Topic: voter-fraud
Trump's Election-Integrity Disclosure: What the Declassified Documents Actually Say
The July 16 address released genuine intelligence records. On most claims, the documents' own caveats, confidence levels and context cut against the framing the speech drew from them.
Did Ken Paxton Commit Voter Fraud Six Times?
ProPublica and the Texas Tribune found credible evidence Paxton voted in six elections from an address he'd moved out of, but 'committed voter fraud' overstates what has been legally established.
Noncitizen Voting: What Republicans Claim vs. What the Data Shows
State audits, Trump own disbanded commission, a federal court loss, and Heritage own fraud database all find noncitizen voting vanishingly rare, far too rare to swing elections.
The Rigging Is Legal: How One Party Systematically Engineers Electoral Advantage While Crying Fraud
Republicans engineered 15-17 new House districts through gerrymandering and a stacked Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act — yet they're still trailing Democrats by 5-10 points heading into…
Both Sides Do It: A Category-by-Category Comparison of Political Hypocrisy
Nine categories of political accusation examined with evidence from both parties — who accuses whom, and what the record actually shows for each side.
The Projection Playbook: When the Accusation Is the Confession
A fact-check of seven categories where Republicans accused opponents of doing exactly what they themselves were doing — with citations for every claim and counter-argument.