It would appear that one major takeaway from the 2022 election – nationally, statewide and locally – is that the extremes did not do very well. In Rhode Island, while […]
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Johnston voters approve $215 million school construction bond
Johnston voters went to the polls today to vote in a special referendum special election. The question was to approve or reject spending $215 million on school and school facilities. […]
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Election 2022: Magaziner raises $1 million plus, and wins another labor endorsement
Magaziner has successful fundraising quarter General Treasurer Seth Magaziner, a candidate for the second Congressional seat, said today on a WhatsUpNewp videocast that he raised $1.4 million in the quarter […]
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Gubernatorial race shaping up to be an Ivy League competition
The Ivy League will be on full display in Rhode Island’s Democratic gubernatorial primary election – Brown, Harvard, Princeton, Columbia, Yale. This week’s announcement by Helena Foulkes, a former CVS […]
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Westerly voters back to the polls in two months voting on road and school bonds
In less than two months, Westerly voters will be back at the polls voting on $13 million in local bond issues, with much larger bond proposals likely to follow, possibly […]