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2026 Rhode Island Election Results - U.S. House Rhode Island District 2
RI governor’s race spending lowest in years, at nearly $10 million
Why Matos is asking the Board of Elections to investigate her GOP opponent
Providence divestment ordinance would spark ‘litigation frenzy,’ retired judge says
Independent Ken Block fights 'illegal' campaign mailer loophole
Rhode Island’s two congressmen are poised to taste power
The two candidates for lieutenant governor are locked in Rhode Island's most competitive race of the general election.
Target 12 Investigators Tim White and Alexandra Leslie joined co-host Dan McGowan on this week’s episode of Behind the Story to discuss a controversial measure on the Providence ballot ahead of Election Day.
Rhode Island voters will decide on a $120 million housing bond, known as "Question 2," on the Nov. 3 ballot. Housing affordability is a top concern for voters, with a recent report showing more households are strained by housing costs than ever before.
We see Rhode Island’s waters as connected – as our investments in them should be. It's why we urge Rhode Islanders to vote “Yes on 5" – the Green Economy Bond – on Nov. 3, write leaders of Save The Bay and Save The Lakes.
Voters in Rhode Island and Massachusetts have a few more days to turn in their ballots if they want to do so ahead of Election Day.
Independent Ken Block outlined 17 initiatives for his first 100 days if elected Rhode Island governor. Katherine Gregg and Peter Donahue
Democrats could gain control of multiple New England state legislatures and governorships, potentially turning the region into a near one-party stronghold.
A former prosecutor and chair of the Cannabis Control Commission, Ahern is centering reproductive justice and reform in her campaign.
Democrat Helena Foulkes, Republican Aaron Guckian and independent Ken Block took the stage at Rhode Island College for a live debate hosted by 12 News. Debate moderators Tim White
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