0 People 33 Fact-checks 11 Articles People (0) Fact-checks (33) Pat McCrory stated on October 25, 2017 in a radio appearance: The North Carolina bathroom bill "was really never repealed." By Paul Specht• November 22, 2017 Dan Forest stated on March 06, 2017 in a press conference in Texas: Says HB2 has hurt North Carolina’s economy by "one-tenth of 1 percent of our annual GDP." By Will Doran• March 7, 2017 Caitlyn Jenner stated on March 31, 2017 in : Says North Carolina's replacement for HB2 "orders NC cities to discriminate against LGBT people until at least 2020 and unfair ‘bathroom bans’ remain." By Will Doran• April 4, 2017 John Skvarla stated on October 24, 2016 in a speech in Charlotte: Says HB2 "hasn’t moved the needle one iota" on North Carolina’s economy. By Will Doran• October 28, 2016 Dan Forest stated on February 14, 2017 in a written statement: "If Governor Cooper's proposed bill for repealing HB2 becomes law, it will create a state-sanctioned 'Look But Don't Touch' policy in our bathrooms." By Will Doran• February 17, 2017 Terry McAuliffe stated on November 30, 2016 in a radio interview.: "We would be just like North Carolina with HB2-like (transgender bathroom) legislation. It actually passed our chamber and I vetoed it." By Warren Fiske• December 5, 2016 Roy Cooper stated on October 11, 2016 in a debate: "Gov. (Pat) McCrory took $500,000 directly out of the disaster relief fund. And you know what it’s for? House Bill 2." By Will Doran• October 19, 2016 Chris Sgro stated on May 04, 2016 in a press release: "We've already lost $500 million in economic impact" from HB2 fallout in North Carolina. By Will Doran• May 16, 2016 Paul "Skip" Stam stated on April 11, 2016 in a newspaper interview: "There are 31 other states and 10,000 other cities that have the same type of policies that we just passed," referring to North Carolina’s House Bill 2. By Will Doran• April 13, 2016 Phil Berger stated on March 31, 2016 in a Facebook post: "Attorney General Roy Cooper refuses to do his job" by not defending House Bill 2 in a lawsuit. By Will Doran• April 7, 2016 Pat McCrory stated on March 26, 2016 in a list of rebuttals to criticism over the law: Despite the passage of HB2, "towns, cities and counties in North Carolina are still allowed to set stricter non-discrimination policies for their own employees if they choose." By Will Doran• March 31, 2016 Pat McCrory stated on April 17, 2016 in in interview on Meet The Press with Chuck Todd: The Human Rights Campaign is "more powerful than the NRA." By Will Doran• April 21, 2016 Pat McCrory stated on March 28, 2016 in a speech in Clayton, N.C.: "We have not taken away any rights that have currently existed in any city in North Carolina" with the passage of HB2. By Will Doran• March 30, 2016 LGBT Progress stated on March 23, 2016 in a tweet: North Carolina spent "almost as much as it spends on government rape crisis programs in a year" to convene a special session for HB2. By Will Doran• April 1, 2016 Dan Forest stated on April 06, 2016 in a tweet: Charlotte’s anti-discrimination ordinance would have "opened all bathrooms to all sexes at all times" if it hadn’t been overturned. By Will Doran• April 8, 2016 Pat McCrory stated on May 24, 2016 in a radio interview on Charlotte's WBT: Says the Human Rights Campaign is secretly funded By Will Doran• May 27, 2016 Republican Governors Association stated on October 24, 2012 in an ad titled “Hiding”: Gubernatorial candidate Maggie Hassan supported 33 tax and fee increases as Senate Majority Leader. By Jake Berry• November 3, 2012 Pat McCrory stated on August 02, 2016 in a press release: "Roy Cooper's refusal to do his job is costing taxpayers money." By Will Doran• August 16, 2016 Facebook posts stated on April 25, 2021 in a Facebook post: Caitlyn Jenner “literally killed someone 6 years ago in the streets and was released by a District Attorney.” By Steven Rascón• May 10, 2021 Ted Cruz stated on April 22, 2016 in an attack ad: Says Donald Trump thinks "a grown man pretending to be a woman (should) be allowed to use the women's restroom." By Linda Qiu• April 25, 2016 Articles (11) Fact-checking N.C. Lt. Gov. Dan Forest's pro-HB2 press conference in Texas By Will Doran• March 7, 2017 Checking on North Carolina's bathroom law affecting its economy By Will Doran• March 8, 2017 Roundup of HB2 fact checks: North Carolina's controversial new LGBT law By Will Doran• April 22, 2016 Explaining the NCAA's logic in singling out North Carolina By Will Doran• September 13, 2016 Gov. Roy Cooper's top campaign promises: The Coop-O-Meter By Will Doran• January 5, 2017 Fact-checking Roy Cooper’s State of the State speech By Will Doran, Paul Specht• February 26, 2019 Our ten most popular fact-checks from 2016 By Will Doran• January 3, 2017 Fact-checking the April 17 edition of 'Meet the Press' By C. Eugene Emery Jr., Linda Qiu• April 17, 2016 Dan Patrick touts fact check of study tied to Texas bathroom bill By W. Gardner Selby• February 7, 2017 A voter guide to North Carolina’s Senate primaries By Louis Jacobson, Paul Specht• May 13, 2022 The race for North Carolina’s U.S. Senate seat: A guide By Paul Specht• April 13, 2022
Pat McCrory stated on October 25, 2017 in a radio appearance: The North Carolina bathroom bill "was really never repealed." By Paul Specht• November 22, 2017 Dan Forest stated on March 06, 2017 in a press conference in Texas: Says HB2 has hurt North Carolina’s economy by "one-tenth of 1 percent of our annual GDP." By Will Doran• March 7, 2017 Caitlyn Jenner stated on March 31, 2017 in : Says North Carolina's replacement for HB2 "orders NC cities to discriminate against LGBT people until at least 2020 and unfair ‘bathroom bans’ remain." By Will Doran• April 4, 2017 John Skvarla stated on October 24, 2016 in a speech in Charlotte: Says HB2 "hasn’t moved the needle one iota" on North Carolina’s economy. By Will Doran• October 28, 2016 Dan Forest stated on February 14, 2017 in a written statement: "If Governor Cooper's proposed bill for repealing HB2 becomes law, it will create a state-sanctioned 'Look But Don't Touch' policy in our bathrooms." By Will Doran• February 17, 2017 Terry McAuliffe stated on November 30, 2016 in a radio interview.: "We would be just like North Carolina with HB2-like (transgender bathroom) legislation. It actually passed our chamber and I vetoed it." By Warren Fiske• December 5, 2016 Roy Cooper stated on October 11, 2016 in a debate: "Gov. (Pat) McCrory took $500,000 directly out of the disaster relief fund. And you know what it’s for? House Bill 2." By Will Doran• October 19, 2016 Chris Sgro stated on May 04, 2016 in a press release: "We've already lost $500 million in economic impact" from HB2 fallout in North Carolina. By Will Doran• May 16, 2016 Paul "Skip" Stam stated on April 11, 2016 in a newspaper interview: "There are 31 other states and 10,000 other cities that have the same type of policies that we just passed," referring to North Carolina’s House Bill 2. By Will Doran• April 13, 2016 Phil Berger stated on March 31, 2016 in a Facebook post: "Attorney General Roy Cooper refuses to do his job" by not defending House Bill 2 in a lawsuit. By Will Doran• April 7, 2016 Pat McCrory stated on March 26, 2016 in a list of rebuttals to criticism over the law: Despite the passage of HB2, "towns, cities and counties in North Carolina are still allowed to set stricter non-discrimination policies for their own employees if they choose." By Will Doran• March 31, 2016 Pat McCrory stated on April 17, 2016 in in interview on Meet The Press with Chuck Todd: The Human Rights Campaign is "more powerful than the NRA." By Will Doran• April 21, 2016 Pat McCrory stated on March 28, 2016 in a speech in Clayton, N.C.: "We have not taken away any rights that have currently existed in any city in North Carolina" with the passage of HB2. By Will Doran• March 30, 2016 LGBT Progress stated on March 23, 2016 in a tweet: North Carolina spent "almost as much as it spends on government rape crisis programs in a year" to convene a special session for HB2. By Will Doran• April 1, 2016 Dan Forest stated on April 06, 2016 in a tweet: Charlotte’s anti-discrimination ordinance would have "opened all bathrooms to all sexes at all times" if it hadn’t been overturned. By Will Doran• April 8, 2016 Pat McCrory stated on May 24, 2016 in a radio interview on Charlotte's WBT: Says the Human Rights Campaign is secretly funded By Will Doran• May 27, 2016 Republican Governors Association stated on October 24, 2012 in an ad titled “Hiding”: Gubernatorial candidate Maggie Hassan supported 33 tax and fee increases as Senate Majority Leader. By Jake Berry• November 3, 2012 Pat McCrory stated on August 02, 2016 in a press release: "Roy Cooper's refusal to do his job is costing taxpayers money." By Will Doran• August 16, 2016 Facebook posts stated on April 25, 2021 in a Facebook post: Caitlyn Jenner “literally killed someone 6 years ago in the streets and was released by a District Attorney.” By Steven Rascón• May 10, 2021 Ted Cruz stated on April 22, 2016 in an attack ad: Says Donald Trump thinks "a grown man pretending to be a woman (should) be allowed to use the women's restroom." By Linda Qiu• April 25, 2016
Fact-checking N.C. Lt. Gov. Dan Forest's pro-HB2 press conference in Texas By Will Doran• March 7, 2017 Checking on North Carolina's bathroom law affecting its economy By Will Doran• March 8, 2017 Roundup of HB2 fact checks: North Carolina's controversial new LGBT law By Will Doran• April 22, 2016 Explaining the NCAA's logic in singling out North Carolina By Will Doran• September 13, 2016 Gov. Roy Cooper's top campaign promises: The Coop-O-Meter By Will Doran• January 5, 2017 Fact-checking Roy Cooper’s State of the State speech By Will Doran, Paul Specht• February 26, 2019 Our ten most popular fact-checks from 2016 By Will Doran• January 3, 2017 Fact-checking the April 17 edition of 'Meet the Press' By C. Eugene Emery Jr., Linda Qiu• April 17, 2016 Dan Patrick touts fact check of study tied to Texas bathroom bill By W. Gardner Selby• February 7, 2017 A voter guide to North Carolina’s Senate primaries By Louis Jacobson, Paul Specht• May 13, 2022 The race for North Carolina’s U.S. Senate seat: A guide By Paul Specht• April 13, 2022
