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Amy Sherman's area of focus is primarily on government and politics, with a strong emphasis on fact-checking. Her coverage seems to be particularly interested in dissecting political statements for accuracy.
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In their second debate of the week, Sen. Susan Collins and her Democratic challenger, Troy Jackson, sparred on abortion, electric rates and Collins’ voting record. The candidates attacked each others’ past policies, votes and alignment with President Donald Trump.
At midterm rallies, President Donald Trump has repeatedly said Texas Democrat Jame Talarico is a vegan who vomits after eating meat. Talarico isn’t a vegan, and the president has provided no evidence.
By: Amy Sherman, Caleb McCullough
The Texas Democrat once advocated for reducing meat consumption. Trump has turned that into a recurring rally line unsupported by evidence.
By: Louis Jacobson, Amy Sherman
Democrats in competitive U.S. Senate races are capitalizing on public anger about the Iran war. Republicans, they say, keep voting against resolutions that could stop it.
Sen. Roger Marshall, R-Kansas, said Democrat Adam Hamilton “wants to shut down the beef industry.” That’s wrong. Hamilton has suggested eating less meat to combat climate change, not eliminating consumption entirely.
By: Louis Jacobson, Amy Sherman
PolitiFact listens to President Donald Trump's public remarks every day. Although there is always room for surprising new lines, he tends to repeat boasts about his achievements and attacks on Democrats. Here's a list of more than two dozen go-to Trump statements and how they square for accuracy.
Republican Sen. Roger Marshall and his Democratic opponent, Adam Hamilton, debated about diesel prices, SNAP and immigration in the race for the Kansas U.S. Senate seat.
By: Amy Sherman
President Donald Trump is crisscrossing the country in campaign mode like a Republican Santa Claus, pulling out promised “goodies” for voters — a manufacturing facility here, a military academy there and $5,000 checks.
By: Caleb McCullough, Louis Jacobson, Loreben Tuquero, Amy Sherman
MANCHESTER, N.H. — With less than a week until Election Day, Democratic U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas and Republican former Sen. John E. Sununu sparred over the best solutions for the increasing cost of living and who would deliver better results for New Hampshire in the U.S. Senate.
By: Amy Sherman
If you go to bed on election night and don't know who won a midterm congressional race, that's normal. And if you wake up the next morning and find that a candidate who was behind hours earlier has since pulled ahead, that's normal, too.
