
Felag, Speakman Win Re-Election Unopposed
Rhode Island Democrats State Sen. Walter Felag and Rep. June Speakman both ran without opposition in the 2026 general election.
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Do you think housing costs in your area are getting better or worse?
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Rhode Island Democrats State Sen. Walter Felag and Rep. June Speakman both ran without opposition in the 2026 general election.
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Do you think housing costs in your area are getting better or worse?
Incumbent Democrat Jack Reed defeats Republican Raymond McKay in the Rhode Island Senate race, which was called shortly after 8 p.m. Eastern.
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Do you trust Rhode Island's process for appointing state judges?
Rhode Island senators opened the advice and consent process for Superior Court Judge Luis Matos and eight magistrate nominations.

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Should your state attorney general focus primarily on challenging federal policies or on local law enforcement?
Democratic candidate Kim Ahern faces challenger Alan Gordon in the upcoming November 2026 general election.

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Do you trust the influence of outside group spending on elections in your community?
Gubernatorial candidates ramped up media presence as labor groups pledged significant support for Helena Foulkes.

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Should the state prioritize restoring pension benefits even if it requires significant new spending?
Rhode Island retiree groups endorse Micholas Credle amid his campaign to restore state pension benefits.

Rhode Island reporting spans statehouse legislation, election cycles, municipal government actions and public opinion shifts. Coverage stretches from the capital to the rural areas across the state. Decisions made at the statehouse frequently dictate the services and tax burdens handled by municipalities. Legislative priorities change with each session, while the impact of state law on local civic life remains a constant factor.