Elections & voting fact checks

Rep. Elissa Slotkin “voted recently to let illegals vote in U.S. elections.”

Publisher’s rating: False

Karol Nawrocki jako prezes IPN nie może startować w wyborach prezydenckich w 2025 roku, ponieważ ustawa o IPN zabrania prowadzenia działalności politycznej.

Publisher’s rating: Fałsz

Joe Biden was called for Michigan even though Donald Trump won more votes.

Publisher’s rating: False

“There were several states where outside actors dramatically changed the rules of the road, so to speak, two weeks out, one week out, on how elections would be run.”

Publisher’s rating: Mostly False

"We have the results of the senate & house, but not the President."

Publisher’s rating: False

Former Vice President Joe Biden said: “[W]e can only re-elect Donald Trump.”

Publisher’s rating: Editing Distorts Meaning

“BLM/Antifa/Democrat THUGS blocking polls & intimidating voters in North Carolina.”

Publisher’s rating: False

More than 500,000 mail in ballots in Virginia and 200,000 in Nevada were sent to dead people or pets

Publisher’s rating: False

“At John Lewis funeral Obama told a room full of people that rooms full of people is too dangerous so we must mail in vote.”

Publisher’s rating: False

In the 2020 presidential election, Wisconsin had "a registered voter turnout of 94%."

Publisher’s rating: Not the Whole Story

In 2018, "when votes were being stolen by the corrupt Election process in Broward County ... I sent in the FBI and the U.S. Attorneys. ... I stopped his [Ron DeSantis'] Election from being stolen."

Publisher’s rating: False

“Ivanka Trump is joining the Democrats to run against her dad.”

Publisher’s rating: Pants on Fire

Says Donald Trump “voted twice” in the Nov. 3, 2020 election

Publisher’s rating: Pants on Fire

The 2021 Georgia Senate runoff and the 2020 presidential election “were stolen.”

Publisher’s rating: Pants on Fire

Related reporting discusses the events in the claim but does not establish that either was stolen. A 2026 article about Trump’s political influence says he attacked Georgia’s election integrity in 2021, in the aftermath of his 2020 defeat, and that this discouraged Republican turnout in the general-election runoff. It describes the political consequences, not evidence of fraud in the runoff or presidential election. Separate reporting recounts Trump’s January 4, 2021, remarks in Dalton, Georgia, the day before Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff won their Senate runoffs. Trump said, “There is no way we lost Georgia” and called it “a rigged election.” The account places those comments in the context of his refusal to accept losing the presidential campaign to Joe Biden; it does not say he alleged that the Senate runoff itself had been stolen. These excerpts therefore document claims and political context, but do not provide a factual examination of whether either election was stolen.

Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee

Publisher’s rating: False

Democrats “manufactured votes from low income voters to steal the battleground states.”

Publisher’s rating: Pants on Fire

"Dead people always vote Democrat."

Publisher’s rating: False

Voter machines in Kentucky are automatically selecting ‘Harris-Walz’ despite voter’s NUMEROUS attempts to select ‘Trump-Vance.’ This is election interference.

Publisher’s rating: Not the Whole Story

“We need to make sure that school buses loaded with people at the polls don’t come in and vote."

Publisher’s rating: No Evidence

A misspelling of Donald Trump's name on a ballot viewing screen shows "election fraud" in Virginia.

Publisher’s rating: Not the Whole Story