Politics & Government

Narragansett Election 2014: Find Your Polling Place, View Sample Ballot

Voters on Tuesday will pick a governor, decide a host of ballot initiatives, and choose local leaders.

Tuesday is election day in Narragansett.

Voters will pick a governor, decide a host of ballot initiatives, and choose local leaders.

Here’s key information:

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Voting Hours and Polling Locations

  • The polls will be open Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
  • Voting will be held at several locations in Narragansett. Find your polling place.

Sample Ballot

Town Council Race

There are nine candidates for five Town Council spots:

  • David Ousterhout
  • David Crook
  • Winters Hames
  • Susan Cicilline-Buonanno
  • Raymond Ranaldi
  • Douglas McLaughlin
  • Christopher Wilkens
  • Matthew Mannix
  • Patrick Murray

Other Local Races

  • The District 35 State Senate candidates are Democrat James Callaghan and Republican Mark Gee.
  • The District 34 State Representative candidates are Democrat Teresa Tanzi and Republican Stephen Tetzner.

Local Ballot Questions

Narragansett voters will decide on two local questions:

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  • Question 8: Shall an act, passed at the 2014 session of the General Assembly entitled ‘AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE TOWN OF NARRAGANSETT TO FINANCE THE IMPROVEMENT, REPLACEMENT, RENOVATION, REPAIR, RECONSTRUCTION AND/OR RESTORATION OF AND EQUIPMENT FOR THE TOWN OF NARRAGANSETT PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING AND TO ISSUE NOT MORE THAN $2,000,000 BONDS AND NOTES THEREFOR’ be approved?
  • Question 9: “Shall an act, passed at the 2014 session of the General Assembly, entitled ‘AN ACT AUTHORIZING
    THE TOWN OF NARRAGANSETT TO FINANCE IMPROVEMENTS
    AND/OR RELATED EQUIPMENT FOR THE NARRAGANSETT ATHLETIC COMPLEX AND TO ISSUE NOT MORE THAN $1,800,000 BONDS AND NOTES THEREFOR be approved?”

Statewide Races

  • Governor candidates: Democrat Gina Raimondo, Moderate Robert Healey, Republican Allan Fung, Independent Kate Fletcher, and Independent Leon Kayarian
  • U.S. Senate candidates: Democrat John Reed and Republican Mark Zaccaria
  • District 2 Congressional candidates: Democrat James Langevin and Republican Rhue R. Reis
  • Attorney General candidates: Peter Kilmartin and Dawson Hodgson
  • Secretary of State candidates: Democrat Nellie Gorbea and Republican John Carlevale

Statewide Questions

Find more election information here

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