“21% of 140,000 ballots were found to be in error in GA.”
PolitiFact says: The Secretary of State’s office said the claim about the error rate is wrong.
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PolitiFact says: The Secretary of State’s office said the claim about the error rate is wrong.
Vishvas News says: Actually this video is from Odisha.
PolitiFact says: Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a Republican, certified the presidential election results in November affirming Joe Biden’s win. He has not sought to undo that process.
FactCheck.org says: But the posts and the quote did not come from Trey Gowdy. The comments were made by retired Lt. Gen. Thomas McInerney.
Vera Files says: President Duterte had a chance in July 2019 to enact a Congress-approved bill penalizing contractualization, but he chose to veto it, saying the proposed law "unduly broadens the scope and definition of labor-only contr…
FactCheck.org says: Maricopa County, Arizona, officials say no watermarks were used on the ballots.
MediaWise says: While Delaware does prohibit gifts to voters, it’s not true to say that Georgia’s ban on food and water is the same law that’s in place in Delaware, since Delaware’s laws don’t even mention food or water.
FACTLY says: This is three years old news. West Bengal government back in 2018 decided to ban 125 RSS-affiliated schools that do not have a no-objection certificate. Multiple news agencies reported the news back then
PolitiFact says: Republicans in Arizona’s Senate ordered an audit of the 2020 presidential election in Maricopa County, which is ongoing. No preliminary findings have been released. There's no proof for the colossal numbers claimed.
FACTLY says: Election Commission of India or State Election Commissions would never distinguish voters based on religion or caste. The Election Commission also never discloses results on the basis of religion or caste since it is a …
Washington Post says: It's an absurd statement to say that 1 in 4 votes cast were fraudulent.
FACTLY says: The same video is available on the internet at least since September 2020. This video has nothing to do with TMC celebrations after the recent election victory.