim that the CIA, on behalf of the US Government, has raised alarm over invasion of armed aliens from Chad, Cameroon, Niger and Sudan to rig and induce violence at the Nigerian elections.”
DUBAWA rated this: Likely false.
“A viral claim during the 2019 General Election says that the date on the ballot paper will determine if your vote will be counted or not.”
DUBAWA rated this: False.
“A claim that the United States congratulated Atiku ahead of the 2019 polls.”
DUBAWA rated this: Totally False
“A list of dates is viral on social media, claiming to be that of the fast-approaching 2019 general election.”
The Quint rated this: FALSE
“Some information to be adhered to during the polls”
DUBAWA rated this: False
“All the ballot papers have been thumb printed for Buhari/Atiku”
Africa Check rated this: False
“50 million ballot papers already thumb-printed for PDP”
Africa Check rated this: False
“A claim that the president of Nigeria was not aware of the postponement of the election, and thus arrived at his polling unit to vote.”
DUBAWA rated this: False