Donald Trump.

Up to 100 factual claims that our editorial assessment finds contradicted by evidence. Ordered by latest check, not by popularity.

1. 01
   Contradicted by evidence28 September 2026

   No individual illegal voting occurred in the 2020 election.

   Trump’s new voter-fraud posts do not establish that he won in 2020 · EN · article revision 2

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2. 02
   Contradicted by evidence28 September 2026

   The Census study ignores naturalization when classifying noncitizens.

   Trump’s new voter-fraud posts do not establish that he won in 2020 · EN · article revision 2

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3. 03
   Contradicted by evidence28 September 2026

   Removing every published Census classification as a counted Biden vote would flip any of Arizona, Georgia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Michigan or Nevada in 2020.

   Trump’s new voter-fraud posts do not establish that he won in 2020 · EN · article revision 2

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4. 04
   Contradicted by evidence28 September 2026

   Trump won the 2020 presidential election, as he claimed on 18 August 2026.

   Trump’s new voter-fraud posts do not establish that he won in 2020 · EN · article revision 2

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5. 05
   Contradicted by evidence28 September 2026

   Every court challenge after 2020 was decided on the merits and proved that no fraud of any kind occurred.

   Trump’s new voter-fraud posts do not establish that he won in 2020 · EN · article revision 2

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6. 06
   Contradicted by evidence28 September 2026

   The two 26 September posts themselves announce convictions or explicitly claim that their new cases overturn 2020.

   Trump’s new voter-fraud posts do not establish that he won in 2020 · EN · article revision 2

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