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When the mayor fights the governor, who wins? Probably not Johnston’s taxpayers. Hostilities have been building between the Johnston Mayor Joseph M. Polisena Jr., who has been in office …
Eight Democrats vying to win next week's primary for Rhode Island's open seat in Congress squared off Tuesday night in a live televised 12 News debate, tangling over issues from health care to military spending.
Former state Rep. Aaron Regunberg hit a pile-on clearly aimed at taking him down a peg but just as clearly reinforced his status as the front-runner.
Candidates take swipes at each other over issues such as the debt ceiling deal, corporate donors, a family super PAC, and endorsements, while choosing between Del’s and Mr. Lemon.
On Tuesday, Aug. 29, voters in Rhode Island’s First Congressional District will get a closer look at candidates hoping to represent them in Washington.