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VERIFY: Is it legal to hand out food to people waiting in line at voting locations?
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VERIFY: No, Truth in Advertising laws do not apply to political ads
"Political speech is entitled to the greatest First Amendment protection."
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VERIFY: Yes, Trump can run again in 2024 if he loses the 2020 election.
A VERIFY viewer asked the team whether Trump would still be eligible in the next election if he lost in 2020.
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VERIFY: Yes, Trump can run again in 2024 if he loses the 2020 election
A VERIFY viewer asked the team whether Donald Trump would still be eligible in the next election if he lost in 2020.
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VERIFY: Yes, people can be paid for political ad testimonials
A VERIFY viewer asked if the people giving testimonials in political ads can be paid for their appearance.
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VERIFY: Yes, it's legal to be registered to vote in multiple states. Here's one way officials track moves
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VERIFY: Can groups, nonprofits hand out food to voters waiting in line?
The VERIFY team looked into what federal law says about handing out food to voters waiting in line.
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VERIFY: Is it legal to hand out food to people waiting in line at voting locations?
Groups and nonprofits around the country have started handing out food to voters waiting in long lines. But what does federal election law say about it?
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VERIFY: Why Trump’s $200 Medicare discount cards are under question
Several governmental departments will have to approve the proposal before the discount cards can be dispersed.
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VERIFY: No, Truth in Advertising laws do not apply to political ads
"Political speech is entitled to the greatest First Amendment protection."
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VERIFY: Can President Trump run again in 2024 if he loses this election?
The VERIFY team looked into whether President Trump could run again in 2024 if he lost the upcoming election.
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VERIFY: Yes, Trump can run again in 2024 if he loses the 2020 election.
A VERIFY viewer asked the team whether Trump would still be eligible in the next election if he lost in 2020.
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VERIFY: Yes, Trump can run again in 2024 if he loses the 2020 election
A VERIFY viewer asked the team whether Donald Trump would still be eligible in the next election if he lost in 2020.
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VERIFY: Yes, you can vote "absentee in-person" in Alabama
Posts about voting "absentee in-person" in Madison County are all over social media. What is "absentee in-person" voting?
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VERIFY: Yes, people can be paid for political ad testimonials
A VERIFY viewer asked if the people giving testimonials in political ads can be paid for their appearance.
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VERIFY: Yes, it's legal to be registered to vote in multiple states. Here's one way officials track moves
While it's legal to be registered in more than one state, you can only vote in one. Here's a breakdown.
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VERIFY: Yes, people can be paid for political ad testimonials
A VERIFY viewer asked if the people giving testimonials in political ads can be paid for their appearance.
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