Senator Al Franken affirmed that his superdelegate vote would break from Minnesota's caucus results, but he didn't specifically suggest his judgment was "more important" than what his constituents wanted.
A popular meme detailing the actual delegate count between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton in May 2016 is mostly accurate.
The term "superdelegates" has been tossed around since New Hampshire's primary, but why do they actually exist?
Following Bernie Sanders' victory in the New Hampshire primary, concern about "superdelegates" swept across social media.
The "Jeopardy" game show host's death was used in what's referred to as advertising network "arbitrage."
Even our team at Snopes can’t prove if people have gone back in time.
Organizing large-scale strikes ranges from difficult to nearly impossible for the trucking industry in its current form.
While we're not sure exactly what this substance is, these images are real.
Right-wing activists and commentators, including President Trump's sons and lawyers, targeted an elections technology employee in November 2020.
