AGP Executive Report
Last update: 1 hours agoElection Results: Helena Foulkes won Rhode Island’s governor’s race, David Morales became Providence’s youngest mayor, and Democrats swept statewide offices and strengthened their hold on the legislature. Jack Reed won a sixth Senate term, while Gabe Amo and Seth Magaziner will join a Democratic House majority. Bond Votes: Voters approved $445 million in borrowing for higher education, housing and the green economy, but rejected $150 million for economic development and cultural projects—the first state bond defeats in 20 years. Providence voters also approved a measure that could lead the city to divest from Israel. Providence Schools: Superintendent Javier Montañez plans to leave after five years, as the district continues its transition back to local control. Island Lifeline: A proposed settlement would raise Prudence Island Ferry round-trip passenger fares to $16.80, more than $6 above current rates; residents say the service is essential for mainland medical care. Historic Hotel: Providence’s former Biltmore, now the Graduate by Hilton, is set for auction in January, with about $36.3 million remaining on its mortgage.
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