In New Hampshire, a state still bearing the scars of the opioid epidemic, Cinde Warmington has secured the Democratic nomination for governor — unopposed in her primary, yet far from uncontested in the court of public memory. Her past legal work for Purdue Pharma, the company whose marketing of OxyContin helped ignite a national crisis, has become the defining lens through which her opponents ask voters to see her. She enters the general election against incumbent Republican Kelly Ayotte carrying both a personal connection to addiction's devastation and a professional history that her adversar
NH Democratic nominee Warmington faces renewed scrutiny over Purdue Pharma legal work
Warmington's family was affected by the opioid crisis; her father struggled with addiction.