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Facebook posts stated on July 27, 2016 in on social media:
Say Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn support Trump by wearing t-shirt
By Patrick Orsagos• June 30, 2020
Stephen Miller stated on February 12, 2017 in an interview on ABC's "This Week":
"This issue of busing voters in to New Hampshire is widely known by anyone who’s worked in New Hampshire politics. It’s very real, it’s very serious."
By Katie Sanders• February 12, 2017
Donald Trump stated on July 09, 2022 in Social media:
The Wisconsin Supreme Court decision declaring ballot drop boxes illegal "includes the 2020 Presidential Election."
By D.L. Davis• July 14, 2022
Donald Trump stated on November 27, 2016 in a tweet.:
There was "serious voter fraud" in Virginia. 
By Sean Gorman• November 29, 2016
The Gateway Pundit stated on July 22, 2022 in a headline:
In 2020, “250,000 ballots were manufactured” in Georgia and “Biden was given win” by Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger
By Amy Sherman• July 29, 2022
Donald Trump stated on June 26, 2021 in Statement:
“In 2020 we won (Wisconsin).”
By D.L. Davis• July 6, 2021
Newsflash stated on June 10, 2018 in a headline:
"Breaking: Shep Smith to be canned because he can’t control his hate for Donald Trump."
By Amy Sherman• June 13, 2018
Bloggers stated on March 14, 2017 in an article:
"President Trump just told Paul Ryan, ‘You’re fired.’"
By Tom Kertscher• April 2, 2017
Donald Trump stated on November 27, 2016 in a tweet:
There was "serious voter fraud" in California.
By Chris Nichols• November 28, 2016
Viral image stated on May 29, 2018 in viral image:
Says Whoopi Goldberg wore a shirt that shows Donald Trump firing a gun at himself.
By Manuela Tobias• May 30, 2018
Joy Behar stated on September 06, 2017 in comments on 'The View':
Says PolitiFact reported that "95 percent of what (Donald Trump) says is a lie."
By Joshua Gillin• September 18, 2017
Chain email stated on May 11, 2017 in a chain email:
Says there are thousands of registered voters over 110 years old in North Carolina, including one who is 219 years old.
By Will Doran• May 18, 2017
Donald Trump stated on May 26, 2020 in a tweet:
There are “many unanswered and obvious questions” about the 2001 death of a staff member of Joe Scarborough.
By Jon Greenberg• May 26, 2020
Viral image stated on June 20, 2020 in a viral image:
Says Kamala Harris said “once Trump’s gone” from the White House, “we’ll be coming for you next. You will feel the vengeance of a nation.”
By Tom Kertscher• June 29, 2020
Viral image stated on December 12, 2019 in a Facebook post:
Says a photo shows "a Trump rally in downtown Philly yesterday."
By Ciara O'Rourke• January 6, 2020
Donald Trump stated on November 29, 2017 in a post on Twitter:
Says Joe Scarborough is party to an "unsolved mystery" from his time as a congressman in Florida.
By Aaron Sharockman• November 29, 2017
Bloggers stated on November 06, 2018 in a Facebook post:
Says "Kurt Russell supports Trump" by wearing a Trump T-shirt.
By Tessa Weinberg• November 6, 2018
Facebook posts stated on October 02, 2020 in a Facebook post:
An episode of “The Simpsons” showed Donald Trump in a coffin.
By Miriam Valverde• October 2, 2020
Facebook posts stated on December 20, 2019 in a Facebook post:
"If Trump is impeached in the house & not senate, he can run 2 more times."  
By Tom Kertscher• January 27, 2020
Bloggers stated on July 28, 2017 in Internet posts:
"Kim Jong Un killed in (President Donald) Trump’s overnight black op attack on North Korea."
By Joshua Gillin• August 4, 2017

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2019 Lie of the Year Readers’ Poll results

By Angie Drobnic Holan• December 16, 2019

The most outlandish, Pants On Fire! claims we fact-checked in 2017

By Chris Nichols, Kathryn Palmer• December 27, 2017

2017 Lie of the Year Readers’ Poll results

By Angie Drobnic Holan• December 12, 2017

Lie of the Year 2021: Readers' Choice Poll

By Josie Hollingsworth• December 7, 2021

2021 Lie of the Year Readers’ Choice poll results

By Angie Drobnic Holan• December 15, 2021

Tell us: What was the biggest lie of 2022?

By Katie Sanders• November 29, 2022

The week in fact-checking: Donald Trump's Pants on Fire week, the death of George Floyd

By Angie Drobnic Holan• May 29, 2020

We asked, you answered: PolitiFact readers’ choice for the 2022 Lie of the Year

By Louis Jacobson• December 13, 2022

Donald Trump's top 10 most misleading claims

By Linda Qiu• October 27, 2016

2015 Readers’ Poll results

By Lauren Carroll• December 21, 2015

The top 10 most viewed fact-checks of 2017

By John Kruzel• December 27, 2017

2018 Lie of the Year Readers’ Poll results

By Angie Drobnic Holan• December 11, 2018

The truth (so far) behind the 2016 campaign

By Aaron Sharockman• June 29, 2016

The 10 biggest falsehoods from the year of Trump

By Lauren Carroll• June 16, 2016

2016 Lie of the Year Readers’ Poll results

By Linda Qiu• December 13, 2016

9 key fact-checks about the 2020 presidential election in Wisconsin

By D.L. Davis• January 4, 2021

PolitiFact's guide to Obama's birth certificate

By Bill Adair• April 27, 2011

The Trump file: Trump's 10 top falsehoods of 2018

By Katie Sanders• December 11, 2018

Still Burning: Trump’s claim of ‘serious voter fraud’ in Calif. remains Pants On Fire

By Chris Nichols• January 27, 2017

Donald Trump and the Truth-O-Meter

By Tom Kertscher• December 13, 2016