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The Board emerged from a closed-door session Tuesday to officially vote for a new executive director.

CRANSTON – The Board of Elections voted 5-2 on Tuesday to review all signatures submitted by Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos to qualify for the special Congressional District 1 election.

CRANSTON – The Board of Elections voted 5-2 on Tuesday to review all signatures submitted by Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos to qualify for the special Congressional District 1 election.

The Board of Elections will subpoena everyone who collected signatures for Matos to testify after the Sept. 5 primary.

In black, block letters that are centered on white sheets of paper, the signs read, “Write in Larry” or “Larry 2024.” So, who is Larry?

CRANSTON – The Board of Elections voted 5-2 on Tuesday to review all signatures submitted by Lt. Gov. Sabina Matos to qualify for the special Congressional District 1 election.

The decision comes 18 days after the board placed the lieutenant governor on the Sept. 5 Democratic primary ballot in the First Congressional District race.

In 2022, we lost the Queen of an Empire and the Most Popular at Meeting Street School.

Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea announced Thursday that the Rhode Island Department of State has reached a settlement with Election Systems and Software (ES&S), the state’s voting machine vendor, over programming errors discovered during the 2022 primary

BEYE For the second consecutive election, Nancy Beye received the most votes for town council, according to results certified Nov. 22 by the state Board of Elections. Beye also was re-elected president for the two-year term on the eve of certification. Mary Meagher, as the second highest vote-getter, was re-elected vice president. Both votes were