former U.S. Senator running in Republican primary for governor in Georgia. 9 claims checked by other fact-checking organisations, from 2020 to 2022. The ratings are theirs, in their own words.
PolitiFact says: Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger -- not Gov. Brian Kemp -- announced in March 2020 that amid the COVID-19 pandemic he would send absentee ballot applications -- not actual ballots -- to every active voter.
PolitiFact says: The agreement said nothing about voter ID law and we found no evidence that it opened the door to the counting of fraudulent ballots.
PolitiFact says: Outlines of the proposed deal, including some state incentives, have been announced. Once negotiations are complete, more details of the proposal will be announced. The company involved is not owned by George Soros.
PolitiFact says: State officials in Georgia – Republicans – certified the results of the 2020 presidential election and the 2021 Senate runoffs. Perdue conceded days after his January 2021 loss.
FactCheck.org says: The only support for the claim is a Dec. 8 letter the Georgia Republican Party sent to the Senate Select Committee on Ethics asking for an investigation.
PolitiFact says: Ossoff backs a path to legal status for immigrants in the country illegally, not “total, blanket amnesty.” He is not seeking a lockdown to respond to COVID-19, but would support one if public health experts recommend it
PolitiFact says: Perdue is wrong about most of the positions that he says Ossoff holds. Even if Perdue’s evidence were accurate, it doesn’t square with what socialism is.
Washington Post says: The Communist Party did not endorse Ossoff
PolitiFact says: His voting record tells a different story.