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28 October
7:10 pm

New Hampshire families are paying on average about fifty three hundred dollars more per household for everything they need because of Donald Trump's inflation and the tariffs that he slapped on everything.

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Chris Pappas, at New Hampshire U.S. Senate General Election Debate (WMUR)

7:10 pm
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Why we checked itThe specific figure of $5,300 more per household is a concrete, verifiable claim about the economic impact of tariffs and inflation on New Hampshire families.
What we foundThe $5,300 figure is within the range of some Democratic-aligned JEC estimates but exceeds the figures from independent or non-partisan analyses, and all estimates include methodological caveats about attributing all cost increases to Trump specifically.
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