President of the United States. 1,168 claims checked by other fact-checking organisations, from 2018 to 2026. The ratings are theirs, in their own words.
PolitiFact says: A computer glitch wrongly signaled that ballots about to be given to some voters had already been issued as absentee ballots. The computer error did not indicate that the voters themselves had cast absentee ballots.
FactCheck.org says: A "harmless data error" resulted in a glitch at some Detroit polling precincts, but it was resolved and ballot security measures remained in effect.
PolitiFact says: The 2005 report co-written by Jimmy Carter raised security concerns about absentee voting, but it did not call for eliminating it. The report called for further study. Carter embraced mail voting in 2020.
PolitiFact says: The “NV” coding doesn’t mean the voter is ineligible — it means the voter’s identification needs to be verified. Voters have six days after Election Day to provide identification.
FactCheck.org says: The National Archives and Records Administration kept documents for several years in a former bowling alley while the permanent George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum was under construction.
PolitiFact says: Presidential papers often are taken to large, repurposed facilities, where they remain for years to allow for sorting and cataloging. Bush's paper sorting was done with the full participation of the National Archives.
FactCheck.org says: Construction of the pipeline was suspended in response to sanctions contained in legislation that Trump signed, but it started up again in December 2020, while Trump was still in office.
FactCheck.org says: Numerous experts on national security and the law surrounding classified documents say that isn't plausible. There is a process for declassifying information, and it doesn't appear Trump followed that process.
PolitiFact says: The National Archives said it assumed exclusive legal and physical custody of Obama's presidential records when he left office.
PolitiFact says: Trump has made statements for and against taking the Fifth Amendment, depending upon the persons involved.
Washington Post says: Trump posted this video on his new platform, Truth Social — showing free speech is still alive and well.
PolitiFact says: The Watergate was illegal, while the search of Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home would have received formal approval from a federal judge.
FactCheck.org says: Trump is citing a disputed, partisan report. There is no evidence of fraud and voting rates in the state’s nursing homes were not out of the ordinary.
PolitiFact says: Alaskans voted in 2020 to adopt ranked choice voting, a process by which voters rank candidates in order of preference rather than choosing a single candidate. It is a legal and secure way to elect politicians.