Town of East Greenwich

U.S. Senator

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• Michael Anthony BahryIndependent
• Raymond T McKayRepublican
• John Francis ReedDemocrat

U.S. Representative, 2nd Congressional District

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• Victor Gilbert MellorRepublican
• Seth Michael MagazinerDemocrat

Governor

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• Helena Buonanno FoulkesDemocrat
• Kenneth J BlockIndependent
• Jasjit S GotraIndependent
• C D ReynoldsIndependent
• Aaron Christopher GuckianRepublican

Lieutenant Governor

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• John J LoughlinRepublican
• Sabina MatosDemocrat

Secretary of State

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• Gregg AmoreDemocrat

Attorney General

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• Kimberly Renee AhernDemocrat
• Alan L GordonRepublican

General Treasurer

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• Micholas Anshon CredleRepublican
• James A DiossaDemocrat

State Senator, 35th District

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• Bridget G ValverdeDemocrat

State Representative, 24th District

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• Evan Patrick ShanleyDemocrat

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State Representative, 30th District

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• Justine A CaldwellDemocrat

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Town Council, Town of East Greenwich

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• Deepak VishnuDemocrat
• Kimberly Marie Edge AmblerIndependent
• Ashley M GrahamIndependent
• Donna Lee CostantinoRepublican
• Peter G RodgersRepublican
• Caryn Pam CorenthalDemocrat
• Michael Patrick DoneganDemocrat
• Renu Ramaswamy EnglehartDemocrat
• Michael J ZarrellaDemocrat

School Committee, Town of East Greenwich

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• Sabrina Ann WeissDemocrat
• Lorraine E MartinRepublican
• Clare S Cecil-KarbDemocrat
• Alyson Denise PowellDemocrat
• Eugene Patrick QuinnDemocrat

Question 1: $275 million in bonds for URI, RIC and CCRI buildings (bond issue)

1. Higher Education Facilities $275,000,000 Approval of this question will allow the State to issue general obligation bonds, refunding bonds, and/or temporary notes in an amount not to exceed two hundred and seventy-five million dollars ($275,000,000) for capital improvements to higher education facilities, to be allocated as follows: (a) University of Rhode Island Integrated Health Building $165,000,000 Provides one hundred and sixty-five million dollars ($165,000,000) for the construction of the new Integrated Health Building on the University of Rhode Island's Kingston campus to advance health education, clinical training, and workforce development. (b) RIC Adams Library Renovations $50,000,000 Provides fifty million dollars ($50,000,000) to fund the construction of a student success and career readiness center and renovations located at the Adams Library on the Rhode Island College campus. (c) CCRI Workforce Innovation Center $60,000,000 Provides sixty million dollars ($60,000,000) to fund the construction of a new workforce innovation center located on the Warwick campus of the Community College of Rhode Island. Funds will be used for the construction of a modern career and technical educational facility designed to support workforce readiness and address critical workforce shortages in the State.

Question 2: $120 million in bonds for affordable housing and homeownership (bond issue)

2. Housing and Homeownership $120,000,000 Approval of this question will allow the State to issue general obligation bonds, refunding bonds, and/or temporary notes in an amount not to exceed one hundred and twenty million dollars ($120,000,000) to increase and preserve the availability of affordable and accessible housing to meet the needs of all Rhode Islanders and support community revitalization through the redevelopment of existing structures, new construction, property acquisition, and infrastructure improvements. Of this amount, at least twenty-five million dollars ($25,000,000) shall be allocated towards increasing production of housing intended for homeownership and up to ten million dollars ($10,000,000) may be used to support a program for public housing development.

Question 3: $100 million in bonds for industrial sites and growth industries (bond issue)

3. Economic Development $100,000,000 Approval of this question will allow the State to issue general obligation bonds, refunding bonds, and/or temporary notes in an amount not to exceed one hundred million dollars ($100,000,000) to fund industrial facilities infrastructure improvements for economic development purposes to fund site development and growth industry infrastructure, to be allocated as follows: (a) Site Development $55,000,000 Provides fifty-five million dollars ($55,000,000) for land acquisition or assembly, environmental remediation, infrastructure and utility installation, site preparation or development, and project investments. Eligible uses include, but are not limited to, large-scale industrial site development to create pad-ready locations and/or facilities, infrastructure improvements and investments within the Quonset Business Park, and land acquisition, preparation, and project investments within the I-195 District. (b) Growth Industry Infrastructure $45,000,000 Provides forty-five million dollars ($45,000,000) for infrastructure, facilities, projects, and investments that support Rhode Island's ocean, defense, life sciences, data analytics and related industries. Eligible uses include, but are not limited to, water-based test ranges and onshore ocean or defense-related innovation/production facilities, as well as facilities, projects, and investments that advance businesses and job growth in the life sciences.

Question 4: $50 million in bonds for a State History Center and preservation grants (bond issue)

4. Cultural Economy $50,000,000 Approval of this question will allow the State to issue general obligation bonds, refunding bonds, and/or temporary notes in an amount not to exceed fifty million dollars ($50,000,000) to provide funding for cultural economy efforts to be allocated as follows: (a) State History Center $45,000,000 Provides forty-five million dollars ($45,000,000) for the construction of a new Rhode Island State History Center. (b) State Preservation Grants Program $5,000,000 Provides five million dollars ($5,000,000) in matching grants administered by the Rhode Island Historical Preservation and Heritage Commission to cities, towns and nonprofit organizations for capital improvements to public historic sites, museums and cultural art centers located in historic structures, and heritage museums throughout the State.

Question 5: $55 million in green economy bonds for environment and recreation (bond issue)

5. Green Economy Bonds $55,000,000 Approval of this question will allow the State to issue general obligation bonds, refunding bonds, and/or temporary notes in an amount not to exceed fifty-five million dollars ($55,000,000) for environmental and recreational purposes, to be allocated as follows: (a) Brownfields Remediation and Economic Development $3,000,000 Provides three million dollars ($3,000,000) for up to eighty percent (80%) matching grants to public, private, and/or non-profit entities for brownfield remediation projects. (b) Facility Improvements $12,000,000 Provides twelve million dollars ($12,000,000) for the renovation and repair of existing facilities and recreational venues as well as the development and construction of new facilities and parks. (c) Local Recreation Projects $1,000,000 Provides one million dollars ($1,000,000) for up to eighty percent (80%) matching grants for municipalities to acquire, develop, or rehabilitate local recreational facilities to meet the growing needs for active outdoor recreational facilities. (d) Marine Infrastructure Development $1,000,000 Provides one million dollars ($1,000,000) to provide asset protection and emergency repair needs for most facilities, including recreational facilities, marine infrastructure, and more. (e) Resilient Rhody Infrastructure Fund $25,000,000 Provides twenty-five million dollars ($25,000,000) to provide financial assistance to local governmental units for restoring and/or improving resiliency of infrastructure, vulnerable coastal habitats, and restoring rivers and stream floodplains. These funds will be prioritized to leverage significant funds to support local programs to improve community resiliency, stormwater abatement and public safety in the face of increased flooding, major storm events, and environmental degradation. (f) Narragansett Bay Watershed Restoration $7,000,000 Provides seven million dollars ($7,000,000) for activities to restore and protect the water quality and enhance the economic viability and environmental sustainability of Narragansett Bay and the State's watersheds. Eligible activities include nonpoint source pollution abatement, including stormwater management; nutrient loading abatement; commercial, industrial and agricultural pollution abatement; and riparian buffer and watershed ecosystem restoration. (g) Agriculture Land Preservation Commission $3,000,000 Provides three million dollars ($3,000,000) to the agricultural land preservation commission for farmland protection. (h) Open Space Program $3,000,000 Provides three million dollars ($3,000,000) for the State to acquire fee simple interest or conservation easements to open space, watershed, and recreational lands.