Title: Benigno Fitial
Content:  Fitial worked as a budget analyst for the government of the former Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. He also worked as a former executive for Tan Holdings Corporation, which was the largest garment manufacturer in the Northern Mariana Islands at the time. Fitial is a former member of the Republican Party, and served as the chairman of the Republican Party in the CNMI. Fitial left the Republican Party, and founded his own political party, the Covenant Party in 2001. He used the Covenant Party as a vehicle to run for Governor of the Northern Mariana Islands in the 2001 gubernatorial election with his running mate, then-Education Commissioner 
Title: Covenant Party (Northern Mariana Islands)
Content:  The Covenant Party was a political party in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands advocating governmental and financial reform. In the legislative elections of 2003, the Covenant Party won nine of eighteen seats. The party mostly made up of members from the Republican Party, but many prominent Democrats would also join tha party. In the 2005 general elections, the Covenant Party increased its position as one of the strongest parties in the Commonwealth when Benigno R. Fitial, the party's gubernatorial candidate, won the election. The Covenant Party won seven of eighteen seats in the commonwealth's House of Representatives and three of nine seats in its Senate. In the Commonwealth Legislature 2007 elections, the Covenant Party won only four of twenty seats 
Title: Benigno Fitial
Content:  Benigno Repeki Fitial (born November 27, 1945) was the seventh governor of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI). The second longest-serving governor in CNMI history, Fitial was elected on November 6, 2005, assumed office on January 9, 2006, and was re-elected to a (five-year) second term in 2009. He was impeached by the CNMI House of Representatives on February 11, 2013 and was scheduled to face trial before the CNMI Senate to determine if he should be removed from office. He resigned on February 20, 2013 after 7 years, 1 month, and 11 days in office. Fitial founded the Covenant Party in 2001 after leaving the Republican Party. He rejoined the Republican Party on January 5, 2011, announcing that his goal would 
Title: 2014 Northern Mariana Islands gubernatorial election
Content:  The previous gubernatorial election was held in 2009 for a 5-year term, in order to move all elections to even numbered years. Covenant Party candidate Benigno Fitial won re-election. His running mate, Eloy Inos, was elected to his first full term as lieutenant governor. Fitial resigned as governor in February 2013 in the face of impeachment hearings. Inos thus succeeded him governor. In September 2013, Inos, then a member of the Covenant Party, took steps to merge the Covenant Party with the territorial Republican Party, and ran for re-election as a Republican.
Title: Marianas Variety
Content:  In 2001, the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) held a gubernatorial election in which Covenant Party politician Benigno Fitial, then the Speaker of the CNMI House of Representatives, was a contender. On October 19, 2001, Rep. Stanley Torres wrote a letter insinuating that Fitial had accepted a $100,000 bribe from businessman Willie Tan. Three days later, Variety ran a front-page article headlined, "Torres accuses Fitial of accepting bribe," with the caption "Fitial calls allegation 'absurd.'" On October 25, Torres ran a paid political advertisement in Variety which reprinted the full letter and added, "I don’t hide behind legislative shield to tell LIES. I don’t go to daily Mass and receive Holy Communion and tell LIES." Abed Younis, 
Title: 2014 Northern Mariana Islands general election
Content:  The previous election was held in 2009 for a 5-year term, in order to move all elections to even years. Covenant Party candidate Benigno Repeki Fitial was re-elected; his running mate Eloy Inos was elected to his first full term as lieutenant governor. Fitial resigned as governor in February 2013 in the face of impeachment hearings. Inos thus became governor. In September 2013, he took steps to merge the Covenant Party with the territorial Republican Party, and ran for re-election as a Republican.
Title: Benigno Fitial
Content: Government: ; Speaker of the House of Representatives, 3rd, 12th, & 14th NMI Legislature ; Vice Speaker, 5th NMI Legislature ; Minority Leader, 2nd and 4th NMI Legislature ; Chief Administrative Officer, 1st NMI Legislature ; Budget Officer, 1st NMI Legislature ; Budget Analyst, Trust Territory Government ; News Director, KJQR Radio Station ; Business: ; President, Bank of Saipan ; Vice President, Tan Holdings Corporation ; Special Consultant, L&T Corporation ; President, Century Insurance Corporation ; President, Century Travel Corporation ; President, Consolidated Transportation Services Inc. (CTSI) ; President, Pacific Oriental Inc. (POI) ; President, Home Improvement (MPI) ; Politics & Civic Contributions: ; Founder, CNMI Covenant Party ; Chairman, Northern Marianas Republican Party ; Chairman, Bush for President Committee for the CNMI ; Chairman, CNMI Zoning Board ; Chairman, NMI Trusteeship Termination Task Force ; Chairman, 1st CNMI Civil Service Commission ; Chairman, Saipan Municipal Scholarship Board ; Member, CNMI Tax Task Force ; Member, Republican Presidential Task Force (US) ; Delegate, 1st Northern Marianas Constitutional Convention ; Chairman, Constitutional Convention Committee(s) on Tax, Public Debt, Education, & Local Government 
Title: 2005 Northern Mariana Islands general election
Content: Benigno Fitial of the Covenant Party, sitting Speaker of the Northern Mariana Islands House of Representatives and 2001 gubernatorial candidate. ; Timothy P. Villagomez, sitting Northern Mariana Islands Representative and Vice Speaker of the House at the time of the election. ; Froilan C. Tenorio of the Democratic Party, former Governor of the Northern Mariana Islands from 1994 until 1998. ; Antonio Santos, educator and teacher. ; Heinz Hofschneider, an independent, a sitting member of the Northern Mariana Islands House of Representatives and former Speaker until 2003. Hofschneider is a Republican, but ran as an independent in this election. ; David Apatang, sitting Northern Mariana Islands Representative. ; Juan N. Babauta of the Republican Party, incumbent Governor elected in 2001. ; Diego T. Benavente, incumbent Lieutenant Governor of the Northern Mariana Islands elected in 2001. Four candidates ran for Governor, each with a running mate: 
Title: Covenant Party (Northern Mariana Islands)
Content:  the House of Representatives. In December 2010, Governor Benigno Fitial proposed that the Covenant Party merge with the Republican Party. Republican and Covenant Party leaders rejected the proposal, and the Covenant Party contested the 2012 midterm elections. In September 2013, Governor Eloy Inos again tried to merge the Covenant Party with the Republican Party. The party is considered de-facto dissolved when Inos departed the party and rejoined the GOP in 2013. Many left the party soon after, most moving to the Republic Party, making it a de-facto GOP absorption of the Covenant Party. In August 19, 2021, during an interview on the 2022 gubernatorial election, Lt. Gov. Arnold I. Palacios mentioned that the GOP did vote to approve the merger in 2013.
Title: 2003 United States elections
Content:  Four states and one territory held elections for their state legislatures. The Covenant Party led by Benigno Fitial won control of the Northern Mariana Islands House of Representatives, but the Northern Mariana Islands Senate would remain in Republican control. Change in Control of any other state legislature did not occur in Louisiana, Mississippi, New Jersey, or Virginia.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": I didn’t know that the leader name of Covenant Party (Northern Mariana Islands) is Benigno Fitial.
Answer: False