#political-claims

#political-claims

Voter fraud is rare in the US and often results from misunderstandings, not intentional wrongdoing.

Social media claims of human-caused hurricanes before elections have been debunked; storms are naturally occurring phenomena with specific cyclical behavior.

Sen. Hawley suggests Missouri's abortion rights ballot measure could also protect gender-affirming care, but this claim is based on misrepresentation.

Vice President Kamala Harris did not explicitly support taxpayer-funded health care for illegal immigrants.

The UK's official statistics regulator is investigating the claim that Labour plans to hike household taxes by 2,000 if they win the election, which has sparked a heated political debate.

The claim that Labour would raise taxes for every family by £2,000 was refuted by the chief Treasury civil servant.

Government spending on the NHS has increased, but not as much as planned in the 2019 election manifesto.

Waiting lists in the NHS have not shown significant improvement recently, despite claims of progress.

Labour governments historically left with higher unemployment, but there have been exceptions; some Conservative governments also saw increases. Unemployment lower now than in 2010 under the Conservatives.