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.
PolitiFact says: Republican Secretary of State Barbara Cegavske’s website says that "signature verification is performed on every ballot received.”
PolitiFact says: Posters with the words “BALLOT BOX” were placed on two trash bins in Philadelphia. But they weren’t an attempt to suppress votes; they were ads for an exhibit on voting and were quickly removed.
PolitiFact says: County elections officials said she did not violate electioneering laws.
PolitiFact says: Biden used the words "voter fraud organization" when describing a voter assistance and anti-voter suppression effort.
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.
FACTLY says: The image is of a protest in Kolkata against the CAA and NRC back in January 2020. This image has nothing to do with the ongoing assembly elections in Bihar
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: Mark Kelly’s campaign and several of his former classmates said that the photo is not of Kelly, and the posts provide no evidence it is him.
PolitiFact says: For the vast majority of the 440,000, an analysis the Instagram post relies on indicates those people have not voted in the past 12 years or have not moved, not that they are ineligible to vote.
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.
MediaWise says: The voting numbers Kanye West shared aren't real. They show random mock election data used for testing ahead of the election.
PolitiFact says: “Three red banners” has nothing to do with the Biden campaign. The logo was inspired by red stripes on the American flag.