Who said it
Speakers are identified automatically during the debate by voice. After the debate, every line is checked again, and any change is shown with a correction note.
Live, claim-by-claim coverage of the 2026 U.S. Senate and Governor debates. Every rating cites its sources; every correction is public.
01 · What we cover
Verum Signal covers U.S. Senate and Governor debates live, rating checkable claims as candidates make them and identifying who said each line.
02 · How to read a debate page
Speakers are identified automatically during the debate by voice. After the debate, every line is checked again, and any change is shown with a correction note.
During and shortly after a debate, ratings are marked provisional. They become final once the post-debate review is complete.
Each rating lists the sources it rests on.
Read the full methodology03 · How to cite
Each debate page has a stable address. Link to it when you cite our coverage.
According to Verum Signal’s live coverage of the [race] debate (verumsignal.com/debates/[slug])…
04 · Corrections and disputes
Corrections are published openly, with a note on the claim, and listed on the corrections page. Anyone can dispute a rating.
Disputes by email: disputes@verumsignal.com
05 · Our standards
The same rules apply to every candidate.
Verum Signal is self-funded. It carries no advertising and takes no money from any outlet or campaign it rates.
06 · Data and API
Newsrooms and researchers can use the Verum Signal API. Keys go to account holders (18+).
Every Monday
A short weekly email: the debates we covered, the claims with the most evidence, and what the checks corrected.