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Rhode Island Primary Election Results (updating)
Statewide Results
Governor – Democrat – Helena Buonanno Foulkes, over Gov. Dan McKee
Governor – Republican – Aaron C. Guckian over Elaine M. Pelino (by 279 votes)
Campaign for November will be: Foulkes (D) – Guckian (R) – Ken Block (I)
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Mayor of Providence – David Morales over Brett P. Smiley
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Mayor of Pawtucket – Adam Greenman over Donald Grebien
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Lieutenant Governor – Democrat – Sabina Matos over Xaykham Rexford Khamsyvoravong
Susan AnderBois – Ross McCurdy – Cynthia Armour Coyne
Attorney General – Democrat – Kimberly Ahern over Hoffmann
U.S. House, District 2 – Republican – Victor Mellor over Stephen Skoly
Mellor will face incumbent Seth Magaziner (D) in November
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The Rhode Island Democratic Party statement on Gov. McKee:
“The Rhode Island Democratic Party is grateful for Governor Dan McKee’s six years of exemplary service to our state. He led Rhode Island through the COVID-19 pandemic, raised the minimum wage, created more than 37,000 private-sector jobs, stabilized two hospitals in jeopardy, and successfully took President Trump to court to defend the Revolution Wind project and our union workers.”
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Some too close to call around the state:
Providence City Council, Ward 1 – Miguel Martinez Youngs over John Goncalves by 68 votes
Providence City Council, Ward 4 – Justin M. Roias over Joseph A. Casoli by 44 votes
Providence City Council, Ward 9 – Juan Pichado over Carmen L. Castillo by 2 votes
Woonsocket Mayor – Daniel M. Gendron over Christopher A. Beauchamp, by 149 votes
