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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-20 · 26 entries checked · 14 flagged · 40 issues confirmed · 14 corrected · 26 still open
Beau Willimon — Willimon did not receive an Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series; he was nominated but did not win.
Beau Willimon — Willimon did not write a stage play called 'The Great Society'; that is a play by Robert Schenkkan. Willimon wrote a play called 'Farragut North' (later adapted into the film 'The Ides of March').
Robin Wright — Robin Wright did not win a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her performance in House of Cards; she was nominated multiple times but never won.
Kate Mara — Zoe Barnes's last appearance is Season 2, Episode 1, not Season 2, Episode 8.
Kate Mara — Zoe Barnes's status should be 'Deceased' as her death is explicitly shown, not 'disappearance and presumed death'.
Claire Underwood — Claire's full name is Claire Hale Underwood, not Claire Jean Underwood.
Claire Underwood — Claire does not operate a global consulting firm called 'Claire Underwood Global Solutions'; she later runs a consulting firm called 'The Underwood Foundation' (or similar, but not that exact name) and later becomes involved with a nonprofit called the 'Claire
Peter Russo — Underwood promised Russo a cabinet-level position in exchange for voting against a key infrastructure bill is incorrect; Underwood promised Russo the position of Governor of Pennsylvania in exchange for supporting the education bill.
Peter Russo — Russo's downfall was orchestrated by Frank Underwood to clear a path for the Speaker of the House position is inaccurate; Underwood orchestrated Russo's downfall to secure the Vice Presidential nomination for himself.
Frank Underwood — The character is known for using a fountain pen with a hidden blade as a weapon during intimate confrontations.
Sally Langston — Sally Langston is introduced in Season 1, not Season 2. She first appears in Season 1, Episode 10 ('Chapter 10').
Sally Langston — Frank Underwood did not orchestrate the death of Sally Langston's husband. Her husband, Paul Langston, died by suicide (jumping from a window) due to a scandal involving a male prostitute, which was not arranged by Frank.
House Republican Conference — Peter Russo was never the House Minority Leader; he was a freshman Representative from Pennsylvania who served as a backbencher, not a leadership role.
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