SupportedGeorgia's 2026 general-election early voting runs through October 30, and October 23 is the absentee-ballot request deadline.
Trump gave both dates at the Dalton rally. Georgia's official election guide lists October 13–30 for advance voting and says absentee applications must reach the county office by October 23. Voters should use their county's published voting locations and hours.
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SupportedTrump received more Georgia votes in 2024 than any previous presidential candidate in the state.
Georgia's certified 2024 presidential tally gave Trump 2,663,117 votes. That exceeds the previous presidential candidate totals, including Biden's 2,473,633 in 2020. This is a vote-count finding, not a claim about the margin or the 2020 winner.
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FalseDavid Perdue won Georgia's January 2021 U.S. Senate runoff and Jon Ossoff was never elected.
Trump asserted that Perdue won and Ossoff entered the Senate through a rigged election. Georgia certified the January 5 runoff; Ossoff received 2,269,923 votes to Perdue's 2,214,979. The certified result directly contradicts the claimed winner. The surrounding fraud allegation has no substantiated basis in the reviewed record.
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FalseTrump won Georgia's 2020 presidential election and fraud changed the state result.
Trump separately claimed he had won Georgia in 2020. The state certified Biden's victory, a statewide hand audit reaffirmed the outcome, and Georgia's 16 electoral votes were cast for Biden. Neither the certified count nor the reviewed fraud record supports Trump's claimed winner.
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FalseThe administration secured more than $21 trillion in new U.S. investment commitments in 15 months.
Trump repeated the $21 trillion figure in the Dalton speech and described that money as already being invested. AP's review found the White House's own listed total was about $11.2 trillion, partly including earlier commitments; many entries were intentions spanning years rather than completed spending. The reviewed record does not support the $21 trillion commitment total, much less realized investment.
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UnresolvedThe protesters who interrupted the Dalton rally were paid about $250 each.
Trump specified a payment of roughly $250 each during the interruption. AP witnessed and reported the protest but identified no payer, payment record or verified amount. No independently corroborated evidence of payment was located; the fact that a protest occurred does not establish who funded it.
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