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Gov. Chisom Oduya · Governor
I will veto any budget that does not include a 5% annual teacher pay increase.
Captured from: PSEA endorsement event, Pittsburgh, PA — Aug 2022
BROKENSample · PSEA (PA teachers union) endorsement press release
How does a promise become a vote become an outcome?

Evidence Chain

1
Governor's budget signature
Gov. Oduya signed FY2025 General Appropriations Act on June 30, 2024. Act included 3.2% teacher pay increase.
https://www.governor.pa.gov/newsroom/
Sample · Governor's budget signature
2
PSEA post-budget analysis
PSEA statement: 'We are disappointed the governor signed the budget without the full 5% increase he pledged.'
https://www.psea.org/news
Sample · PSEA post-budget analysis

Dissent Log

On-record counterargument
Governor's office statement: 'A 3.2% increase was the maximum the budget could sustain without cutting student support services. We remain committed to reaching 5% in the next cycle.' Kept Word records the promise as a veto commitment on any budget under 5%; the budget was signed without vetoing on this basis.

Why require a dissent log?

Provenance · Hash-chain integrity
Each verdict on Kept Word carries the same hash-chain provenance model as TruthMark: a cryptographic receipt is generated when a verdict is published, chaining the promise text, evidence URLs, verdict classification, and dissent log into a tamper-evident record. This means no verdict can be quietly revised — any change creates a new record with a new hash, and the prior version remains permanently auditable. What is a hash chain?
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