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29 October
7:05 pm

She gave them no fault eviction, which has caused an increase in rent all across our state.

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Cinde Warmington, at New Hampshire Governor General Election Debate (WMUR)

7:05 pm
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Why we checked itAsserts that a specific policy (no fault eviction) was enacted by the opponent and caused rent increases statewide — both the policy attribution and the causal effect are verifiable claims.
What we foundThe first part of the claim — that Ayotte signed a no-fault eviction law — is well-supported, but the causal assertion that this law has caused rent increases across New Hampshire is not supported by available evidence and is contradicted by current rent data.
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