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No, ‘500,000 Venezuelans’ with Temporary Protected Status won’t be able to vote in the presidential election

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VERIFYING claims from the second Republican presidential primary debate

The second presidential primary debate on Sept. 27 drew heated discussion among seven GOP candidates. VERIFY fact-checked claims made during the debate.
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It's not true that zero voting machines will be certified before the next presidential election

The Election Assistance Commission updated voluntary certification standards for voting machines, but machines approved under the old standards remain certified.
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Not true that no voting machines will be certified by the 2024 election

After Trump questioned Biden’s 2020 victory, new certification standards were made for voting machines. But they don’t decertify old systems.
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Yes, the RICO Act was created to prosecute the Mafia and other mobsters

Donald Trump is charged with violating Georgia’s RICO Act. His former lawyer Rudy Giuliani used the federal version of the law to prosecute mobsters.
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Yes, you can be elected president if you've been indicted or found guilty in a criminal case

Presidential eligibility is outlined in the Constitution and doesn't exclude anyone who's been charged with a crime or found guilty in a criminal case.
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Trump cannot pardon himself in state cases if he's re-elected

One of the top questions we’ve received from our readers is whether former President Trump could be pardoned if he is convicted. Here’s what we can VERIFY.
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Could the 14th Amendment keep Trump out of office? Why it’s unlikely

The Supreme Court would likely have to rule on two key questions before the ‘insurrection clause’ could be invoked.
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Fact checking if the 14th Amendment applies to Trump's eligibility to run

People are wondering if the 14th Amendment could bar Trump from becoming president again, if elected. But law experts say there are key points to answer first.
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Yes, convicted felons can run for president even if they can’t vote

Several states have laws stripping felons of voting rights, but the Constitution ensures those people can still run for federal office.
Elections

Felons can run for president even if they can’t vote

Can felons run for president, Senate, or House of Representatives even if their state denies them voting rights? Yes, the Constitution allows it.
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Comparing Trump's federal indictment to the Biden, Pence, Clinton investigations

Joe Biden, Mike Pence, and Hillary Clinton have all been investigated for mishandling classified documents. But only Donald Trump has faced criminal charges.

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No, ‘500,000 Venezuelans’ with Temporary Protected Status won’t be able to vote in the presidential election

VERIFYING claims from the second Republican presidential primary debate

It's not true that zero voting machines will be certified before the next presidential election

Not true that no voting machines will be certified by the 2024 election

Yes, the RICO Act was created to prosecute the Mafia and other mobsters

Yes, you can be elected president if you've been indicted or found guilty in a criminal case

Trump cannot pardon himself in state cases if he's re-elected

Could the 14th Amendment keep Trump out of office? Why it’s unlikely

Fact checking if the 14th Amendment applies to Trump's eligibility to run

Yes, convicted felons can run for president even if they can’t vote

Felons can run for president even if they can’t vote

Comparing Trump's federal indictment to the Biden, Pence, Clinton investigations

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