PolitiFact Florida tracks promises by Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Gimenez as he begins a new term. We add one new promise to our Carlos-O-Meter.
Political observers on both sides puzzled over the fact Wisconsin elected Madison Democrat Tammy Baldwin to the U.S. Senate just two years after voting in conservative Republican Ron Johnson.
Johnson's own take -- voters bought into demagoguery and misinformation from the left -- has generated some attention.
Governor claim rates a Pants on Fire, senator's statement handed a Half True.
Texas can’t secede, we’ve noted. That hasn’t kept residents from signing a petition.
We're updating our Obameter and GOP Pledge-O-Meter, which track the campaign promises of President Obama and the House Republicans.
Critics harrumph that fact-checking doesn't work because politicians keep lying. But politicians aren't our audience. Voters are.
Critics harrumph that fact-checking doesn't work because politicians keep lying.
But we're not writing for the politicians.
Our target audience is the voters.
Critics harrumph that fact-checking doesn't work because politicians keep lying. But politicians aren't our audience. Voters are.
Critics harrumph that fact-checking doesn't work because politicians keep lying. But politicians aren't our audience. Voters are.
PolitiFact details the work done by fact-checkers and the responses from voters.
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Critics harrumph that fact-checking doesn't work because politicians keep lying. But politicians aren't our audience. Voters are.
From U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez to New Jersey's sitting congressmen, incumbents soundly fended off their challengers in Tuesday's election
Sen.-elect Ted Cruz of Texas already has a Truth-O-Meter report card.
So do Sens.-elect Tammy Baldwin, the Wisconsin Democrat who defeated a former governor to win a Senate seat, and Tim Kaine, the Virginia Democrat who bested a fellow former governor.