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“Under Kamala Harris, "300,000 Pennsylvania jobs that depend on fracking would also disappear.”

FactCheck.org says: Vice President Harris has said that she will not attempt to ban fracking if elected president in 2024. It’s also questionable that more than 300,000 Pennsylvania jobs “depend on fracking.”

“U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin “voted to send hundreds of millions to Iran” to bankroll “radicals like Hezbollah and Hamas.”

“Tammy Baldwin wants to take away” Medicare and Social Security.”

“Mandela Barnes came out in favor of abortion up until the moment of birth.”

“Sen. Raphael Warnock "voted with Biden to slash Medicare spending.”

PolitiFact says: By leveraging Medicare’s market power, the government would be able to pay less for certain prescription drugs, thus preserving the same level of benefits for less money. That's not a cut.

“Sen. Raphael Warnock “voted with Biden to cripple U.S. oil production.”

FactCheck.org says: The ad cites votes against two symbolic amendments proposed by Republicans during a 2021 vote-a-rama, but U.S. oil production has increased during Warnock’s time in office.

“Says Mandela Barnes "supports stripping health care away from millions.”

“Says Democratic Senate candidate Mandela Barnes “supports abolishing ICE.”

“Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman wants to “eliminate life sentences for murderers.”

FactCheck.org says: Fetterman has said he wants to eliminate mandatory life sentences for second-degree murder. He’s not talking about all murders, and he’s not seeking to eliminate the discretion for judges to impose life sentences.

“John Fetterman has "embraced parts of the Green New Deal that'd cost you 50,000 bucks a year.”

FactCheck.org says: That figure is based on a speculative estimate about the cost of implementing policies to achieve the aims of the Green New Deal, and without any evidence that Fetterman supports all of those policies.

“Republicans DO NOT want to throw doctors” in jail.”

PolitiFact says: Over a dozen Republican-controlled states have passed abortion laws that permit jail sentences for doctors. 45 Senate Republicans backed a bill that would impose a prison sentence of up to five years.

“Sen. Raphael Warnock “voted for welfare for politicians plan. Up to $25 million of government money for Warnock’s own political campaign.”

PolitiFact says: The voluntary matching program would not start until 2028 and would be paid for out of surcharges on court cases and settlements.

“Says Raphael Warnock supports boycotts of Georgia to protest voting law.”

PolitiFact says: The ad omits Warnock’s full statements about whether businesses should boycott the state.

“Jon Ossoff “praised” the Green New Deal.”

FactCheck.org says: Ossoff has repeatedly said that he does not support the Green New Deal.

“Gov. Steve Bullock “steered 14.3 million Montana dollars to his brother’s company.”

FactCheck.org says: William Bullock sold his shares in Pioneer Technical Services four years before his brother became governor in 2013, the company's CEO told us.

“[Steve] Bullock’s health care plan will force rural hospitals to close. Medicare as we know it will change, replaced by a government-run program with fewer doctors and longer wait times.”

PolitiFact says: It's not clear that the implementation of a public option for health insurance would lead to lower reimbursement rates and cause rural hospitals to close. Medicare is already a government-run program.

“Cal Cunningham "voted for over $1 billion in new taxes.”

PolitiFact says: As a state legislator in 2001, Cunningham supported a law to address a budget shortfall that included more than $1 billion in new taxes and fees.

“Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper accepted donations from an oil and gas company and "let them get away" without fines or prosecution after a fatal home explosion in 2017.”

FactCheck.org says: Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission issued a record fine against the company, but waited for federal investigators to issue a report, which occurred after Hickenlooper left office.