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.
Washington Post says: The votes are being counted.
PolitiFact says: Trump led in the raw vote count in Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania as he spoke, but not all the votes have been counted in those states. Races also remain close in North Carolina, Georgia and Arizona.
FactCheck.org says: Vote counting always goes past Election Day. There’s nothing unusual about that. Most states don’t start counting mail-in ballots until Election Day.
PolitiFact says: Joe Biden’s health care plan includes an option for people to buy into government managed health care, but that would not be the only option.
PolitiFact says: The Biden campaign said the vehicles with Trump supporters tried to slow down the campaign bus and run it off the road, and that staffers called 911 because they were concerned for their safety. The FBI is investigating.
Washington Post says: Trump’s figure of 33.1% is an annualized figure and is pretty misleading in this context. The GDP was 7.4% higher than in the second quarter, short of the 10% needed. But for the economy to recover all that w
FactCheck.org says: Both states currently have very similar restrictions. For example, in both Arizona and Nevada, bars, restaurants, movie theaters and gyms are all open, but use is capped at 50% of capacity.
PolitiFact says: Hospitals might get paid more for Medicare COVID patients, but their doctors don't. And there's no evidence that the death count is over reported.
PolitiFact says: Biden in speeches in the 1990s used the word "predators." In his speeches, Biden did not single out any racial or ethnic group.
FactCheck.org says: We surveyed all 50 states. By our count, there are eight states that specifically allow for early voters to change their votes.
PolitiFact says: It's the biggest jump since 1947 (preceded by the biggest drop since then, too). But leading economic forecasters saw this coming.
FactCheck.org says: Trump could have boasted of similar percentages -- 93% to 96% -- during the worst periods of the pandemic.