Cranston Backs Former Mayor Allan Fung For Congress In 2022 Election

CRANSTON, RI — Cranston strayed from the rest of the state when voting for its former mayor for U.S. Congress questions and another statewide office, according to unofficial results released Tuesday night.

Cranston supported its former mayor, Allan Fung (R), for U.S. Congress over Seth Magaziner, who the Associated Press projected as the winner. The city also differed from the rest of the Ocean State by backing Aaron Guckian for lieutenant governor.

See Rhode Island statewide results here.

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Unofficial Results In Cranston For Statewide Races

Numbers represent vote totals.

GOVERNOR

• Dan McKee (i) (D) — 15,822
• Ashley Kalus (R) — 12,198

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

• Sabina Matos (i) (D) — 13,631
• Aaron Guckian (R) — 13,823

ATTORNEY GENERAL

• Peter Neronha (i) (D) — 16,779
• Charles Calenda (R) — 11,737

SECRETARY OF STATE

• Greg Amore (D) — 15,619
• Pat Cortellessa (R) — 12,746

TREASURER

• James Diossa (D) — 14,487
• James Lathrop (R) — 13,891

Bond Questions

Question 1, University of Rhode Island Bay Campus, $100 million for repairs and new facilities

• YES — 15,360
• NO — 12,204

Question 2, $250 million for new public school construction and repairs

• YES — 21,050
• NO — 6,654

Question 3, $50 million for green economy bonds

• YES — 17,872
• NO — 16,308

U.S House of Representatives

2nd DISTRICT

• Seth Magaziner (D) — 13,768
• Allan Fung (R) — 14,701