Fact Check: Does Video of Vacant Lot in Venice, CA Prove Voter Fraud?

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Claimant: Benny Johnson

Claim: A vacant lot in Venice, California with 26 registered voters proves voter fraud.

Rating: FALSE

Explanation: PolitiFact found the claim misleading and incorrect. The address shown in the video was previously used as a temporary homeless shelter. Under California law, eligible voters experiencing homelessness may legally register using a shelter or similar location. Election officials confirmed the registrations were valid and not evidence of fraud.

Source: PolitiFact

Date: 01/23/2026

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Last Updated on January 23, 2026 by Media Bias Fact Check

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