Election Results: How Cranston Voted

CRANSTON, RI — The votes have been counted in Rhode Island and results are pouring in for both state and local elections. Mail ballots and in-person, both early and from polling places on Election Day, have been tabulated at the local level, showing how residents voted both in the presidential and municipal races, as well as local ballot questions.

In both Cranston, voters overwhelmingly supported Biden, who won the town by a comfortable margin.

Barabara Fenton-Fung, wife of Mayor Allan Fung, unseated House Speaker Nicholas Mattiello in a District 15 upset, while Republican Kenneth Hopkins defeated Democrat Maria Bucci to become the city's next mayor.

Read more: RI House Speaker Concedes Cranston Race

In Cranston, emergency ballot had to be recounted due to an error and have not yet been reported on the state website.

The results of the election in Cranston are listed below. See breakout totals by ballot type on the Rhode Island Board of Election's website. Leaders are denoted in italics.

President

• Joseph Biden (D): 16588 votes, 54.7%
• Donald J. Trump (R): 13178 votes, 43.5%
• Jo Jorgensen (Libertarian): 252 votes, 0.8%
• Roque "Rocky" De La Fuente: 55 votes, 0.2%
• Gloria La Riva: 53 votes, 0.2%
• Brian Carroll: 41 votes, 0.1%
• Write-in: 157 votes, 0.5%

Mayor

• Kenneth J. Hopkins (R): 16159 votes, 54.6%
• Maria Bucci (D): 13301 votes, 45.0%
• Write-in: 117 votes, 0.4%

City Council, Citywide (three selected)

• Robert J. Ferri (R): 12773 votes, 19.1%
• Jessica M. Marino (D): 14333 votes, 21.4%
• Nicole Renzulli (R): 12080 votes, 18.1%
• Larry Orlando Warner (D): 9608 votes, 14.4%
• Donald J. Roach (D): 8462 votes, 12.7%
• Dylan M. Zelazo (D): 9454 votes, 14.1%
• Write-in: 136 votes, 0.2%

City Council, Ward 2

• Zachary D. Sailer (R): 1846 votes, 42.7%
• Aniece Germain (D): 2472 votes, 57.2%
• Write-in: 4 votes, 0.1%

City Council, Ward 6

• Matthew R. Reilly (R): 2380 votes, 51.4%
• Paul A. Bucci (D): 2241 votes, 48.4%
• Write-in: 9 votes, 0.2%

Question one: State name

• Approve: 14236 votes, 50.5%
• Reject: 13931 votes, 49.5%

Question two: $147M school bond

• Approve: 22610 votes, 79.1%
• Reject: 5965 votes, 20.9%

Question three: $2M public safety bond

• Approve: 22809 votes, 81.0%
• Reject: 5336 votes, 19.0%

Question four: $1M public buildings bond

• Approve: 17946 votes, 64.3%
• Reject: 9965 votes, 35.7%

Question five: $2M playgrounds bond

• Approve: 20678 votes, 72.9%
• Reject: 7703 votes, 27.1%

Question six: $10M streets, roads and sidewalks bond

• Approve: 24054 votes, 84.3%
• Reject: 4479 votes, 15.7%

Question seven: $5M renewable energy bond

• Approve: 20136 votes, 70.9%
• Reject: 8273 votes, 29.1%

Question eight: Ward redistricting

• Approve: 20078 votes, 71.2%
• Reject: 8120 votes, 28.8%

Question nine: Mayor's line item veto

• Approve: 17670 votes, 62.8%
• Reject:10480 votes, 37.2%

Question 10: Rainy day fund

• Approve: 20915 votes, 73.6%
• Reject: 7510 votes, 26.4%

Question 11:Property tax levy cap

• Approve: 24622 votes, 86.0%
• Reject: 4019 votes, 14.0%