That thing you heard about a presidential candidate? It might not be true.

Election Day is coming, which means rumors are spreading faster than Facebook posts offering fake Taylor Swift tickets.

If you're concerned at all about JD Vance's "rent-a-dog," Kamala Harris' alleged "slurred speech" or Swift somehow losing millions of Instagram followers — don't be. Those claims are falsehoods, and they're far from the only ones.

Luckily, our partners at USA Today have a team of reporters who fact check key political events and work to debunk viral claims on social media.

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Here's a look at a few recent claims USA Today's Fact Check Team has looked into.

▶ CLAIM: Net worth of Biden, Harris more than quadrupled between 2019 and 2022 (FALSE)

▶ CLAIM: JD Vance admitted he has a ‘rent-a-dog’ to make him seem like ‘a dog fan’ (FALSE)

▶ CLAIM: Image shows Trump post saying ‘you better elect me’ because ‘everything is horrible’ (ALTERED)

▶ CLAIM: Video shows Kamala Harris slurring her words while drunk during a speech (ALTERED)

▶ CLAIM: Kamala Harris said she'd use executive action, Congress on reparations if elected president (PARTLY FALSE)

▶ CLAIM: Taylor Swift lost 17 million Instagram followers after endorsing Kamala Harris (FALSE)

Read more on USA Today's Fact Check page .

This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: That thing you heard about a presidential candidate? It might not be true.