Statewide Summary
Congress District 1RepublicanAllen R. Waters* 6907 / 100.0%
DemocratDavid N. Cicilline* 45302 / 100.0%
Congress District 2Republican
Allan W. Fung* 11909 / …
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Statewide Summary
Congress District 1
Republican
Allen R. Waters* 6907 / 100.0%
Democrat
David N. Cicilline* 45302 / 100.0%
Congress District 2
Republican
Allan W. Fung* 11909 / 100.0%
Democrat
Seth M. Magaziner* 29295 / 54.0%
David A. Segal 8718 / 16.1%
Sarah E. Morgentha 6527 / 12.0%
Joy Fox 5941 / 10.9%
Omar Bah 2511 / 4.6%
Spencer E. Dickinson 1296 / 2.4%
Governor
Republican
Ashley Marie Kalus* 16947 / 83.7%
Jonathan J. Riccitelli 3308 / 16.3%
Democrat
Daniel J. McKee* 36229 / 32.8%
Helena Buonanno Foulkes 33190 / 30.1%
Nellie M. Gorbea 28812 / 26.1%
Matthew A. Brown 8744 / 7.9%
Luis Daniel Munoz 3422 / 3.1%
Lieutenant Governor
Republican
Aaron C. Guckian* (REP) 13259 / 67.8%
Paul E. Pence (REP) 62913 / 2.2%
Democrat
Sabina Matos* 49116 / 47.0%
Deborah Ruggiero 34763 / 33.2%
Cynthia M. Mendes (DEM) 20672 / 19.8%
Secretary of State
Republican
Pat V. Cortellessa* 18064 / 100.0%
Democrat
Gregg Amore* 63336 / 64.2%
Stephanie E. Beaute 35308 / 35.8%
Attorney General
Republican
Charles C. Calenda* 18311 / 100.0%
Democrat
Peter F. Neronha* 91971 / 100.0%
General Treasurer
Republican
James L. Lathrop* 18234 / 100.0%
Democrat
James A. Diossa* 56597 / 55.5%
Stefan I. Pryor 45417/ 44.5%
* Endorsed Candidate
Editor’s Note: Reporting progress is based on receipt of polling place results. Totals displayed may include Early Voting and Mail Ballot category results. Unofficial results posted on the Rhode Island Secretary of State website, as of 6 a.m., Sept. 14, with 391 of 395 Rhode Island polling places reporting (98%).
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