Verdicts:

- DOJ "launched" an aggressive Alaska probe: partly supported, misleading — it was underway and intensified, not new.

- Democrats committed "an overt act of voter fraud" in Alaska: exaggerated — the Times found recruitment, but noted ballot stacking is generally legal and did not establish criminal wrongdoing.

- Trump wants Peltola prosecuted: correct.

- O'Keefe and Higby "used fake names" and "did not vote or sign papers": partly supported, misleading — they used real voters' names, some deceased; they cast no ballots and stopped short of signing oaths.

- Federal prosecutors are investigating how a second Dan Sullivan reached Alaska's ballot: correct.

- DOJ found 400 noncitizens who voted 1,500 times: correct, with a qualification — 405 people, about 1,500 votes in Washington, per a disputed DOJ letter.

- Bolsonaro was "spirited off in the night, likely by the CIA": unverified — Flavio Bolsonaro left Brazil abruptly; no CIA evidence.

- Vouching means voting "for eight other people": incorrect — vouching covers residency so others can vote themselves.

- The Army could dig 2,400 gravesites quickly: correct, with a clarification — one engineer company, nonstop, up to 2,400 bodies in 24 hours.

- The U.S. told Gulf allies war with Iran "will light up" after the midterms: partly supported — allies were warned of possible strikes; no final decision had been made.

- "9,000 amphibious Marines" moved into the region: partly supported, misleading — roughly 9,000 total personnel, not 9,000 Marines alone.

- Britain's October 22 campaign, EU 72-hour kits, Germany's 10-day advice: correct.

- Microsoft "fired 26% of its entire workforce": exaggerated — voluntary buyouts were offered to about 60,000 employees; uptake is unknown.

- The Metro Alignment Playbook is a city-by-city economic disruption plan: unverified — from a single DataRepublican post; no independent corroboration found.

- Markey said the public must be prepared to "activate": correct in substance — he called for strike readiness like Minneapolis.

- The Senate cannot be abolished by amendment: correct — Article V's equal-suffrage proviso requires every state's consent.

- Assisted dying is Canada's second leading cause of death: incorrect — 16,499 MAiD deaths in 2024, 5.1% of deaths, behind cancer and heart disease.

- "Babies can't survive on formula" and formula children are "severely stunted": incorrect — formula is nutritionally complete; studies find normal-range development across feeding groups.

Tracker totals: 114 claims — 43 supported, 44 partly supported/misleading, 13 contradicted, 13 unresolved, 1 prediction pending.

Sources: https://www.juneauindependent.com/post/dunleavy-orders-state-criminal-investigation-into-peltola-campaign-ballot-stacking-allegations https://www.reuters.com/legal/government/minnesota-charges-conservative-activist-okeefe-influencer-higby-after-voting-2026-10-29/ https://www.ap.org/news-highlights/elections/2026/trump-administration-asks-washington-to-set-aside-ballots-from-400-voters-it-says-may-be-noncitizens/ https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/28/americas/bolsonaro-allies-exile-united-states-latam-intl?cid=external-feeds_iluminar_meta https://www.army.mil/article/296311/army_tests_battlefield_temporary_interment_to_validate_remains_preservation_and_future_repatriation https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/news/world/us-warns-allies-to-prepare-for-possible-iran-strikes-retaliation-after-elections-ap-sources-say/article71638818.ece https://www.walsallecho.co.uk/local/walsall-residents-encouraged-to-prepare-for-possible-disruption/ https://techcrunch.com/2026/10/26/microsoft-offers-buyouts-to-around-60000-employees-reports-say/ https://spectator.org/the-spookiest-interview-in-american-political-history/ https://thegoldreport.substack.com/p/physician-assisted-suicide-now-accounts https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7382202/

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