Lettieri Wins Cranston School Board Race, Incumbents Sweep State Races

CRANSTON, RI — The unofficial results for the Rhode Island primary are on Tuesday night for all but two races affecting Cranston.

As for the state senate and state representative primaries, incumbent Democrats state Sen. Frank Lombardo, Rep. Charlene Lima, Brandon Potter, Joseph McNamara and Edward Cardillo will keep their seats, as they face no challengers in the general election.

District 31 state senate Democratic candidate Matthew LaMountain defeated Harrison Tuttle 2,493-1,276. That district will face a challenger on the Republican side, where Lisa Morse won 527-144 over John Silvaggio.

On the Republican side, Barbara Ann Fenton Fung won her primary 588-48 over Suzanne Michelle Downing. Fung won't face a challenger in the general election.

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Unofficial Democratic Primary Results

State Senate District 26 (100 percent of precincts counted)

• Frank Lombardi: 1,677
• Eric Asselin: 748

State Senate District 31 (100 percent of precincts counted)

• Matthew LaMountain: 2,493
• Harrison Tuttle: 1,276

State Rep. District 14 (100 percent of votes in)

• Charlene Lima: 544
• Giona Picheco: 367

State Rep. District 16 (100 percent of votes in)

• Brandon Potter: 944
• Natalya DelSanton: 461

State Rep. District 19 (100 percent of votes in)

• Joseph McNamara: 2,018
• Stuart Wilson: 947

State Rep. District 42 (100 percent of votes in)

• Edward Cardillo: 628
• Dennis Cardillo: 346
• Kelsey Coletta: 546

Unofficial Republican Primary Results

State Senate District 31 (91 percent of precincts reported)

• Lisa Morse: 499
• John Silvaggio: 135

State Rep. District 15 (100 percent of precincts reported)

• Barbara Ann Fenton Fung: 588
• Suzanne Michelle Downing: 48

Nonpartisan School Committee Ward 5 Results

• Arthur Scavitti: 435
• Kimberly Lettieri: 518
• Tera Norberg: 363