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29 October
7:20 pm

Electric rates are up fifteen on her watch.

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

7:20 pm
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Why we checked itA specific claim that electric rates rose (presumably 15%) under Kelly Ayotte's governorship is a verifiable factual assertion that could mislead voters if inaccurate.
What we foundElectricChoice's data put New Hampshire's residential electricity prices up 14.9 percent over the past year, and EIA data reported by Granite Post News show an 11 percent rise during 2025, Ayotte's first year in office. Fifteen percent is the latest year-over-year figure, rounded.
CorrectedCorrection: Originally rated Overstated. Rating changed to Supported following post-debate review: New Hampshire's residential electricity prices are up 14.9 percent over the past year, so fifteen percent is a rounded figure. The evidence is unchanged; the summary was rewritten to match.
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