Disclaimer

CampaignReceipts is a free, independently-edited fact-checking archive. It exists to make campaign promises and their outcomes easier for citizens, journalists, and researchers to find and compare. It is not legal advice, voting advice, financial advice, or a paid political communication. We do not endorse any candidate, party, or ballot measure.

Each verdict — KEPT, PARTIAL, BROKEN, YOU DECIDE — is the editorial product of our team applying the published rules at /methodology to primary-source records (Public Law numbers, Senate and House roll-call votes, executive orders, signed legislation, court rulings). Reasonable readers can and do disagree. Disagreement is the point: we publish the receipts so you can come to your own conclusion.

We work in good faith from the public record but make no guarantee that every receipt is current, every quote is exactly as spoken, or every verdict is final. Politics moves; verdicts can change. We track changes via the monthly spot-audit documented at /methodology and publish corrections at /corrections.

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