2010 Rhode Island State House Election

The 2010 Rhode Island State House Election took place on November 2, 2010 to elect 75 seats. Democratic secured 65 seats, which constitutes 86.7% of the total seats, alongside receiving 60.6% of the popular vote. A total number of 311,745 votes were cast in this election. There were totally 145 candidates ran for 75 seats across the 75 districts.

Summary by Party

There were totally 145 candidates competed for 75 seats. Democratic won 65 seats, making up 86.7% of the total seats being elected, while receiving 60.6% of the popular vote. Republican won 10 seats (13.3%).

2010 Rhode Island State House Election - Summary by Political Party
Party	Votes	% Votes	Candidates	Elected	% Seats	Seats: option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 65, name: 'Democratic'},{value: 10, name: 'Republican'}] }]} Votes: option = {color: ['blue','red','#808080','#2CEB0B','#99C955'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 188773, name: 'Democratic'},{value: 97504, name: 'Republican'},{value: 19805, name: 'Independent'},{value: 5044, name: 'Moderate'},{value: 619, name: 'Green'}] }]}
Democratic	188,773	60.6%	72	65	86.7%
Republican	97,504	31.3%	50	10	13.3%
Independent	19,805	6.4%	18	0	0.0%
Moderate	5,044	1.6%	4	0	0.0%
Green	619	0.2%	1	0	0.0%
Total	311,745	100%	145	75	100%

Summary by Seats

2010 Rhode Island State House Election - Summary by Party in Seats
Seat	Democratic		Republican		Others		Valid Votes
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
District 1	1,400	74.6%	-		476	25.4%	1,876
District 2	2,010	70.9%	-		825	29.1%	2,835
District 3	2,215	73.5%	799	26.5%	-		3,014
District 4	3,564	76.5%	1,094	23.5%	-		4,658
District 5	2,298	75.7%	736	24.3%	-		3,034
District 6	3,195	100.0%	-		-		3,195
District 7	2,773	100.0%	-		-		2,773
District 8	1,520	75.5%	-		492	24.5%	2,012
District 9	1,715	100.0%	-		-		1,715
District 10	2,023	89.7%	232	10.3%	-		2,255
District 11	2,150	88.6%	278	11.4%	-		2,428
District 12	1,842	100.0%	-		-		1,842
District 13	2,288	79.6%	588	20.4%	-		2,876
District 14	1,991	65.3%	1,057	34.7%	-		3,048
District 15	2,969	52.1%	2,275	39.9%	455	8.0%	5,699
District 16	2,620	54.3%	2,203	45.7%	-		4,823
District 17	3,516	100.0%	-		-		3,516
District 18	2,834	65.0%	1,524	35.0%	-		4,358
District 19	3,309	59.7%	1,725	31.1%	507	9.1%	5,541
District 20	2,660	57.7%	1,527	33.1%	427	9.3%	4,614
District 21	2,750	60.4%	-		1,805	39.6%	4,555
District 22	2,610	58.9%	-		1,822	41.1%	4,432
District 23	2,883	58.8%	-		2,022	41.2%	4,905
District 24	-		4,661	100.0%	-		4,661
District 25	1,615	51.2%	1,541	48.8%	-		3,156
District 26	2,149	49.0%	2,239	51.0%	-		4,388
District 27	2,031	42.9%	1,825	38.5%	879	18.6%	4,735
District 28	3,008	51.8%	2,795	48.2%	-		5,803
District 29	2,739	50.1%	2,731	49.9%	-		5,470
District 30	-		3,349	56.9%	2,540	43.1%	5,889
District 31	2,418	45.8%	2,858	54.2%	-		5,276
District 32	2,256	38.9%	3,537	61.1%	-		5,793
District 33	3,340	53.3%	2,926	46.7%	-		6,266
District 34	3,260	65.1%	1,311	26.2%	435	8.7%	5,006
District 35	2,081	52.0%	1,918	48.0%	-		3,999
District 36	3,546	60.6%	-		2,305	39.4%	5,851
District 37	3,062	60.2%	1,686	33.1%	342	6.7%	5,090
District 38	2,617	56.1%	2,047	43.9%	-		4,664
District 39	2,732	51.4%	2,586	48.6%	-		5,318
District 40	2,655	44.7%	3,278	55.3%	-		5,933
District 41	3,450	52.9%	3,066	47.1%	-		6,516
District 42	4,068	100.0%	-		-		4,068
District 43	2,946	57.7%	-		2,158	42.3%	5,104
District 44	3,380	53.2%	2,978	46.8%	-		6,358
District 45	2,889	57.1%	1,185	23.4%	988	19.5%	5,062
District 46	2,150	48.9%	1,596	36.3%	647	14.7%	4,393
District 47	2,435	52.1%	2,239	47.9%	-		4,674
District 48	1,910	34.0%	3,715	66.0%	-		5,625
District 49	2,046	100.0%	-		-		2,046
District 50	2,116	75.2%	697	24.8%	-		2,813
District 51	2,373	100.0%	-		-		2,373
District 52	5,108	100.0%	-		-		5,108
District 53	3,028	60.3%	1,992	39.7%	-		5,020
District 54	2,786	60.9%	-		1,792	39.1%	4,578
District 55	4,168	100.0%	-		-		4,168
District 56	1,223	100.0%	-		-		1,223
District 57	2,988	100.0%	-		-		2,988
District 58	1,668	72.9%	620	27.1%	-		2,288
District 59	2,120	74.8%	713	25.2%	-		2,833
District 60	1,653	73.7%	591	26.3%	-		2,244
District 61	2,815	65.0%	1,514	35.0%	-		4,329
District 62	2,615	68.3%	1,216	31.7%	-		3,831
District 63	3,679	100.0%	-		-		3,679
District 64	2,847	100.0%	-		-		2,847
District 65	-		3,808	100.0%	-		3,808
District 66	2,974	47.3%	2,406	38.2%	914	14.5%	6,294
District 67	2,465	52.9%	-		2,197	47.1%	4,662
District 68	2,357	59.9%	1,581	40.1%	-		3,938
District 69	2,773	66.2%	1,418	33.8%	-		4,191
District 70	2,760	56.5%	2,124	43.5%	-		4,884
District 71	2,660	49.6%	2,707	50.4%	-		5,367
District 72	2,700	47.6%	2,968	52.4%	-		5,668
District 73	1,849	74.9%	-		619	25.1%	2,468
District 74	2,712	52.8%	1,602	31.2%	821	16.0%	5,135
District 75	2,418	62.6%	1,442	37.4%	-		3,860
Total	188,773	60.6%	97,504	31.3%	25,468	8.2%	311,745

Elected Candidates

There are 10 seats with winning margins of no more than 5%:

• District 29: Republican won by 0.2%
• District 71: Democratic won by 0.8%
• District 26: Democratic won by 2.0%
• District 25: Republican won by 2.4%
• District 39: Republican won by 2.8%
• District 28: Republican won by 3.6%
• District 35: Republican won by 4.0%
• District 47: Republican won by 4.2%
• District 27: Independent won by 4.4%
• District 72: Democratic won by 4.8%

2010 Rhode Island State House Election - Elected Candidates
Seat	Elected Candidate				Second Candidate				Margin
	Name	Party	Votes	%	Name	Party	Votes	%
District 1	John J. McCAULEY Jr.	Democratic	1,400	74.6%	Daniel J. Grzych	Independent	476	25.4%	49.2%
District 2	Christopher R. Blazejewski	Democratic	2,010	70.9%	Richard R. Rodi Jr.	Independent	825	29.1%	41.8%
District 3	Edith H. Ajello	Democratic	2,215	73.5%	Daniel S. Harrop	Republican	799	26.5%	47.0%
District 4	Gordon D. Fox	Democratic	3,564	76.5%	Erich P. Sturn	Republican	1,094	23.5%	53.0%
District 5	John J. DeSIMONE	Democratic	2,298	75.7%	Mark Garofalo	Republican	736	24.3%	51.4%
District 6	Raymond A. Hull	Democratic	3,195	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 7	Maria E. Cimini	Democratic	2,773	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 8	Michael A. Tarro	Democratic	1,520	75.5%	Robert S. Berrillo	Independent	492	24.5%	51.0%
District 9	Anastasia P. Williams	Democratic	1,715	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 10	Scott A. Slater	Democratic	2,023	89.7%	Brian P. Mayben	Republican	232	10.3%	79.4%
District 11	Grace Diaz	Democratic	2,150	88.6%	Maria Luisa A. Curran	Republican	278	11.4%	77.2%
District 12	Leo Medina	Democratic	1,842	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 13	John M. Carnevale	Democratic	2,288	79.6%	Damien J. Baldino	Republican	588	20.4%	59.2%
District 14	Charlene Lima	Democratic	1,991	65.3%	William A. Surrette Sr.	Republican	1,057	34.7%	30.6%
District 15	Nicholas A. Mattiello	Democratic	2,969	52.1%	James W. Quinlan	Republican	2,275	39.9%	12.2%
District 16	Peter G. Palumbo	Democratic	2,620	54.3%	Donald Botts Jr.	Republican	2,203	45.7%	8.6%
District 17	Robert B. Jacquard	Democratic	3,516	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 18	Arthur Handy	Democratic	2,834	65.0%	Richard S. Nordlund	Republican	1,524	35.0%	30.0%
District 19	Joseph McNAMARA	Democratic	3,309	59.7%	Maureen L. O'Gorman	Republican	1,725	31.1%	28.6%
District 20	David A. Bennett	Democratic	2,660	57.7%	Henri S. Koldyk	Republican	1,527	33.1%	24.6%
District 21	Eileen Slattery Naughton	Democratic	2,750	60.4%	Richard L. Lavallee	Moderate	1,805	39.6%	20.8%
District 22	Frank G. Ferri	Democratic	2,610	58.9%	Jason Oliver	Independent	1,822	41.1%	17.8%
District 23	Robert E. Flaherty	Democratic	2,883	58.8%	Timothy J. Howe	Independent	2,022	41.2%	17.6%
District 24	Joseph A. Trillo	Republican	4,661	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 25	Jared R. Nunes	Democratic	1,615	51.2%	Giovanni A. Calise	Republican	1,541	48.8%	2.4%
District 26	Patricia L. Morgan	Republican	2,239	51.0%	Michael Norman Senerchia	Democratic	2,149	49.0%	2.0%
District 27	Patricia A. Serpa	Democratic	2,031	42.9%	Mark R. Fleury	Republican	1,825	38.5%	4.4%
District 28	Scott J. Guthrie	Democratic	3,008	51.8%	Steven J. Hart	Republican	2,795	48.2%	3.6%
District 29	Lisa P. Tomasso	Democratic	2,739	50.1%	Gregory C. Coutcher	Republican	2,731	49.9%	0.2%
District 30	Robert A. Watson	Republican	3,349	56.9%	Robert B. Bolton	Independent	2,540	43.1%	13.8%
District 31	Doreen Marie Costa	Republican	2,858	54.2%	Kenneth Carter	Democratic	2,418	45.8%	8.4%
District 32	Laurence W. Ehrhardt	Republican	3,537	61.1%	Richard A. Welch	Democratic	2,256	38.9%	22.2%
District 33	Donald J. Lally Jr.	Democratic	3,340	53.3%	Philip J. Duquette	Republican	2,926	46.7%	6.6%
District 34	Teresa Ann Tanzi	Democratic	3,260	65.1%	Timothy W. Burchett	Republican	1,311	26.2%	38.9%
District 35	Spencer E. Dickinson	Democratic	2,081	52.0%	James K. Haldeman	Republican	1,918	48.0%	4.0%
District 36	Donna M. Walsh	Democratic	3,546	60.6%	Thomas Browning	Moderate	2,305	39.4%	21.2%
District 37	Samuel A. Azzinaro	Democratic	3,062	60.2%	Philip P. Gingerella	Republican	1,686	33.1%	27.1%
District 38	Brian Patrick Kennedy	Democratic	2,617	56.1%	Peter J. Bonk	Republican	2,047	43.9%	12.2%
District 39	Larry Valencia	Democratic	2,732	51.4%	Michael J. Picillo	Republican	2,586	48.6%	2.8%
District 40	Michael W. Chippendale	Republican	3,278	55.3%	Scott M. Pollard	Democratic	2,655	44.7%	10.6%
District 41	Michael J. Marcello	Democratic	3,450	52.9%	Marco M. Lucci	Republican	3,066	47.1%	5.8%
District 42	Stephen R. Ucci	Democratic	4,068	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 43	Deborah A. Fellela	Democratic	2,946	57.7%	Karin N. Gorman	Independent	2,158	42.3%	15.4%
District 44	Peter J. Petrarca	Democratic	3,380	53.2%	Jennifer L. Hirons	Republican	2,978	46.8%	6.4%
District 45	Rene R. Menard	Democratic	2,889	57.1%	Larry Shetler	Republican	1,185	23.4%	33.7%
District 46	Jeremiah T. O'Grady	Democratic	2,150	48.9%	Matthew A. Guerra	Republican	1,596	36.3%	12.6%
District 47	Cale P. Keable	Democratic	2,435	52.1%	Donald A. Fox	Republican	2,239	47.9%	4.2%
District 48	Brian C. Newberry	Republican	3,715	66.0%	David A. Lovett	Democratic	1,910	34.0%	32.0%
District 49	Lisa Baldelli-Hunt	Democratic	2,046	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 50	Jon D. Brien	Democratic	2,116	75.2%	Harvey F. Nabozny	Republican	697	24.8%	50.4%
District 51	Robert D. Phillips	Democratic	2,373	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 52	Karen L. MacBETH	Democratic	5,108	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 53	Thomas J. Winfield	Democratic	3,028	60.3%	John S. English	Republican	1,992	39.7%	20.6%
District 54	Gregory J. Schadone	Democratic	2,786	60.9%	Lance A. Mantia	Independent	1,792	39.1%	21.8%
District 55	Arthur J. Corvese	Democratic	4,168	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 56	Agostinho F. Silva	Democratic	1,223	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 57	James N. McLAUGHLIN	Democratic	2,988	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 58	William San Bento Jr.	Democratic	1,668	72.9%	Michael W. Grossi	Republican	620	27.1%	45.8%
District 59	J. Patrick O'Neill	Democratic	2,120	74.8%	Joel M. Tirrell	Republican	713	25.2%	49.6%
District 60	Elaine A. Coderre	Democratic	1,653	73.7%	Samuel J. Tassia	Republican	591	26.3%	47.4%
District 61	Raymond H. Johnston Jr.	Democratic	2,815	65.0%	Brad Simonds	Republican	1,514	35.0%	30.0%
District 62	Mary Duffy Messier	Democratic	2,615	68.3%	Thomas L. Clupny	Republican	1,216	31.7%	36.6%
District 63	Roberto DaSILVA	Democratic	3,679	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 64	Helio Melo	Democratic	2,847	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 65	John A. Savage	Republican	3,808	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 66	Joy Hearn	Democratic	2,974	47.3%	Margaret E. Kane	Republican	2,406	38.2%	9.1%
District 67	Jan Malik	Democratic	2,465	52.9%	Joseph A. DePASQUALE	Independent	2,197	47.1%	5.8%
District 68	Richard P. Morrison	Democratic	2,357	59.9%	Thomas M. Carroll	Republican	1,581	40.1%	19.8%
District 69	Raymond E. Gallison Jr.	Democratic	2,773	66.2%	William L. Sousa Grapentine	Republican	1,418	33.8%	32.4%
District 70	John G. Edwards	Democratic	2,760	56.5%	Nancy L. Driggs	Republican	2,124	43.5%	13.0%
District 71	Daniel P. Gordon Jr.	Republican	2,707	50.4%	George S. Alzaibak	Democratic	2,660	49.6%	0.8%
District 72	Daniel Patrick Reilly	Republican	2,968	52.4%	Amy G. Rice	Democratic	2,700	47.6%	4.8%
District 73	J. Russell Jackson	Democratic	1,849	74.9%	Gregory W. Larson	Green	619	25.1%	49.8%
District 74	Deborah L. Ruggiero	Democratic	2,712	52.8%	Anthony A. Mastrostefano	Republican	1,602	31.2%	21.6%
District 75	Peter F. Martin	Democratic	2,418	62.6%	Patrick J. Donovan	Republican	1,442	37.4%	25.2%

Results by Candidates

There are 145 candidates competed for 75 seats.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election - Summary by Candidate
Seat	Candidate	Affiliation	Valid Votes	%
District 1	John J. McCAULEY Jr.	Democratic	1,400	74.6%
	Daniel J. Grzych	Independent	476	25.4%
District 2	Christopher R. Blazejewski	Democratic	2,010	70.9%
	Richard R. Rodi Jr.	Independent	825	29.1%
District 3	Edith H. Ajello	Democratic	2,215	73.5%
	Daniel S. Harrop	Republican	799	26.5%
District 4	Gordon D. Fox	Democratic	3,564	76.5%
	Erich P. Sturn	Republican	1,094	23.5%
District 5	John J. DeSIMONE	Democratic	2,298	75.7%
	Mark Garofalo	Republican	736	24.3%
District 6	Raymond A. Hull	Democratic	3,195	100.0%
District 7	Maria E. Cimini	Democratic	2,773	100.0%
District 8	Michael A. Tarro	Democratic	1,520	75.5%
	Robert S. Berrillo	Independent	492	24.5%
District 9	Anastasia P. Williams	Democratic	1,715	100.0%
District 10	Scott A. Slater	Democratic	2,023	89.7%
	Brian P. Mayben	Republican	232	10.3%
District 11	Grace Diaz	Democratic	2,150	88.6%
	Maria Luisa A. Curran	Republican	278	11.4%
District 12	Leo Medina	Democratic	1,842	100.0%
District 13	John M. Carnevale	Democratic	2,288	79.6%
	Damien J. Baldino	Republican	588	20.4%
District 14	Charlene Lima	Democratic	1,991	65.3%
	William A. Surrette Sr.	Republican	1,057	34.7%
District 15	Nicholas A. Mattiello	Democratic	2,969	52.1%
	James W. Quinlan	Republican	2,275	39.9%
	Stephen T. Perrino	Independent	455	8.0%
District 16	Peter G. Palumbo	Democratic	2,620	54.3%
	Donald Botts Jr.	Republican	2,203	45.7%
District 17	Robert B. Jacquard	Democratic	3,516	100.0%
District 18	Arthur Handy	Democratic	2,834	65.0%
	Richard S. Nordlund	Republican	1,524	35.0%
District 19	Joseph McNAMARA	Democratic	3,309	59.7%
	Maureen L. O'Gorman	Republican	1,725	31.1%
	Anthony R. Dubois	Moderate	507	9.1%
District 20	David A. Bennett	Democratic	2,660	57.7%
	Henri S. Koldyk	Republican	1,527	33.1%
	William M. Pierce Iii	Moderate	427	9.3%
District 21	Eileen Slattery Naughton	Democratic	2,750	60.4%
	Richard L. Lavallee	Moderate	1,805	39.6%
District 22	Frank G. Ferri	Democratic	2,610	58.9%
	Jason Oliver	Independent	1,822	41.1%
District 23	Robert E. Flaherty	Democratic	2,883	58.8%
	Timothy J. Howe	Independent	2,022	41.2%
District 24	Joseph A. Trillo	Republican	4,661	100.0%
District 25	Jared R. Nunes	Democratic	1,615	51.2%
	Giovanni A. Calise	Republican	1,541	48.8%
District 26	Patricia L. Morgan	Republican	2,239	51.0%
	Michael Norman Senerchia	Democratic	2,149	49.0%
District 27	Patricia A. Serpa	Democratic	2,031	42.9%
	Mark R. Fleury	Republican	1,825	38.5%
	Thomas K. Jones	Independent	879	18.6%
District 28	Scott J. Guthrie	Democratic	3,008	51.8%
	Steven J. Hart	Republican	2,795	48.2%
District 29	Lisa P. Tomasso	Democratic	2,739	50.1%
	Gregory C. Coutcher	Republican	2,731	49.9%
District 30	Robert A. Watson	Republican	3,349	56.9%
	Robert B. Bolton	Independent	2,540	43.1%
District 31	Doreen Marie Costa	Republican	2,858	54.2%
	Kenneth Carter	Democratic	2,418	45.8%
District 32	Laurence W. Ehrhardt	Republican	3,537	61.1%
	Richard A. Welch	Democratic	2,256	38.9%
District 33	Donald J. Lally Jr.	Democratic	3,340	53.3%
	Philip J. Duquette	Republican	2,926	46.7%
District 34	Teresa Ann Tanzi	Democratic	3,260	65.1%
	Timothy W. Burchett	Republican	1,311	26.2%
	Peter J. Stone	Independent	435	8.7%
District 35	Spencer E. Dickinson	Democratic	2,081	52.0%
	James K. Haldeman	Republican	1,918	48.0%
District 36	Donna M. Walsh	Democratic	3,546	60.6%
	Thomas Browning	Moderate	2,305	39.4%
District 37	Samuel A. Azzinaro	Democratic	3,062	60.2%
	Philip P. Gingerella	Republican	1,686	33.1%
	Robert T. Gionet	Independent	342	6.7%
District 38	Brian Patrick Kennedy	Democratic	2,617	56.1%
	Peter J. Bonk	Republican	2,047	43.9%
District 39	Larry Valencia	Democratic	2,732	51.4%
	Michael J. Picillo	Republican	2,586	48.6%
District 40	Michael W. Chippendale	Republican	3,278	55.3%
	Scott M. Pollard	Democratic	2,655	44.7%
District 41	Michael J. Marcello	Democratic	3,450	52.9%
	Marco M. Lucci	Republican	3,066	47.1%
District 42	Stephen R. Ucci	Democratic	4,068	100.0%
District 43	Deborah A. Fellela	Democratic	2,946	57.7%
	Karin N. Gorman	Independent	2,158	42.3%
District 44	Peter J. Petrarca	Democratic	3,380	53.2%
	Jennifer L. Hirons	Republican	2,978	46.8%
District 45	Rene R. Menard	Democratic	2,889	57.1%
	Larry Shetler	Republican	1,185	23.4%
	Colleen I. Scanlan	Independent	988	19.5%
District 46	Jeremiah T. O'Grady	Democratic	2,150	48.9%
	Matthew A. Guerra	Republican	1,596	36.3%
	C. Kevin McCARTHY	Independent	520	11.8%
	Paul J. DiDOMENICO	Independent	127	2.9%
District 47	Cale P. Keable	Democratic	2,435	52.1%
	Donald A. Fox	Republican	2,239	47.9%
District 48	Brian C. Newberry	Republican	3,715	66.0%
	David A. Lovett	Democratic	1,910	34.0%
District 49	Lisa Baldelli-Hunt	Democratic	2,046	100.0%
District 50	Jon D. Brien	Democratic	2,116	75.2%
	Harvey F. Nabozny	Republican	697	24.8%
District 51	Robert D. Phillips	Democratic	2,373	100.0%
District 52	Karen L. MacBETH	Democratic	5,108	100.0%
District 53	Thomas J. Winfield	Democratic	3,028	60.3%
	John S. English	Republican	1,992	39.7%
District 54	Gregory J. Schadone	Democratic	2,786	60.9%
	Lance A. Mantia	Independent	1,792	39.1%
District 55	Arthur J. Corvese	Democratic	4,168	100.0%
District 56	Agostinho F. Silva	Democratic	1,223	100.0%
District 57	James N. McLAUGHLIN	Democratic	2,988	100.0%
District 58	William San Bento Jr.	Democratic	1,668	72.9%
	Michael W. Grossi	Republican	620	27.1%
District 59	J. Patrick O'Neill	Democratic	2,120	74.8%
	Joel M. Tirrell	Republican	713	25.2%
District 60	Elaine A. Coderre	Democratic	1,653	73.7%
	Samuel J. Tassia	Republican	591	26.3%
District 61	Raymond H. Johnston Jr.	Democratic	2,815	65.0%
	Brad Simonds	Republican	1,514	35.0%
District 62	Mary Duffy Messier	Democratic	2,615	68.3%
	Thomas L. Clupny	Republican	1,216	31.7%
District 63	Roberto DaSILVA	Democratic	3,679	100.0%
District 64	Helio Melo	Democratic	2,847	100.0%
District 65	John A. Savage	Republican	3,808	100.0%
District 66	Joy Hearn	Democratic	2,974	47.3%
	Margaret E. Kane	Republican	2,406	38.2%
	Joel Hellmann	Independent	914	14.5%
District 67	Jan Malik	Democratic	2,465	52.9%
	Joseph A. DePASQUALE	Independent	2,197	47.1%
District 68	Richard P. Morrison	Democratic	2,357	59.9%
	Thomas M. Carroll	Republican	1,581	40.1%
District 69	Raymond E. Gallison Jr.	Democratic	2,773	66.2%
	William L. Sousa Grapentine	Republican	1,418	33.8%
District 70	John G. Edwards	Democratic	2,760	56.5%
	Nancy L. Driggs	Republican	2,124	43.5%
District 71	Daniel P. Gordon Jr.	Republican	2,707	50.4%
	George S. Alzaibak	Democratic	2,660	49.6%
District 72	Daniel Patrick Reilly	Republican	2,968	52.4%
	Amy G. Rice	Democratic	2,700	47.6%
District 73	J. Russell Jackson	Democratic	1,849	74.9%
	Gregory W. Larson	Green	619	25.1%
District 74	Deborah L. Ruggiero	Democratic	2,712	52.8%
	Anthony A. Mastrostefano	Republican	1,602	31.2%
	Daniel J. Capuano	Independent	821	16.0%
District 75	Peter F. Martin	Democratic	2,418	62.6%
	Patrick J. Donovan	Republican	1,442	37.4%

Results by Seats

District 1

John J. McCAULEY Jr. of Democratic won the election with 74.6% of the votes, alongside receiving 1,400 votes. Daniel J. Grzych of Independent was defeated by a margin of 49.3%, receiving 25.4% of the votes, totaling 476 votes. The total votes cast was 1,876.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 1
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John J. McCAULEY Jr.	Democratic	1,400	74.6%
Daniel J. Grzych	Independent	476	25.4%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 49.3%, Valid Votes: 1,876

The election took place in the town of Providence.

Results by Precinct in Providence - District 1 (General)
Precinct	John J. McCAULEY Jr.	Daniel J. Grzych	Total
Providence 2801	534	171	705
Providence 2803	358	80	438
Providence 2804	204	80	284
Providence 2805	101	77	178
Providence 2806	130	27	157
Providence 2807	73	41	114
Total	1,400	476	1,876

District 2

Christopher R. Blazejewski of Democratic won the election with 70.9% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,010 votes. Richard R. Rodi Jr. of Independent was defeated by a margin of 41.8%, receiving 29.1% of the votes, totaling 825 votes. The total votes cast was 2,835.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 2
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2010, name: 'Christopher R. Blazejewski'},{value: 825, name: 'Richard R. Rodi Jr.'}] }]}
Christopher R. Blazejewski	Democratic	2,010	70.9%
Richard R. Rodi Jr.	Independent	825	29.1%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 41.8%, Valid Votes: 2,835

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 2 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Christopher R. Blazejewski Democratic		Richard R. Rodi Jr. Independent		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
East Providence	459	60.4%	301	39.6%	760	20.8%
Providence	1,551	74.7%	524	25.3%	2,075	49.5%
Total	2,010	70.9%	825	29.1%	2,835	41.8%

East Providence

Results by Precinct in East Providence - District 2 (General)
Precinct	Christopher R. Blazejewski	Richard R. Rodi Jr.	Total
East Providence 1001	175	122	297
East Providence 1002	284	179	463
Total	459	301	760

Providence

Results by Precinct in Providence - District 2 (General)
Precinct	Christopher R. Blazejewski	Richard R. Rodi Jr.	Total
Providence 2808	389	86	475
Providence 2811	126	80	206
Providence 2812	93	47	140
Providence 2813	387	107	494
Providence 2815	460	186	646
Providence 2816	96	18	114
Total	1,551	524	2,075

District 3

Edith H. Ajello of Democratic won the election with 73.5% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,215 votes. Daniel S. Harrop of Republican was defeated by a margin of 47.0%, receiving 26.5% of the votes, totaling 799 votes. The total votes cast was 3,014.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 3
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Edith H. Ajello	Democratic	2,215	73.5%
Daniel S. Harrop	Republican	799	26.5%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 47.0%, Valid Votes: 3,014

The election took place in the town of Providence.

Results by Precinct in Providence - District 3 (General)
Precinct	Edith H. Ajello	Daniel S. Harrop	Total
Providence 2817	155	88	243
Providence 2818	170	12	182
Providence 2819	302	114	416
Providence 2820	535	211	746
Providence 2822	508	196	704
Providence 2823	471	163	634
Providence 2824	74	15	89
Total	2,215	799	3,014

District 4

Gordon D. Fox of Democratic won the election with 76.5% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,564 votes. Erich P. Sturn of Republican was defeated by a margin of 53.0%, receiving 23.5% of the votes, totaling 1,094 votes. The total votes cast was 4,658.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 4
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 3564, name: 'Gordon D. Fox'},{value: 1094, name: 'Erich P. Sturn'}] }]}
Gordon D. Fox	Democratic	3,564	76.5%
Erich P. Sturn	Republican	1,094	23.5%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 53.0%, Valid Votes: 4,658

The election took place in the town of Providence.

Results by Precinct in Providence - District 4 (General)
Precinct	Gordon D. Fox	Erich P. Sturn	Total
Providence 2826	503	241	744
Providence 2827	361	258	619
Providence 2828	572	143	715
Providence 2829	366	40	406
Providence 2830	468	123	591
Providence 2831	360	81	441
Providence 2832	513	146	659
Providence 2833	421	62	483
Total	3,564	1,094	4,658

District 5

John J. DeSIMONE of Democratic won the election with 75.7% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,298 votes. Mark Garofalo of Republican was defeated by a margin of 51.5%, receiving 24.3% of the votes, totaling 736 votes. The total votes cast was 3,034.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 5
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2298, name: 'John J. DeSIMONE'},{value: 736, name: 'Mark Garofalo'}] }]}
John J. DeSIMONE	Democratic	2,298	75.7%
Mark Garofalo	Republican	736	24.3%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 51.5%, Valid Votes: 3,034

The election took place in the town of Providence.

Results by Precinct in Providence - District 5 (General)
Precinct	John J. DeSIMONE	Mark Garofalo	Total
Providence 2834	370	126	496
Providence 2835	583	160	743
Providence 2836	130	78	208
Providence 2838	462	180	642
Providence 2839	545	153	698
Providence 8103	208	39	247
Total	2,298	736	3,034

District 6

Raymond A. Hull of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,195 votes. The total votes cast was 3,195.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 6
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Raymond A. Hull	Democratic	3,195	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 3,195

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 6 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Raymond A. Hull Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%
North Providence	1,319	100.0%	1,319	100.0%
Providence	1,876	100.0%	1,876	100.0%
Total	3,195	100.0%	3,195	100.0%

North Providence

Results by Precinct in North Providence - District 6 (General)
Precinct	Raymond A. Hull	Total
North Providence 2401	791	791
North Providence 2402	528	528
Total	1,319	1,319

Providence

Results by Precinct in Providence - District 6 (General)
Precinct	Raymond A. Hull	Total
Providence 2840	157	157
Providence 2841	577	577
Providence 2842	226	226
Providence 2843	51	51
Providence 2844	446	446
Providence 2845	351	351
Providence 2846	68	68
Total	1,876	1,876

District 7

Maria E. Cimini of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,773 votes. The total votes cast was 2,773.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 7
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Maria E. Cimini	Democratic	2,773	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 2,773

The election took place in the town of Providence.

Results by Precinct in Providence - District 7 (General)
Precinct	Maria E. Cimini	Total
Providence 2847	746	746
Providence 2848	522	522
Providence 2849	436	436
Providence 2850	16	16
Providence 2851	51	51
Providence 2852	427	427
Providence 2853	336	336
Providence 2854	231	231
Providence 2855	8	8
Total	2,773	2,773

District 8

Michael A. Tarro of Democratic won the election with 75.5% of the votes, alongside receiving 1,520 votes. Robert S. Berrillo of Independent was defeated by a margin of 51.1%, receiving 24.5% of the votes, totaling 492 votes. The total votes cast was 2,012.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 8
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Michael A. Tarro	Democratic	1,520	75.5%
Robert S. Berrillo	Independent	492	24.5%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 51.1%, Valid Votes: 2,012

The election took place in the town of Providence.

Results by Precinct in Providence - District 8 (General)
Precinct	Michael A. Tarro	Robert S. Berrillo	Total
Providence 2856	150	20	170
Providence 2857	7	3	10
Providence 2858	49	17	66
Providence 2859	31	5	36
Providence 2861	242	75	317
Providence 2862	344	136	480
Providence 2863	372	134	506
Providence 2864	212	44	256
Providence 2860	52	24	76
Providence 8100	61	34	95
Total	1,520	492	2,012

District 9

Anastasia P. Williams of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 1,715 votes. The total votes cast was 1,715.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 9
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Anastasia P. Williams	Democratic	1,715	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 1,715

The election took place in the town of Providence.

Results by Precinct in Providence - District 9 (General)
Precinct	Anastasia P. Williams	Total
Providence 2866	429	429
Providence 2867	31	31
Providence 2868	407	407
Providence 2869	304	304
Providence 2871	212	212
Providence 2865	158	158
Providence 8101	18	18
Providence 8102	156	156
Total	1,715	1,715

District 10

Scott A. Slater of Democratic won the election with 89.7% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,023 votes. Brian P. Mayben of Republican was defeated by a margin of 79.4%, receiving 10.3% of the votes, totaling 232 votes. The total votes cast was 2,255.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 10
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Scott A. Slater	Democratic	2,023	89.7%
Brian P. Mayben	Republican	232	10.3%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 79.4%, Valid Votes: 2,255

The election took place in the town of Providence.

Results by Precinct in Providence - District 10 (General)
Precinct	Scott A. Slater	Brian P. Mayben	Total
Providence 2872	304	43	347
Providence 2873	46	20	66
Providence 2874	704	106	810
Providence 2875	393	35	428
Providence 2876	434	15	449
Providence 2878	71	3	74
Providence 2879	71	10	81
Total	2,023	232	2,255

District 11

Grace Diaz of Democratic won the election with 88.6% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,150 votes. Maria Luisa A. Curran of Republican was defeated by a margin of 77.1%, receiving 11.4% of the votes, totaling 278 votes. The total votes cast was 2,428.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 11
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2150, name: 'Grace Diaz'},{value: 278, name: 'Maria Luisa A. Curran'}] }]}
Grace Diaz	Democratic	2,150	88.6%
Maria Luisa A. Curran	Republican	278	11.4%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 77.1%, Valid Votes: 2,428

The election took place in the town of Providence.

Results by Precinct in Providence - District 11 (General)
Precinct	Grace Diaz	Maria Luisa A. Curran	Total
Providence 2880	506	72	578
Providence 2881	459	50	509
Providence 2882	490	69	559
Providence 2883	324	34	358
Providence 2884	229	43	272
Providence 2885	95	6	101
Providence 2897	47	4	51
Total	2,150	278	2,428

District 12

Leo Medina of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 1,842 votes. The total votes cast was 1,842.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 12
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Leo Medina	Democratic	1,842	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 1,842

The election took place in the town of Providence.

Results by Precinct in Providence - District 12 (General)
Precinct	Leo Medina	Total
Providence 2886	702	702
Providence 2888	332	332
Providence 2889	416	416
Providence 2890	392	392
Total	1,842	1,842

District 13

John M. Carnevale of Democratic won the election with 79.6% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,288 votes. Damien J. Baldino of Republican was defeated by a margin of 59.1%, receiving 20.4% of the votes, totaling 588 votes. The total votes cast was 2,876.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 13
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2288, name: 'John M. Carnevale'},{value: 588, name: 'Damien J. Baldino'}] }]}
John M. Carnevale	Democratic	2,288	79.6%
Damien J. Baldino	Republican	588	20.4%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 59.1%, Valid Votes: 2,876

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 13 (General) - Results by Town
Town	John M. Carnevale Democratic		Damien J. Baldino Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Johnston	705	70.6%	294	29.4%	999	41.1%
Providence	1,583	84.3%	294	15.7%	1,877	68.7%
Total	2,288	79.6%	588	20.4%	2,876	59.1%

Johnston

Results by Precinct in Johnston - District 13 (General)
Precinct	John M. Carnevale	Damien J. Baldino	Total
Johnston 1601	296	115	411
Johnston 1602	409	179	588
Total	705	294	999

Providence

Results by Precinct in Providence - District 13 (General)
Precinct	John M. Carnevale	Damien J. Baldino	Total
Providence 2892	552	106	658
Providence 2893	292	57	349
Providence 2894	525	100	625
Providence 2896	214	31	245
Total	1,583	294	1,877

District 14

Charlene Lima of Democratic won the election with 65.3% of the votes, alongside receiving 1,991 votes. William A. Surrette Sr. of Republican was defeated by a margin of 30.6%, receiving 34.7% of the votes, totaling 1,057 votes. The total votes cast was 3,048.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 14
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 1991, name: 'Charlene Lima'},{value: 1057, name: 'William A. Surrette Sr.'}] }]}
Charlene Lima	Democratic	1,991	65.3%
William A. Surrette Sr.	Republican	1,057	34.7%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 30.6%, Valid Votes: 3,048

The election took place in the town of Cranston.

Results by Precinct in Cranston - District 14 (General)
Precinct	Charlene Lima	William A. Surrette Sr.	Total
Cranston 0701	412	202	614
Cranston 0702	286	146	432
Cranston 0706	562	284	846
Cranston 0708	436	224	660
Cranston 0709	295	201	496
Total	1,991	1,057	3,048

District 15

Nicholas A. Mattiello of Democratic won the election with 52.1% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,969 votes. James W. Quinlan of Republican was defeated by a margin of 12.2%, receiving 39.9% of the votes, totaling 2,275 votes. The total votes cast was 5,699.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 15
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2969, name: 'Nicholas A. Mattiello'},{value: 2275, name: 'James W. Quinlan'},{value: 455, name: 'Stephen T. Perrino'}] }]}
Nicholas A. Mattiello	Democratic	2,969	52.1%
James W. Quinlan	Republican	2,275	39.9%
Stephen T. Perrino	Independent	455	8.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 12.2%, Valid Votes: 5,699

The election took place in the town of Cranston.

Results by Precinct in Cranston - District 15 (General)
Precinct	Nicholas A. Mattiello	James W. Quinlan	Stephen T. Perrino	Total
Cranston 0710	461	404	62	927
Cranston 0711	514	375	72	961
Cranston 0712	149	97	26	272
Cranston 0713	513	481	75	1,069
Cranston 0714	447	252	80	779
Cranston 0715	293	215	51	559
Cranston 0717	592	451	89	1,132
Total	2,969	2,275	455	5,699

District 16

Peter G. Palumbo of Democratic won the election with 54.3% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,620 votes. Donald Botts Jr. of Republican was defeated by a margin of 8.6%, receiving 45.7% of the votes, totaling 2,203 votes. The total votes cast was 4,823.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 16
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2620, name: 'Peter G. Palumbo'},{value: 2203, name: 'Donald Botts Jr.'}] }]}
Peter G. Palumbo	Democratic	2,620	54.3%
Donald Botts Jr.	Republican	2,203	45.7%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 8.6%, Valid Votes: 4,823

The election took place in the town of Cranston.

Results by Precinct in Cranston - District 16 (General)
Precinct	Peter G. Palumbo	Donald Botts Jr.	Total
Cranston 0718	41	26	67
Cranston 0719	215	151	366
Cranston 0720	213	228	441
Cranston 0721	365	370	735
Cranston 0722	231	191	422
Cranston 0723	549	455	1,004
Cranston 0724	534	329	863
Cranston 0726	120	78	198
Cranston 0727	352	375	727
Total	2,620	2,203	4,823

District 17

Robert B. Jacquard of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,516 votes. The total votes cast was 3,516.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 17
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Robert B. Jacquard	Democratic	3,516	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 3,516

The election took place in the town of Cranston.

Results by Precinct in Cranston - District 17 (General)
Precinct	Robert B. Jacquard	Total
Cranston 0728	409	409
Cranston 0729	386	386
Cranston 0730	516	516
Cranston 0731	462	462
Cranston 0733	751	751
Cranston 0734	216	216
Cranston 0735	246	246
Cranston 0736	530	530
Total	3,516	3,516

District 18

Arthur Handy of Democratic won the election with 65.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,834 votes. Richard S. Nordlund of Republican was defeated by a margin of 30.1%, receiving 35.0% of the votes, totaling 1,524 votes. The total votes cast was 4,358.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 18
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2834, name: 'Arthur Handy'},{value: 1524, name: 'Richard S. Nordlund'}] }]}
Arthur Handy	Democratic	2,834	65.0%
Richard S. Nordlund	Republican	1,524	35.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 30.1%, Valid Votes: 4,358

The election took place in the town of Cranston.

Results by Precinct in Cranston - District 18 (General)
Precinct	Arthur Handy	Richard S. Nordlund	Total
Cranston 0739	637	335	972
Cranston 0740	612	400	1,012
Cranston 0742	678	288	966
Cranston 0743	471	269	740
Cranston 0744	436	232	668
Total	2,834	1,524	4,358

District 19

Joseph McNAMARA of Democratic won the election with 59.7% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,309 votes. Maureen L. O'Gorman of Republican was defeated by a margin of 28.6%, receiving 31.1% of the votes, totaling 1,725 votes. The total votes cast was 5,541.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 19
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Joseph McNAMARA	Democratic	3,309	59.7%
Maureen L. O'Gorman	Republican	1,725	31.1%
Anthony R. Dubois	Moderate	507	9.1%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 28.6%, Valid Votes: 5,541

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 19 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Joseph McNAMARA Democratic		Maureen L. O'Gorman Republican		Anthony R. Dubois Moderate		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Cranston	325	55.2%	200	34.0%	64	10.9%	589	21.2%
Warwick	2,984	60.3%	1,525	30.8%	443	8.9%	4,952	29.5%
Total	3,309	59.7%	1,725	31.1%	507	9.1%	5,541	28.6%

Cranston

Results by Precinct in Cranston - District 19 (General)
Precinct	Joseph McNAMARA	Maureen L. O'Gorman	Anthony R. Dubois	Total
Cranston 0745	325	200	64	589
Total	325	200	64	589

Warwick

Results by Precinct in Warwick - District 19 (General)
Precinct	Joseph McNAMARA	Maureen L. O'Gorman	Anthony R. Dubois	Total
Warwick 3501	452	162	51	665
Warwick 3502	335	174	53	562
Warwick 3503	571	257	59	887
Warwick 3504	318	205	34	557
Warwick 3505	499	263	64	826
Warwick 3506	318	231	57	606
Warwick 3507	383	192	90	665
Warwick 3508	108	41	35	184
Total	2,984	1,525	443	4,952

District 20

David A. Bennett of Democratic won the election with 57.7% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,660 votes. Henri S. Koldyk of Republican was defeated by a margin of 24.6%, receiving 33.1% of the votes, totaling 1,527 votes. The total votes cast was 4,614.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 20
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David A. Bennett	Democratic	2,660	57.7%
Henri S. Koldyk	Republican	1,527	33.1%
William M. Pierce Iii	Moderate	427	9.3%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 24.6%, Valid Votes: 4,614

The election took place in the town of Warwick.

Results by Precinct in Warwick - District 20 (General)
Precinct	David A. Bennett	Henri S. Koldyk	William M. Pierce Iii	Total
Warwick 3509	125	78	26	229
Warwick 3510	387	234	75	696
Warwick 3511	432	201	55	688
Warwick 3512	271	167	54	492
Warwick 3513	219	138	40	397
Warwick 3514	271	190	49	510
Warwick 3515	401	213	43	657
Warwick 3516	336	189	49	574
Warwick 3517	218	117	36	371
Total	2,660	1,527	427	4,614

District 21

Eileen Slattery Naughton of Democratic won the election with 60.4% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,750 votes. Richard L. Lavallee of Moderate was defeated by a margin of 20.7%, receiving 39.6% of the votes, totaling 1,805 votes. The total votes cast was 4,555.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 21
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','#2CEB0B'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2750, name: 'Eileen Slattery Naughton'},{value: 1805, name: 'Richard L. Lavallee'}] }]}
Eileen Slattery Naughton	Democratic	2,750	60.4%
Richard L. Lavallee	Moderate	1,805	39.6%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 20.7%, Valid Votes: 4,555

The election took place in the town of Warwick.

Results by Precinct in Warwick - District 21 (General)
Precinct	Eileen Slattery Naughton	Richard L. Lavallee	Total
Warwick 3518	335	223	558
Warwick 3519	208	123	331
Warwick 3520	507	331	838
Warwick 3521	414	308	722
Warwick 3522	467	296	763
Warwick 3523	462	280	742
Warwick 3524	357	244	601
Total	2,750	1,805	4,555

District 22

Frank G. Ferri of Democratic won the election with 58.9% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,610 votes. Jason Oliver of Independent was defeated by a margin of 17.8%, receiving 41.1% of the votes, totaling 1,822 votes. The total votes cast was 4,432.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 22
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2610, name: 'Frank G. Ferri'},{value: 1822, name: 'Jason Oliver'}] }]}
Frank G. Ferri	Democratic	2,610	58.9%
Jason Oliver	Independent	1,822	41.1%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 17.8%, Valid Votes: 4,432

The election took place in the town of Warwick.

Results by Precinct in Warwick - District 22 (General)
Precinct	Frank G. Ferri	Jason Oliver	Total
Warwick 3525	102	64	166
Warwick 3526	155	65	220
Warwick 3527	388	247	635
Warwick 3528	392	287	679
Warwick 3529	476	340	816
Warwick 3530	389	235	624
Warwick 3531	296	293	589
Warwick 3532	412	291	703
Total	2,610	1,822	4,432

District 23

Robert E. Flaherty of Democratic won the election with 58.8% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,883 votes. Timothy J. Howe of Independent was defeated by a margin of 17.6%, receiving 41.2% of the votes, totaling 2,022 votes. The total votes cast was 4,905.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 23
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2883, name: 'Robert E. Flaherty'},{value: 2022, name: 'Timothy J. Howe'}] }]}
Robert E. Flaherty	Democratic	2,883	58.8%
Timothy J. Howe	Independent	2,022	41.2%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 17.6%, Valid Votes: 4,905

The election took place in the town of Warwick.

Results by Precinct in Warwick - District 23 (General)
Precinct	Robert E. Flaherty	Timothy J. Howe	Total
Warwick 3533	164	170	334
Warwick 3534	345	236	581
Warwick 3535	285	199	484
Warwick 3536	312	242	554
Warwick 3537	542	326	868
Warwick 3538	365	212	577
Warwick 3539	395	291	686
Warwick 3540	475	346	821
Total	2,883	2,022	4,905

District 24

Joseph A. Trillo of Republican won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 4,661 votes. The total votes cast was 4,661.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 24
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Joseph A. Trillo	Republican	4,661	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 4,661

The election took place in the town of Warwick.

Results by Precinct in Warwick - District 24 (General)
Precinct	Joseph A. Trillo	Total
Warwick 3541	138	138
Warwick 3542	466	466
Warwick 3543	408	408
Warwick 3544	139	139
Warwick 3545	383	383
Warwick 3546	392	392
Warwick 3547	657	657
Warwick 3548	797	797
Warwick 3549	571	571
Warwick 3550	312	312
Warwick 3551	398	398
Total	4,661	4,661

District 25

Jared R. Nunes of Democratic won the election with 51.2% of the votes, alongside receiving 1,615 votes. Giovanni A. Calise of Republican was defeated by a margin of 2.3%, receiving 48.8% of the votes, totaling 1,541 votes. The total votes cast was 3,156.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 25
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Jared R. Nunes	Democratic	1,615	51.2%
Giovanni A. Calise	Republican	1,541	48.8%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 2.3%, Valid Votes: 3,156

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 25 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Jared R. Nunes Democratic		Giovanni A. Calise Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Coventry	331	50.2%	328	49.8%	659	0.5%
West Warwick	1,284	51.4%	1,213	48.6%	2,497	2.8%
Total	1,615	51.2%	1,541	48.8%	3,156	2.3%

Coventry

Results by Precinct in Coventry - District 25 (General)
Precinct	Jared R. Nunes	Giovanni A. Calise	Total
Coventry 0601	331	328	659
Total	331	328	659

West Warwick

Results by Precinct in West Warwick - District 25 (General)
Precinct	Jared R. Nunes	Giovanni A. Calise	Total
West Warwick 3801	425	394	819
West Warwick 3803	255	285	540
West Warwick 3804	372	308	680
West Warwick 3805	232	226	458
Total	1,284	1,213	2,497

District 26

Patricia L. Morgan of Republican won the election with 51.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,239 votes. Michael Norman Senerchia of Democratic was defeated by a margin of 2.1%, receiving 49.0% of the votes, totaling 2,149 votes. The total votes cast was 4,388.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 26
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Patricia L. Morgan	Republican	2,239	51.0%
Michael Norman Senerchia	Democratic	2,149	49.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 2.1%, Valid Votes: 4,388

The election took place in three towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 26 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Patricia L. Morgan Republican		Michael Norman Senerchia Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Coventry	602	55.4%	484	44.6%	1,086	10.9%
Warwick	259	48.1%	279	51.9%	538	-3.7%
West Warwick	1,378	49.9%	1,386	50.1%	2,764	-0.3%
Total	2,239	51.0%	2,149	49.0%	4,388	2.1%

Coventry

Results by Precinct in Coventry - District 26 (General)
Precinct	Patricia L. Morgan	Michael Norman Senerchia	Total
Coventry 0602	602	484	1,086
Total	602	484	1,086

Warwick

Results by Precinct in Warwick - District 26 (General)
Precinct	Michael Norman Senerchia	Patricia L. Morgan	Total
Warwick 3552	279	259	538
Total	279	259	538

West Warwick

Results by Precinct in West Warwick - District 26 (General)
Precinct	Michael Norman Senerchia	Patricia L. Morgan	Total
West Warwick 3806	462	542	1,004
West Warwick 3807	241	260	501
West Warwick 3808	304	315	619
West Warwick 3809	379	261	640
Total	1,386	1,378	2,764

District 27

Patricia A. Serpa of Democratic won the election with 42.9% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,031 votes. Mark R. Fleury of Republican was defeated by a margin of 4.4%, receiving 38.5% of the votes, totaling 1,825 votes. The total votes cast was 4,735.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 27
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Patricia A. Serpa	Democratic	2,031	42.9%
Mark R. Fleury	Republican	1,825	38.5%
Thomas K. Jones	Independent	879	18.6%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 4.4%, Valid Votes: 4,735

The election took place in three towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 27 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Patricia A. Serpa Democratic		Mark R. Fleury Republican		Thomas K. Jones Independent		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Coventry	349	46.8%	254	34.1%	142	19.1%	745	12.8%
Warwick	306	52.0%	239	40.6%	44	7.5%	589	11.4%
West Warwick	1,376	40.5%	1,332	39.2%	693	20.4%	3,401	1.3%
Total	2,031	42.9%	1,825	38.5%	879	18.6%	4,735	4.4%

Coventry

Results by Precinct in Coventry - District 27 (General)
Precinct	Patricia A. Serpa	Mark R. Fleury	Thomas K. Jones	Total
Coventry 0603	349	254	142	745
Total	349	254	142	745

Warwick

Results by Precinct in Warwick - District 27 (General)
Precinct	Patricia A. Serpa	Mark R. Fleury	Thomas K. Jones	Total
Warwick 3553	306	239	44	589
Total	306	239	44	589

West Warwick

Results by Precinct in West Warwick - District 27 (General)
Precinct	Patricia A. Serpa	Mark R. Fleury	Thomas K. Jones	Total
West Warwick 3811	92	50	40	182
West Warwick 3812	445	375	162	982
West Warwick 3813	338	357	154	849
West Warwick 3814	283	287	171	741
West Warwick 3815	218	263	166	647
Total	1,376	1,332	693	3,401

District 28

Scott J. Guthrie of Democratic won the election with 51.8% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,008 votes. Steven J. Hart of Republican was defeated by a margin of 3.7%, receiving 48.2% of the votes, totaling 2,795 votes. The total votes cast was 5,803.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 28
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Scott J. Guthrie	Democratic	3,008	51.8%
Steven J. Hart	Republican	2,795	48.2%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 3.7%, Valid Votes: 5,803

The election took place in the town of Coventry.

Results by Precinct in Coventry - District 28 (General)
Precinct	Scott J. Guthrie	Steven J. Hart	Total
Coventry 0604	431	379	810
Coventry 0605	417	308	725
Coventry 0606	427	336	763
Coventry 0607	107	107	214
Coventry 0608	205	257	462
Coventry 0609	415	466	881
Coventry 0610	269	171	440
Coventry 0611	372	348	720
Coventry 0612	365	423	788
Total	3,008	2,795	5,803

District 29

Lisa P. Tomasso of Democratic won the election with 50.1% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,739 votes. Gregory C. Coutcher of Republican was defeated by a margin of 0.1%, receiving 49.9% of the votes, totaling 2,731 votes. The total votes cast was 5,470.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 29
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2739, name: 'Lisa P. Tomasso'},{value: 2731, name: 'Gregory C. Coutcher'}] }]}
Lisa P. Tomasso	Democratic	2,739	50.1%
Gregory C. Coutcher	Republican	2,731	49.9%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 0.1%, Valid Votes: 5,470

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 29 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Lisa P. Tomasso Democratic		Gregory C. Coutcher Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Coventry	1,969	58.2%	1,417	41.8%	3,386	16.3%
West Greenwich	770	36.9%	1,314	63.1%	2,084	-26.1%
Total	2,739	50.1%	2,731	49.9%	5,470	0.1%

Coventry

Results by Precinct in Coventry - District 29 (General)
Precinct	Lisa P. Tomasso	Gregory C. Coutcher	Total
Coventry 0613	274	164	438
Coventry 0614	454	306	760
Coventry 0615	605	423	1,028
Coventry 0616	324	346	670
Coventry 0617	309	175	484
Total	1,966	1,414	3,380

West Greenwich

Results by Precinct in West Greenwich - District 29 (General)
Precinct	Gregory C. Coutcher	Lisa P. Tomasso	Total
West Greenwich 3701	635	294	929
West Greenwich 3702	678	476	1,154
Total	1,313	770	2,083

District 30

Robert A. Watson of Republican won the election with 56.9% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,349 votes. Robert B. Bolton of Independent was defeated by a margin of 13.7%, receiving 43.1% of the votes, totaling 2,540 votes. The total votes cast was 5,889.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 30
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Robert A. Watson	Republican	3,349	56.9%
Robert B. Bolton	Independent	2,540	43.1%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 13.7%, Valid Votes: 5,889

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 30 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Robert A. Watson Republican		Robert B. Bolton Independent		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
East Greenwich	3,131	56.6%	2,402	43.4%	5,533	13.2%
West Greenwich	218	61.2%	138	38.8%	356	22.5%
Total	3,349	56.9%	2,540	43.1%	5,889	13.7%

East Greenwich

Results by Precinct in East Greenwich - District 30 (General)
Precinct	Robert A. Watson	Robert B. Bolton	Total
East Greenwich 0901	277	131	408
East Greenwich 0902	496	356	852
East Greenwich 0903	332	394	726
East Greenwich 0904	599	364	963
East Greenwich 0905	288	294	582
East Greenwich 0906	263	137	400
East Greenwich 0907	500	417	917
East Greenwich 0908	376	309	685
Total	3,131	2,402	5,533

West Greenwich

Results by Precinct in West Greenwich - District 30 (General)
Precinct	Robert A. Watson	Robert B. Bolton	Total
West Greenwich 3703	218	138	356
Total	218	138	356

District 31

Doreen Marie Costa of Republican won the election with 54.2% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,858 votes. Kenneth Carter of Democratic was defeated by a margin of 8.3%, receiving 45.8% of the votes, totaling 2,418 votes. The total votes cast was 5,276.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 31
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2858, name: 'Doreen Marie Costa'},{value: 2418, name: 'Kenneth Carter'}] }]}
Doreen Marie Costa	Republican	2,858	54.2%
Kenneth Carter	Democratic	2,418	45.8%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 8.3%, Valid Votes: 5,276

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 31 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Doreen Marie Costa Republican		Kenneth Carter Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Exeter	462	52.6%	417	47.4%	879	5.1%
North Kingstown	2,396	54.5%	2,001	45.5%	4,397	9.0%
Total	2,858	54.2%	2,418	45.8%	5,276	8.3%

Exeter

Results by Precinct in Exeter - District 31 (General)
Precinct	Doreen Marie Costa	Kenneth Carter	Total
Exeter 1101	462	417	879
Total	462	417	879

North Kingstown

Results by Precinct in North Kingstown - District 31 (General)
Precinct	Doreen Marie Costa	Kenneth Carter	Total
North Kingstown 2301	339	294	633
North Kingstown 2302	582	373	955
North Kingstown 2303	626	506	1,132
North Kingstown 2304	401	388	789
North Kingstown 2305	448	440	888
Total	2,396	2,001	4,397

District 32

Laurence W. Ehrhardt of Republican won the election with 61.1% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,537 votes. Richard A. Welch of Democratic was defeated by a margin of 22.1%, receiving 38.9% of the votes, totaling 2,256 votes. The total votes cast was 5,793.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 32
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 3537, name: 'Laurence W. Ehrhardt'},{value: 2256, name: 'Richard A. Welch'}] }]}
Laurence W. Ehrhardt	Republican	3,537	61.1%
Richard A. Welch	Democratic	2,256	38.9%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 22.1%, Valid Votes: 5,793

The election took place in the town of North Kingstown.

Results by Precinct in North Kingstown - District 32 (General)
Precinct	Laurence W. Ehrhardt	Richard A. Welch	Total
North Kingstown 2306	247	108	355
North Kingstown 2307	454	281	735
North Kingstown 2308	462	324	786
North Kingstown 2309	533	308	841
North Kingstown 2310	662	475	1,137
North Kingstown 2311	623	379	1,002
North Kingstown 2312	556	381	937
Total	3,537	2,256	5,793

District 33

Donald J. Lally Jr. of Democratic won the election with 53.3% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,340 votes. Philip J. Duquette of Republican was defeated by a margin of 6.6%, receiving 46.7% of the votes, totaling 2,926 votes. The total votes cast was 6,266.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 33
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 3340, name: 'Donald J. Lally Jr.'},{value: 2926, name: 'Philip J. Duquette'}] }]}
Donald J. Lally Jr.	Democratic	3,340	53.3%
Philip J. Duquette	Republican	2,926	46.7%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 6.6%, Valid Votes: 6,266

The election took place in three towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 33 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Donald J. Lally Jr. Democratic		Philip J. Duquette Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Narragansett	1,704	56.4%	1,315	43.6%	3,019	12.9%
North Kingstown	439	43.1%	580	56.9%	1,019	-13.8%
South Kingstown	1,197	53.7%	1,031	46.3%	2,228	7.5%
Total	3,340	53.3%	2,926	46.7%	6,266	6.6%

Narragansett

Results by Precinct in Narragansett - District 33 (General)
Precinct	Donald J. Lally Jr.	Philip J. Duquette	Total
Narragansett 2001	312	293	605
Narragansett 2002	425	226	651
Narragansett 2003	349	212	561
Narragansett 2004	274	252	526
Narragansett 2005	344	332	676
Total	1,704	1,315	3,019

North Kingstown

Results by Precinct in North Kingstown - District 33 (General)
Precinct	Philip J. Duquette	Donald J. Lally Jr.	Total
North Kingstown 2313	495	343	838
North Kingstown 2314	85	96	181
Total	580	439	1,019

South Kingstown

Results by Precinct in South Kingstown - District 33 (General)
Precinct	Donald J. Lally Jr.	Philip J. Duquette	Total
South Kingstown 3201	565	503	1,068
South Kingstown 3202	632	528	1,160
Total	1,197	1,031	2,228

District 34

Teresa Ann Tanzi of Democratic won the election with 65.1% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,260 votes. Timothy W. Burchett of Republican was defeated by a margin of 38.9%, receiving 26.2% of the votes, totaling 1,311 votes. The total votes cast was 5,006.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 34
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Teresa Ann Tanzi	Democratic	3,260	65.1%
Timothy W. Burchett	Republican	1,311	26.2%
Peter J. Stone	Independent	435	8.7%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 38.9%, Valid Votes: 5,006

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 34 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Teresa Ann Tanzi Democratic		Timothy W. Burchett Republican		Peter J. Stone Independent		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Narragansett	2,001	61.2%	962	29.4%	306	9.4%	3,269	31.8%
South Kingstown	1,259	72.5%	349	20.1%	129	7.4%	1,737	52.4%
Total	3,260	65.1%	1,311	26.2%	435	8.7%	5,006	38.9%

Narragansett

Results by Precinct in Narragansett - District 34 (General)
Precinct	Teresa Ann Tanzi	Timothy W. Burchett	Peter J. Stone	Total
Narragansett 2006	365	178	63	606
Narragansett 2007	283	162	52	497
Narragansett 2008	335	145	58	538
Narragansett 2009	419	230	63	712
Narragansett 2010	271	110	35	416
Narragansett 2011	328	137	35	500
Total	2,001	962	306	3,269

South Kingstown

Results by Precinct in South Kingstown - District 34 (General)
Precinct	Teresa Ann Tanzi	Timothy W. Burchett	Peter J. Stone	Total
South Kingstown 3203	542	152	42	736
South Kingstown 3204	717	197	87	1,001
Total	1,259	349	129	1,737

District 35

Spencer E. Dickinson of Democratic won the election with 52.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,081 votes. James K. Haldeman of Republican was defeated by a margin of 4.1%, receiving 48.0% of the votes, totaling 1,918 votes. The total votes cast was 3,999.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 35
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Spencer E. Dickinson	Democratic	2,081	52.0%
James K. Haldeman	Republican	1,918	48.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 4.1%, Valid Votes: 3,999

The election took place in the town of South Kingstown.

Results by Precinct in South Kingstown - District 35 (General)
Precinct	Spencer E. Dickinson	James K. Haldeman	Total
South Kingstown 3205	77	52	129
South Kingstown 3206	541	438	979
South Kingstown 3207	449	397	846
South Kingstown 3208	452	443	895
South Kingstown 3209	562	588	1,150
Total	2,081	1,918	3,999

District 36

Donna M. Walsh of Democratic won the election with 60.6% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,546 votes. Thomas Browning of Moderate was defeated by a margin of 21.2%, receiving 39.4% of the votes, totaling 2,305 votes. The total votes cast was 5,851.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 36
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','#2CEB0B'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 3546, name: 'Donna M. Walsh'},{value: 2305, name: 'Thomas Browning'}] }]}
Donna M. Walsh	Democratic	3,546	60.6%
Thomas Browning	Moderate	2,305	39.4%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 21.2%, Valid Votes: 5,851

The election took place in four towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 36 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Donna M. Walsh Democratic		Thomas Browning Moderate		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Charlestown	1,320	62.7%	786	37.3%	2,106	25.4%
New Shoreham	526	68.9%	237	31.1%	763	37.9%
South Kingstown	1,341	55.6%	1,072	44.4%	2,413	11.1%
Westerly	359	63.1%	210	36.9%	569	26.2%
Total	3,546	60.6%	2,305	39.4%	5,851	21.2%

Charlestown

Results by Precinct in Charlestown - District 36 (General)
Precinct	Donna M. Walsh	Thomas Browning	Total
Charlestown 0501	317	170	487
Charlestown 0502	287	141	428
Charlestown 0503	354	182	536
Charlestown 0504	362	293	655
Total	1,320	786	2,106

New Shoreham

Results by Precinct in New Shoreham - District 36 (General)
Precinct	Donna M. Walsh	Thomas Browning	Total
New Shoreham 2201	526	237	763
Total	526	237	763

South Kingstown

Results by Precinct in South Kingstown - District 36 (General)
Precinct	Donna M. Walsh	Thomas Browning	Total
South Kingstown 3210	402	397	799
South Kingstown 3211	397	276	673
South Kingstown 3212	542	399	941
Total	1,341	1,072	2,413

Westerly

Results by Precinct in Westerly - District 36 (General)
Precinct	Donna M. Walsh	Thomas Browning	Total
Westerly 3601	359	210	569
Total	359	210	569

District 37

Samuel A. Azzinaro of Democratic won the election with 60.2% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,062 votes. Philip P. Gingerella of Republican was defeated by a margin of 27.0%, receiving 33.1% of the votes, totaling 1,686 votes. The total votes cast was 5,090.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 37
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Samuel A. Azzinaro	Democratic	3,062	60.2%
Philip P. Gingerella	Republican	1,686	33.1%
Robert T. Gionet	Independent	342	6.7%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 27.0%, Valid Votes: 5,090

The election took place in the town of Westerly.

Results by Precinct in Westerly - District 37 (General)
Precinct	Samuel A. Azzinaro	Philip P. Gingerella	Robert T. Gionet	Total
Westerly 3602	438	240	50	728
Westerly 3603	379	295	46	720
Westerly 3604	346	309	57	712
Westerly 3606	664	318	53	1,035
Westerly 3607	444	224	63	731
Westerly 3608	360	162	33	555
Westerly 3610	431	138	40	609
Total	3,062	1,686	342	5,090

District 38

Brian Patrick Kennedy of Democratic won the election with 56.1% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,617 votes. Peter J. Bonk of Republican was defeated by a margin of 12.2%, receiving 43.9% of the votes, totaling 2,047 votes. The total votes cast was 4,664.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 38
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2617, name: 'Brian Patrick Kennedy'},{value: 2047, name: 'Peter J. Bonk'}] }]}
Brian Patrick Kennedy	Democratic	2,617	56.1%
Peter J. Bonk	Republican	2,047	43.9%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 12.2%, Valid Votes: 4,664

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 38 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Brian Patrick Kennedy Democratic		Peter J. Bonk Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Hopkinton	1,475	52.6%	1,328	47.4%	2,803	5.2%
Westerly	1,142	61.4%	719	38.6%	1,861	22.7%
Total	2,617	56.1%	2,047	43.9%	4,664	12.2%

Hopkinton

Results by Precinct in Hopkinton - District 38 (General)
Precinct	Brian Patrick Kennedy	Peter J. Bonk	Total
Hopkinton 1401	429	379	808
Hopkinton 1402	500	391	891
Hopkinton 1403	546	558	1,104
Total	1,475	1,328	2,803

Westerly

Results by Precinct in Westerly - District 38 (General)
Precinct	Brian Patrick Kennedy	Peter J. Bonk	Total
Westerly 3612	440	247	687
Westerly 3613	501	360	861
Westerly 3614	201	113	314
Total	1,142	720	1,862

District 39

Larry Valencia of Democratic won the election with 51.4% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,732 votes. Michael J. Picillo of Republican was defeated by a margin of 2.7%, receiving 48.6% of the votes, totaling 2,586 votes. The total votes cast was 5,318.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 39
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2732, name: 'Larry Valencia'},{value: 2586, name: 'Michael J. Picillo'}] }]}
Larry Valencia	Democratic	2,732	51.4%
Michael J. Picillo	Republican	2,586	48.6%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 2.7%, Valid Votes: 5,318

The election took place in three towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 39 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Larry Valencia Democratic		Michael J. Picillo Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Charlestown	546	58.0%	396	42.0%	942	15.9%
Exeter	689	44.2%	870	55.8%	1,559	-11.6%
Richmond	1,497	53.1%	1,320	46.9%	2,817	6.3%
Total	2,732	51.4%	2,586	48.6%	5,318	2.7%

Charlestown

Results by Precinct in Charlestown - District 39 (General)
Precinct	Larry Valencia	Michael J. Picillo	Total
Charlestown 0505	95	56	151
Charlestown 0506	215	155	370
Charlestown 0507	236	185	421
Total	546	396	942

Exeter

Results by Precinct in Exeter - District 39 (General)
Precinct	Michael J. Picillo	Larry Valencia	Total
Exeter 1102	386	322	708
Exeter 1103	484	367	851
Total	870	689	1,559

Richmond

Results by Precinct in Richmond - District 39 (General)
Precinct	Larry Valencia	Michael J. Picillo	Total
Richmond 2901	214	210	424
Richmond 2902	364	358	722
Richmond 2903	551	436	987
Richmond 2904	368	316	684
Total	1,497	1,320	2,817

District 40

Michael W. Chippendale of Republican won the election with 55.3% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,278 votes. Scott M. Pollard of Democratic was defeated by a margin of 10.5%, receiving 44.7% of the votes, totaling 2,655 votes. The total votes cast was 5,933.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 40
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Michael W. Chippendale	Republican	3,278	55.3%
Scott M. Pollard	Democratic	2,655	44.7%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 10.5%, Valid Votes: 5,933

The election took place in three towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 40 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Michael W. Chippendale Republican		Scott M. Pollard Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Coventry	638	60.9%	409	39.1%	1,047	21.9%
Foster	1,066	52.7%	957	47.3%	2,023	5.4%
Glocester	1,574	55.0%	1,289	45.0%	2,863	10.0%
Total	3,278	55.3%	2,655	44.7%	5,933	10.5%

Coventry

Results by Precinct in Coventry - District 40 (General)
Precinct	Michael W. Chippendale	Scott M. Pollard	Total
Coventry 0618	460	286	746
Coventry 0619	178	123	301
Total	638	409	1,047

Foster

Results by Precinct in Foster - District 40 (General)
Precinct	Michael W. Chippendale	Scott M. Pollard	Total
Foster 1201	537	520	1,057
Foster 1202	529	437	966
Total	1,066	957	2,023

Glocester

Results by Precinct in Glocester - District 40 (General)
Precinct	Michael W. Chippendale	Scott M. Pollard	Total
Glocester 1301	484	438	922
Glocester 1302	548	463	1,011
Glocester 1303	542	388	930
Total	1,574	1,289	2,863

District 41

Michael J. Marcello of Democratic won the election with 52.9% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,450 votes. Marco M. Lucci of Republican was defeated by a margin of 5.9%, receiving 47.1% of the votes, totaling 3,066 votes. The total votes cast was 6,516.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 41
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Michael J. Marcello	Democratic	3,450	52.9%
Marco M. Lucci	Republican	3,066	47.1%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 5.9%, Valid Votes: 6,516

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 41 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Michael J. Marcello Democratic		Marco M. Lucci Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Cranston	949	50.4%	934	49.6%	1,883	0.8%
Scituate	2,501	54.0%	2,132	46.0%	4,633	8.0%
Total	3,450	52.9%	3,066	47.1%	6,516	5.9%

Cranston

Results by Precinct in Cranston - District 41 (General)
Precinct	Michael J. Marcello	Marco M. Lucci	Total
Cranston 0746	329	372	701
Cranston 0748	620	562	1,182
Total	949	934	1,883

Scituate

Results by Precinct in Scituate - District 41 (General)
Precinct	Michael J. Marcello	Marco M. Lucci	Total
Scituate 3001	445	444	889
Scituate 3002	422	279	701
Scituate 3003	517	504	1,021
Scituate 3004	611	487	1,098
Scituate 3005	506	418	924
Total	2,501	2,132	4,633

District 42

Stephen R. Ucci of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 4,068 votes. The total votes cast was 4,068.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 42
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Stephen R. Ucci	Democratic	4,068	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 4,068

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 42 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Stephen R. Ucci Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%
Cranston	1,101	100.0%	1,101	100.0%
Johnston	2,967	100.0%	2,967	100.0%
Total	4,068	100.0%	4,068	100.0%

Cranston

Results by Precinct in Cranston - District 42 (General)
Precinct	Stephen R. Ucci	Total
Cranston 0749	504	504
Cranston 0750	597	597
Total	1,101	1,101

Johnston

Results by Precinct in Johnston - District 42 (General)
Precinct	Stephen R. Ucci	Total
Johnston 1603	411	411
Johnston 1605	693	693
Johnston 1606	787	787
Johnston 1607	436	436
Johnston 1608	640	640
Total	2,967	2,967

District 43

Deborah A. Fellela of Democratic won the election with 57.7% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,946 votes. Karin N. Gorman of Independent was defeated by a margin of 15.4%, receiving 42.3% of the votes, totaling 2,158 votes. The total votes cast was 5,104.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 43
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Deborah A. Fellela	Democratic	2,946	57.7%
Karin N. Gorman	Independent	2,158	42.3%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 15.4%, Valid Votes: 5,104

The election took place in the town of Johnston.

Results by Precinct in Johnston - District 43 (General)
Precinct	Deborah A. Fellela	Karin N. Gorman	Total
Johnston 1609	214	125	339
Johnston 1610	377	332	709
Johnston 1611	426	309	735
Johnston 1612	306	194	500
Johnston 1613	509	336	845
Johnston 1614	413	379	792
Johnston 1615	368	269	637
Johnston 1617	333	214	547
Total	2,946	2,158	5,104

District 44

Peter J. Petrarca of Democratic won the election with 53.2% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,380 votes. Jennifer L. Hirons of Republican was defeated by a margin of 6.3%, receiving 46.8% of the votes, totaling 2,978 votes. The total votes cast was 6,358.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 44
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 3380, name: 'Peter J. Petrarca'},{value: 2978, name: 'Jennifer L. Hirons'}] }]}
Peter J. Petrarca	Democratic	3,380	53.2%
Jennifer L. Hirons	Republican	2,978	46.8%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 6.3%, Valid Votes: 6,358

The election took place in three towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 44 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Peter J. Petrarca Democratic		Jennifer L. Hirons Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Johnston	575	58.6%	407	41.4%	982	17.1%
Lincoln	762	50.9%	735	49.1%	1,497	1.8%
Smithfield	2,043	52.7%	1,836	47.3%	3,879	5.3%
Total	3,380	53.2%	2,978	46.8%	6,358	6.3%

Johnston

Results by Precinct in Johnston - District 44 (General)
Precinct	Peter J. Petrarca	Jennifer L. Hirons	Total
Johnston 1618	575	407	982
Total	575	407	982

Lincoln

Results by Precinct in Lincoln - District 44 (General)
Precinct	Peter J. Petrarca	Jennifer L. Hirons	Total
Lincoln 1701	346	304	650
Lincoln 1702	416	431	847
Total	762	735	1,497

Smithfield

Results by Precinct in Smithfield - District 44 (General)
Precinct	Peter J. Petrarca	Jennifer L. Hirons	Total
Smithfield 3101	330	314	644
Smithfield 3102	464	360	824
Smithfield 3103	357	327	684
Smithfield 3104	478	426	904
Smithfield 3105	414	409	823
Total	2,043	1,836	3,879

District 45

Rene R. Menard of Democratic won the election with 57.1% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,889 votes. Larry Shetler of Republican was defeated by a margin of 33.7%, receiving 23.4% of the votes, totaling 1,185 votes. The total votes cast was 5,062.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 45
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Rene R. Menard	Democratic	2,889	57.1%
Larry Shetler	Republican	1,185	23.4%
Colleen I. Scanlan	Independent	988	19.5%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 33.7%, Valid Votes: 5,062

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 45 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Rene R. Menard Democratic		Larry Shetler Republican		Colleen I. Scanlan Independent		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Cumberland	1,403	53.3%	659	25.0%	570	21.7%	2,632	28.3%
Lincoln	1,486	61.2%	526	21.6%	418	17.2%	2,430	39.5%
Total	2,889	57.1%	1,185	23.4%	988	19.5%	5,062	33.7%

Cumberland

Results by Precinct in Cumberland - District 45 (General)
Precinct	Rene R. Menard	Larry Shetler	Colleen I. Scanlan	Total
Cumberland 0801	443	275	181	899
Cumberland 0802	368	142	152	662
Cumberland 0803	357	135	136	628
Cumberland 0804	235	107	101	443
Total	1,403	659	570	2,632

Lincoln

Results by Precinct in Lincoln - District 45 (General)
Precinct	Rene R. Menard	Larry Shetler	Colleen I. Scanlan	Total
Lincoln 1703	245	107	71	423
Lincoln 1704	129	68	35	232
Lincoln 1705	639	132	144	915
Lincoln 1706	429	191	147	767
Lincoln 1707	44	28	21	93
Total	1,486	526	418	2,430

District 46

Jeremiah T. O'Grady of Democratic won the election with 48.9% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,150 votes. Matthew A. Guerra of Republican was defeated by a margin of 12.6%, receiving 36.3% of the votes, totaling 1,596 votes. The total votes cast was 4,393.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 46
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Jeremiah T. O'Grady	Democratic	2,150	48.9%
Matthew A. Guerra	Republican	1,596	36.3%
C. Kevin McCARTHY	Independent	520	11.8%
Paul J. DiDOMENICO	Independent	127	2.9%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 12.6%, Valid Votes: 4,393

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 46 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Jeremiah T. O'Grady Democratic		Matthew A. Guerra Republican		C. Kevin McCARTHY Independent		Paul J. DiDOMENICO Independent		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Lincoln	1,875	47.7%	1,508	38.4%	430	10.9%	115	2.9%	3,928	9.3%
Pawtucket	275	59.1%	88	18.9%	90	19.4%	12	2.6%	465	40.2%
Total	2,150	48.9%	1,596	36.3%	520	11.8%	127	2.9%	4,393	12.6%

Lincoln

Results by Precinct in Lincoln - District 46 (General)
Precinct	Jeremiah T. O'Grady	Matthew A. Guerra	C. Kevin McCARTHY	Paul J. DiDOMENICO	Total
Lincoln 1708	252	253	53	19	577
Lincoln 1709	256	91	58	7	412
Lincoln 1710	340	293	58	13	704
Lincoln 1711	137	123	46	7	313
Lincoln 1712	135	101	36	7	279
Lincoln 1713	205	174	57	15	451
Lincoln 1714	78	75	27	7	187
Lincoln 1715	364	318	65	25	772
Lincoln 1716	108	80	30	15	233
Total	1,875	1,508	430	115	3,928

Pawtucket

Results by Precinct in Pawtucket - District 46 (General)
Precinct	Jeremiah T. O'Grady	C. Kevin McCARTHY	Matthew A. Guerra	Paul J. DiDOMENICO	Total
Pawtucket 2601	79	13	11	3	106
Pawtucket 2602	196	77	77	9	359
Total	275	90	88	12	465

District 47

Cale P. Keable of Democratic won the election with 52.1% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,435 votes. Donald A. Fox of Republican was defeated by a margin of 4.2%, receiving 47.9% of the votes, totaling 2,239 votes. The total votes cast was 4,674.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 47
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2435, name: 'Cale P. Keable'},{value: 2239, name: 'Donald A. Fox'}] }]}
Cale P. Keable	Democratic	2,435	52.1%
Donald A. Fox	Republican	2,239	47.9%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 4.2%, Valid Votes: 4,674

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 47 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Cale P. Keable Democratic		Donald A. Fox Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Burrillville	2,346	53.0%	2,081	47.0%	4,427	6.0%
Glocester	89	36.0%	158	64.0%	247	-27.9%
Total	2,435	52.1%	2,239	47.9%	4,674	4.2%

Burrillville

Results by Precinct in Burrillville - District 47 (General)
Precinct	Cale P. Keable	Donald A. Fox	Total
Burrillville 0301	522	363	885
Burrillville 0302	508	453	961
Burrillville 0303	530	524	1,054
Burrillville 0304	440	302	742
Burrillville 0305	346	439	785
Total	2,346	2,081	4,427

Glocester

Results by Precinct in Glocester - District 47 (General)
Precinct	Donald A. Fox	Cale P. Keable	Total
Glocester 1304	158	89	247
Total	158	89	247

District 48

Brian C. Newberry of Republican won the election with 66.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,715 votes. David A. Lovett of Democratic was defeated by a margin of 32.1%, receiving 34.0% of the votes, totaling 1,910 votes. The total votes cast was 5,625.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 48
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['red','blue'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 3715, name: 'Brian C. Newberry'},{value: 1910, name: 'David A. Lovett'}] }]}
Brian C. Newberry	Republican	3,715	66.0%
David A. Lovett	Democratic	1,910	34.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 32.1%, Valid Votes: 5,625

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 48 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Brian C. Newberry Republican		David A. Lovett Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Burrillville	617	65.1%	331	34.9%	948	30.2%
North Smithfield	3,098	66.2%	1,579	33.8%	4,677	32.5%
Total	3,715	66.0%	1,910	34.0%	5,625	32.1%

Burrillville

Results by Precinct in Burrillville - District 48 (General)
Precinct	Brian C. Newberry	David A. Lovett	Total
Burrillville 0306	617	331	948
Total	617	331	948

North Smithfield

Results by Precinct in North Smithfield - District 48 (General)
Precinct	Brian C. Newberry	David A. Lovett	Total
North Smithfield 2501	381	222	603
North Smithfield 2502	660	280	940
North Smithfield 2503	711	344	1,055
North Smithfield 2504	572	269	841
North Smithfield 2505	329	193	522
North Smithfield 2506	445	271	716
Total	3,098	1,579	4,677

District 49

Lisa Baldelli-Hunt of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,046 votes. The total votes cast was 2,046.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 49
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Lisa Baldelli-Hunt	Democratic	2,046	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 2,046

The election took place in the town of Woonsocket.

Results by Precinct in Woonsocket - District 49 (General)
Precinct	Lisa Baldelli-Hunt	Total
Woonsocket 3901	384	384
Woonsocket 3902	350	350
Woonsocket 3903	475	475
Woonsocket 3904	492	492
Woonsocket 3905	345	345
Total	2,046	2,046

District 50

Jon D. Brien of Democratic won the election with 75.2% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,116 votes. Harvey F. Nabozny of Republican was defeated by a margin of 50.4%, receiving 24.8% of the votes, totaling 697 votes. The total votes cast was 2,813.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 50
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2116, name: 'Jon D. Brien'},{value: 697, name: 'Harvey F. Nabozny'}] }]}
Jon D. Brien	Democratic	2,116	75.2%
Harvey F. Nabozny	Republican	697	24.8%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 50.4%, Valid Votes: 2,813

The election took place in the town of Woonsocket.

Results by Precinct in Woonsocket - District 50 (General)
Precinct	Jon D. Brien	Harvey F. Nabozny	Total
Woonsocket 3906	176	54	230
Woonsocket 3907	189	44	233
Woonsocket 3908	360	86	446
Woonsocket 3909	476	205	681
Woonsocket 3910	488	141	629
Woonsocket 3911	427	167	594
Total	2,116	697	2,813

District 51

Robert D. Phillips of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,373 votes. The total votes cast was 2,373.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 51
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Robert D. Phillips	Democratic	2,373	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 2,373

The election took place in the town of Woonsocket.

Results by Precinct in Woonsocket - District 51 (General)
Precinct	Robert D. Phillips	Total
Woonsocket 3912	519	519
Woonsocket 3913	496	496
Woonsocket 3914	534	534
Woonsocket 3915	377	377
Woonsocket 3916	447	447
Total	2,373	2,373

District 52

Karen L. MacBETH of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 5,108 votes. The total votes cast was 5,108.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 52
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Karen L. MacBETH	Democratic	5,108	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 5,108

The election took place in the town of Cumberland.

Results by Precinct in Cumberland - District 52 (General)
Precinct	Karen L. MacBETH	Total
Cumberland 0805	600	600
Cumberland 0806	657	657
Cumberland 0807	765	765
Cumberland 0808	656	656
Cumberland 0809	705	705
Cumberland 0810	587	587
Cumberland 0811	614	614
Cumberland 0812	524	524
Total	5,108	5,108

District 53

Thomas J. Winfield of Democratic won the election with 60.3% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,028 votes. John S. English of Republican was defeated by a margin of 20.6%, receiving 39.7% of the votes, totaling 1,992 votes. The total votes cast was 5,020.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 53
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 3028, name: 'Thomas J. Winfield'},{value: 1992, name: 'John S. English'}] }]}
Thomas J. Winfield	Democratic	3,028	60.3%
John S. English	Republican	1,992	39.7%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 20.6%, Valid Votes: 5,020

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 53 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Thomas J. Winfield Democratic		John S. English Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Glocester	511	56.8%	389	43.2%	900	13.6%
Smithfield	2,517	61.1%	1,603	38.9%	4,120	22.2%
Total	3,028	60.3%	1,992	39.7%	5,020	20.6%

Glocester

Results by Precinct in Glocester - District 53 (General)
Precinct	Thomas J. Winfield	John S. English	Total
Glocester 1305	511	389	900
Total	511	389	900

Smithfield

Results by Precinct in Smithfield - District 53 (General)
Precinct	Thomas J. Winfield	John S. English	Total
Smithfield 3106	654	379	1,033
Smithfield 3107	547	318	865
Smithfield 3108	350	280	630
Smithfield 3109	599	364	963
Smithfield 3110	367	262	629
Total	2,517	1,603	4,120

District 54

Gregory J. Schadone of Democratic won the election with 60.9% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,786 votes. Lance A. Mantia of Independent was defeated by a margin of 21.7%, receiving 39.1% of the votes, totaling 1,792 votes. The total votes cast was 4,578.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 54
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2786, name: 'Gregory J. Schadone'},{value: 1792, name: 'Lance A. Mantia'}] }]}
Gregory J. Schadone	Democratic	2,786	60.9%
Lance A. Mantia	Independent	1,792	39.1%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 21.7%, Valid Votes: 4,578

The election took place in the town of North Providence.

Results by Precinct in North Providence - District 54 (General)
Precinct	Gregory J. Schadone	Lance A. Mantia	Total
North Providence 2403	530	361	891
North Providence 2404	272	182	454
North Providence 2405	218	127	345
North Providence 2406	573	406	979
North Providence 2407	618	384	1,002
North Providence 2408	263	156	419
North Providence 2409	312	176	488
Total	2,786	1,792	4,578

District 55

Arthur J. Corvese of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 4,168 votes. The total votes cast was 4,168.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 55
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Arthur J. Corvese	Democratic	4,168	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 4,168

The election took place in the town of North Providence.

Results by Precinct in North Providence - District 55 (General)
Precinct	Arthur J. Corvese	Total
North Providence 2410	550	550
North Providence 2411	370	370
North Providence 2412	646	646
North Providence 2413	415	415
North Providence 2414	638	638
North Providence 2415	533	533
North Providence 2416	447	447
North Providence 2417	569	569
Total	4,168	4,168

District 56

Agostinho F. Silva of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 1,223 votes. The total votes cast was 1,223.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 56
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Agostinho F. Silva	Democratic	1,223	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 1,223

The election took place in the town of Central Falls.

Results by Precinct in Central Falls - District 56 (General)
Precinct	Agostinho F. Silva	Total
Central Falls 0401	287	287
Central Falls 0402	105	105
Central Falls 0403	334	334
Central Falls 0404	325	325
Central Falls 0405	172	172
Total	1,223	1,223

District 57

James N. McLAUGHLIN of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,988 votes. The total votes cast was 2,988.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 57
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
James N. McLAUGHLIN	Democratic	2,988	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 2,988

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 57 (General) - Results by Town
Town	James N. McLAUGHLIN Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%
Central Falls	520	100.0%	520	100.0%
Cumberland	2,468	100.0%	2,468	100.0%
Total	2,988	100.0%	2,988	100.0%

Central Falls

Results by Precinct in Central Falls - District 57 (General)
Precinct	James N. McLAUGHLIN	Total
Central Falls 0406	246	246
Central Falls 0407	77	77
Central Falls 0408	197	197
Total	520	520

Cumberland

Results by Precinct in Cumberland - District 57 (General)
Precinct	James N. McLAUGHLIN	Total
Cumberland 0814	539	539
Cumberland 0815	390	390
Cumberland 0816	478	478
Cumberland 0817	603	603
Cumberland 0818	458	458
Total	2,468	2,468

District 58

William San Bento Jr. of Democratic won the election with 72.9% of the votes, alongside receiving 1,668 votes. Michael W. Grossi of Republican was defeated by a margin of 45.8%, receiving 27.1% of the votes, totaling 620 votes. The total votes cast was 2,288.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 58
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 1668, name: 'William San Bento Jr.'},{value: 620, name: 'Michael W. Grossi'}] }]}
William San Bento Jr.	Democratic	1,668	72.9%
Michael W. Grossi	Republican	620	27.1%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 45.8%, Valid Votes: 2,288

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 58 (General) - Results by Town
Town	William San Bento Jr. Democratic		Michael W. Grossi Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
North Providence	142	72.1%	55	27.9%	197	44.2%
Pawtucket	1,526	73.0%	565	27.0%	2,091	46.0%
Total	1,668	72.9%	620	27.1%	2,288	45.8%

North Providence

Results by Precinct in North Providence - District 58 (General)
Precinct	William San Bento Jr.	Michael W. Grossi	Total
North Providence 2418	142	55	197
Total	142	55	197

Pawtucket

Results by Precinct in Pawtucket - District 58 (General)
Precinct	William San Bento Jr.	Michael W. Grossi	Total
Pawtucket 2603	183	26	209
Pawtucket 2604	98	15	113
Pawtucket 2605	345	71	416
Pawtucket 2606	431	198	629
Pawtucket 2607	469	255	724
Total	1,526	565	2,091

District 59

J. Patrick O'Neill of Democratic won the election with 74.8% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,120 votes. Joel M. Tirrell of Republican was defeated by a margin of 49.7%, receiving 25.2% of the votes, totaling 713 votes. The total votes cast was 2,833.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 59
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2120, name: 'J. Patrick ONeill'},{value: 713, name: 'Joel M. Tirrell'}] }]}
J. Patrick O'Neill	Democratic	2,120	74.8%
Joel M. Tirrell	Republican	713	25.2%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 49.7%, Valid Votes: 2,833

The election took place in the town of Pawtucket.

Results by Precinct in Pawtucket - District 59 (General)
Precinct	J. Patrick O'Neill	Joel M. Tirrell	Total
Pawtucket 2608	543	254	797
Pawtucket 2609	262	70	332
Pawtucket 2610	50	13	63
Pawtucket 2611	629	186	815
Pawtucket 2612	306	129	435
Pawtucket 2613	330	61	391
Total	2,120	713	2,833

District 60

Elaine A. Coderre of Democratic won the election with 73.7% of the votes, alongside receiving 1,653 votes. Samuel J. Tassia of Republican was defeated by a margin of 47.3%, receiving 26.3% of the votes, totaling 591 votes. The total votes cast was 2,244.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 60
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 1653, name: 'Elaine A. Coderre'},{value: 591, name: 'Samuel J. Tassia'}] }]}
Elaine A. Coderre	Democratic	1,653	73.7%
Samuel J. Tassia	Republican	591	26.3%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 47.3%, Valid Votes: 2,244

The election took place in the town of Pawtucket.

Results by Precinct in Pawtucket - District 60 (General)
Precinct	Elaine A. Coderre	Samuel J. Tassia	Total
Pawtucket 2616	570	253	823
Pawtucket 2618	195	80	275
Pawtucket 2619	466	129	595
Pawtucket 2620	213	74	287
Pawtucket 2633	102	19	121
Pawtucket 2634	107	36	143
Total	1,653	591	2,244

District 61

Raymond H. Johnston Jr. of Democratic won the election with 65.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,815 votes. Brad Simonds of Republican was defeated by a margin of 30.1%, receiving 35.0% of the votes, totaling 1,514 votes. The total votes cast was 4,329.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 61
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2815, name: 'Raymond H. Johnston Jr.'},{value: 1514, name: 'Brad Simonds'}] }]}
Raymond H. Johnston Jr.	Democratic	2,815	65.0%
Brad Simonds	Republican	1,514	35.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 30.1%, Valid Votes: 4,329

The election took place in the town of Pawtucket.

Results by Precinct in Pawtucket - District 61 (General)
Precinct	Raymond H. Johnston Jr.	Brad Simonds	Total
Pawtucket 2621	481	220	701
Pawtucket 2622	406	205	611
Pawtucket 2623	461	232	693
Pawtucket 2624	391	164	555
Pawtucket 2625	426	258	684
Pawtucket 2626	650	435	1,085
Total	2,815	1,514	4,329

District 62

Mary Duffy Messier of Democratic won the election with 68.3% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,615 votes. Thomas L. Clupny of Republican was defeated by a margin of 36.5%, receiving 31.7% of the votes, totaling 1,216 votes. The total votes cast was 3,831.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 62
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2615, name: 'Mary Duffy Messier'},{value: 1216, name: 'Thomas L. Clupny'}] }]}
Mary Duffy Messier	Democratic	2,615	68.3%
Thomas L. Clupny	Republican	1,216	31.7%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 36.5%, Valid Votes: 3,831

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 62 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Mary Duffy Messier Democratic		Thomas L. Clupny Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
East Providence	582	59.3%	400	40.7%	982	18.5%
Pawtucket	2,033	71.4%	816	28.6%	2,849	42.7%
Total	2,615	68.3%	1,216	31.7%	3,831	36.5%

East Providence

Results by Precinct in East Providence - District 62 (General)
Precinct	Mary Duffy Messier	Thomas L. Clupny	Total
East Providence 1003	582	400	982
Total	582	400	982

Pawtucket

Results by Precinct in Pawtucket - District 62 (General)
Precinct	Mary Duffy Messier	Thomas L. Clupny	Total
Pawtucket 2627	522	268	790
Pawtucket 2628	450	194	644
Pawtucket 2629	371	149	520
Pawtucket 2630	309	88	397
Pawtucket 2631	381	117	498
Total	2,033	816	2,849

District 63

Roberto DaSILVA of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,679 votes. The total votes cast was 3,679.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 63
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Roberto DaSILVA	Democratic	3,679	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 3,679

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 63 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Roberto DaSILVA Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%
East Providence	3,365	100.0%	3,365	100.0%
Pawtucket	314	100.0%	314	100.0%
Total	3,679	100.0%	3,679	100.0%

East Providence

Results by Precinct in East Providence - District 63 (General)
Precinct	Roberto DaSILVA	Total
East Providence 1005	452	452
East Providence 1006	676	676
East Providence 1007	321	321
East Providence 1008	92	92
East Providence 1009	814	814
East Providence 1010	514	514
East Providence 1011	496	496
Total	3,365	3,365

Pawtucket

Results by Precinct in Pawtucket - District 63 (General)
Precinct	Roberto DaSILVA	Total
Pawtucket 2632	314	314
Total	314	314

District 64

Helio Melo of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,847 votes. The total votes cast was 2,847.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 64
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Helio Melo	Democratic	2,847	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 2,847

The election took place in the town of East Providence.

Results by Precinct in East Providence - District 64 (General)
Precinct	Helio Melo	Total
East Providence 1013	830	830
East Providence 1014	627	627
East Providence 1015	383	383
East Providence 1016	537	537
East Providence 1017	132	132
East Providence 1018	338	338
Total	2,847	2,847

District 65

John A. Savage of Republican won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,808 votes. The total votes cast was 3,808.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 65
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
John A. Savage	Republican	3,808	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 3,808

The election took place in the town of East Providence.

Results by Precinct in East Providence - District 65 (General)
Precinct	John A. Savage	Total
East Providence 1019	513	513
East Providence 1021	549	549
East Providence 1022	670	670
East Providence 1023	820	820
East Providence 1024	581	581
East Providence 1025	675	675
Total	3,808	3,808

District 66

Joy Hearn of Democratic won the election with 47.3% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,974 votes. Margaret E. Kane of Republican was defeated by a margin of 9.0%, receiving 38.2% of the votes, totaling 2,406 votes. The total votes cast was 6,294.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 66
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2974, name: 'Joy Hearn'},{value: 2406, name: 'Margaret E. Kane'},{value: 914, name: 'Joel Hellmann'}] }]}
Joy Hearn	Democratic	2,974	47.3%
Margaret E. Kane	Republican	2,406	38.2%
Joel Hellmann	Independent	914	14.5%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 9.0%, Valid Votes: 6,294

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 66 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Joy Hearn Democratic		Margaret E. Kane Republican		Joel Hellmann Independent		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Barrington	2,783	47.2%	2,247	38.1%	863	14.6%	5,893	9.1%
East Providence	191	47.6%	159	39.7%	51	12.7%	401	8.0%
Total	2,974	47.3%	2,406	38.2%	914	14.5%	6,294	9.0%

Barrington

Results by Precinct in Barrington - District 66 (General)
Precinct	Joy Hearn	Margaret E. Kane	Joel Hellmann	Total
Barrington 0101	396	373	183	952
Barrington 0102	333	273	89	695
Barrington 0103	414	379	116	909
Barrington 0104	554	353	193	1,100
Barrington 0105	567	424	164	1,155
Barrington 0106	519	445	118	1,082
Total	2,783	2,247	863	5,893

East Providence

Results by Precinct in East Providence - District 66 (General)
Precinct	Joy Hearn	Margaret E. Kane	Joel Hellmann	Total
East Providence 1026	191	159	51	401
Total	191	159	51	401

District 67

Jan Malik of Democratic won the election with 52.9% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,465 votes. Joseph A. DePASQUALE of Independent was defeated by a margin of 5.7%, receiving 47.1% of the votes, totaling 2,197 votes. The total votes cast was 4,662.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 67
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','#808080'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2465, name: 'Jan Malik'},{value: 2197, name: 'Joseph A. DePASQUALE'}] }]}
Jan Malik	Democratic	2,465	52.9%
Joseph A. DePASQUALE	Independent	2,197	47.1%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 5.7%, Valid Votes: 4,662

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 67 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Jan Malik Democratic		Joseph A. DePASQUALE Independent		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Barrington	896	54.3%	753	45.7%	1,649	8.7%
Warren	1,569	52.1%	1,444	47.9%	3,013	4.1%
Total	2,465	52.9%	2,197	47.1%	4,662	5.7%

Barrington

Results by Precinct in Barrington - District 67 (General)
Precinct	Jan Malik	Joseph A. DePASQUALE	Total
Barrington 0107	401	355	756
Barrington 0108	495	398	893
Total	896	753	1,649

Warren

Results by Precinct in Warren - District 67 (General)
Precinct	Jan Malik	Joseph A. DePASQUALE	Total
Warren 3401	248	326	574
Warren 3402	358	305	663
Warren 3403	392	312	704
Warren 3404	571	501	1,072
Total	1,569	1,444	3,013

District 68

Richard P. Morrison of Democratic won the election with 59.9% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,357 votes. Thomas M. Carroll of Republican was defeated by a margin of 19.7%, receiving 40.1% of the votes, totaling 1,581 votes. The total votes cast was 3,938.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 68
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2357, name: 'Richard P. Morrison'},{value: 1581, name: 'Thomas M. Carroll'}] }]}
Richard P. Morrison	Democratic	2,357	59.9%
Thomas M. Carroll	Republican	1,581	40.1%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 19.7%, Valid Votes: 3,938

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 68 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Richard P. Morrison Democratic		Thomas M. Carroll Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Bristol	2,010	59.8%	1,353	40.2%	3,363	19.5%
Warren	347	60.3%	228	39.7%	575	20.7%
Total	2,357	59.9%	1,581	40.1%	3,938	19.7%

Bristol

Results by Precinct in Bristol - District 68 (General)
Precinct	Richard P. Morrison	Thomas M. Carroll	Total
Bristol 0201	313	243	556
Bristol 0202	283	250	533
Bristol 0203	518	252	770
Bristol 0204	261	153	414
Bristol 0205	244	167	411
Bristol 0206	391	288	679
Total	2,010	1,353	3,363

Warren

Results by Precinct in Warren - District 68 (General)
Precinct	Richard P. Morrison	Thomas M. Carroll	Total
Warren 3405	347	228	575
Total	347	228	575

District 69

Raymond E. Gallison Jr. of Democratic won the election with 66.2% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,773 votes. William L. Sousa Grapentine of Republican was defeated by a margin of 32.3%, receiving 33.8% of the votes, totaling 1,418 votes. The total votes cast was 4,191.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 69
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2773, name: 'Raymond E. Gallison Jr.'},{value: 1418, name: 'William L. Sousa Grapentine'}] }]}
Raymond E. Gallison Jr.	Democratic	2,773	66.2%
William L. Sousa Grapentine	Republican	1,418	33.8%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 32.3%, Valid Votes: 4,191

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 69 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Raymond E. Gallison Jr. Democratic		William L. Sousa Grapentine Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Bristol	2,073	72.2%	798	27.8%	2,871	44.4%
Portsmouth	700	53.0%	620	47.0%	1,320	6.1%
Total	2,773	66.2%	1,418	33.8%	4,191	32.3%

Bristol

Results by Precinct in Bristol - District 69 (General)
Precinct	Raymond E. Gallison Jr.	William L. Sousa Grapentine	Total
Bristol 0208	324	104	428
Bristol 0209	746	271	1,017
Bristol 0210	430	204	634
Bristol 0211	573	219	792
Total	2,073	798	2,871

Portsmouth

Results by Precinct in Portsmouth - District 69 (General)
Precinct	Raymond E. Gallison Jr.	William L. Sousa Grapentine	Total
Portsmouth 2701	54	38	92
Portsmouth 2702	320	297	617
Portsmouth 2703	326	285	611
Total	700	620	1,320

District 70

John G. Edwards of Democratic won the election with 56.5% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,760 votes. Nancy L. Driggs of Republican was defeated by a margin of 13.0%, receiving 43.5% of the votes, totaling 2,124 votes. The total votes cast was 4,884.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 70
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	option = {color: ['blue','red'], tooltip: {trigger: 'item', formatter: '{b}: {c} ({d}%)'}, series: [{type: 'pie', radius: '90%', label: {show: false}, data: [{value: 2760, name: 'John G. Edwards'},{value: 2124, name: 'Nancy L. Driggs'}] }]}
John G. Edwards	Democratic	2,760	56.5%
Nancy L. Driggs	Republican	2,124	43.5%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 13.0%, Valid Votes: 4,884

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 70 (General) - Results by Town
Town	John G. Edwards Democratic		Nancy L. Driggs Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Portsmouth	639	57.7%	469	42.3%	1,108	15.3%
Tiverton	2,121	56.2%	1,655	43.8%	3,776	12.3%
Total	2,760	56.5%	2,124	43.5%	4,884	13.0%

Portsmouth

Results by Precinct in Portsmouth - District 70 (General)
Precinct	John G. Edwards	Nancy L. Driggs	Total
Portsmouth 2704	333	245	578
Portsmouth 2705	306	224	530
Total	639	469	1,108

Tiverton

Results by Precinct in Tiverton - District 70 (General)
Precinct	John G. Edwards	Nancy L. Driggs	Total
Tiverton 3301	464	463	927
Tiverton 3302	277	145	422
Tiverton 3303	493	364	857
Tiverton 3304	496	446	942
Tiverton 3305	391	237	628
Total	2,121	1,655	3,776

District 71

Daniel P. Gordon Jr. of Republican won the election with 50.4% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,707 votes. George S. Alzaibak of Democratic was defeated by a margin of 0.9%, receiving 49.6% of the votes, totaling 2,660 votes. The total votes cast was 5,367.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 71
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Daniel P. Gordon Jr.	Republican	2,707	50.4%
George S. Alzaibak	Democratic	2,660	49.6%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 0.9%, Valid Votes: 5,367

The election took place in three towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 71 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Daniel P. Gordon Jr. Republican		George S. Alzaibak Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Little Compton	902	53.1%	797	46.9%	1,699	6.2%
Portsmouth	1,038	54.1%	879	45.9%	1,917	8.3%
Tiverton	767	43.8%	984	56.2%	1,751	-12.4%
Total	2,707	50.4%	2,660	49.6%	5,367	0.9%

Little Compton

Results by Precinct in Little Compton - District 71 (General)
Precinct	Daniel P. Gordon Jr.	George S. Alzaibak	Total
Little Compton 1801	447	398	845
Little Compton 1802	455	396	851
Total	902	794	1,696

Portsmouth

Results by Precinct in Portsmouth - District 71 (General)
Precinct	Daniel P. Gordon Jr.	George S. Alzaibak	Total
Portsmouth 2706	350	309	659
Portsmouth 2707	428	303	731
Portsmouth 2708	259	265	524
Total	1,037	877	1,914

Tiverton

Results by Precinct in Tiverton - District 71 (General)
Precinct	George S. Alzaibak	Daniel P. Gordon Jr.	Total
Tiverton 3306	176	117	293
Tiverton 3307	263	237	500
Tiverton 3308	546	413	959
Total	985	767	1,752

District 72

Daniel Patrick Reilly of Republican won the election with 52.4% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,968 votes. Amy G. Rice of Democratic was defeated by a margin of 4.7%, receiving 47.6% of the votes, totaling 2,700 votes. The total votes cast was 5,668.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 72
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Daniel Patrick Reilly	Republican	2,968	52.4%
Amy G. Rice	Democratic	2,700	47.6%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 4.7%, Valid Votes: 5,668

The election took place in three towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 72 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Daniel Patrick Reilly Republican		Amy G. Rice Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Middletown	1,329	50.0%	1,327	50.0%	2,656	0.1%
Newport	101	38.5%	161	61.5%	262	-22.9%
Portsmouth	1,538	55.9%	1,212	44.1%	2,750	11.9%
Total	2,968	52.4%	2,700	47.6%	5,668	4.7%

Middletown

Results by Precinct in Middletown - District 72 (General)
Precinct	Daniel Patrick Reilly	Amy G. Rice	Total
Middletown 1901	369	325	694
Middletown 1902	388	382	770
Middletown 1903	284	252	536
Middletown 1904	288	368	656
Total	1,329	1,327	2,656

Newport

Results by Precinct in Newport - District 72 (General)
Precinct	Amy G. Rice	Daniel Patrick Reilly	Total
Newport 2101	161	101	262
Total	161	101	262

Portsmouth

Results by Precinct in Portsmouth - District 72 (General)
Precinct	Daniel Patrick Reilly	Amy G. Rice	Total
Portsmouth 2709	627	562	1,189
Portsmouth 2710	490	353	843
Portsmouth 2712	421	297	718
Total	1,538	1,212	2,750

District 73

J. Russell Jackson of Democratic won the election with 74.9% of the votes, alongside receiving 1,849 votes. Gregory W. Larson of Green was defeated by a margin of 49.8%, receiving 25.1% of the votes, totaling 619 votes. The total votes cast was 2,468.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 73
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J. Russell Jackson	Democratic	1,849	74.9%
Gregory W. Larson	Green	619	25.1%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 49.8%, Valid Votes: 2,468

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 73 (General) - Results by Town
Town	J. Russell Jackson Democratic		Gregory W. Larson Green		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Middletown	111	66.5%	56	33.5%	167	32.9%
Newport	1,738	75.5%	563	24.5%	2,301	51.1%
Total	1,849	74.9%	619	25.1%	2,468	49.8%

Middletown

Results by Precinct in Middletown - District 73 (General)
Precinct	J. Russell Jackson	Gregory W. Larson	Total
Middletown 1905	111	56	167
Total	111	56	167

Newport

Results by Precinct in Newport - District 73 (General)
Precinct	J. Russell Jackson	Gregory W. Larson	Total
Newport 2102	525	188	713
Newport 2103	260	85	345
Newport 2105	348	86	434
Newport 2106	331	121	452
Newport 2107	274	83	357
Total	1,738	563	2,301

District 74

Deborah L. Ruggiero of Democratic won the election with 52.8% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,712 votes. Anthony A. Mastrostefano of Republican was defeated by a margin of 21.6%, receiving 31.2% of the votes, totaling 1,602 votes. The total votes cast was 5,135.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 74
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Deborah L. Ruggiero	Democratic	2,712	52.8%
Anthony A. Mastrostefano	Republican	1,602	31.2%
Daniel J. Capuano	Independent	821	16.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 21.6%, Valid Votes: 5,135

The election took place in two towns. The breakdown of results by town is shown below.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 74 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Deborah L. Ruggiero Democratic		Anthony A. Mastrostefano Republican		Daniel J. Capuano Independent		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Jamestown	1,586	53.6%	879	29.7%	493	16.7%	2,958	23.9%
Middletown	1,126	51.7%	723	33.2%	328	15.1%	2,177	18.5%
Total	2,712	52.8%	1,602	31.2%	821	16.0%	5,135	21.6%

Jamestown

Results by Precinct in Jamestown - District 74 (General)
Precinct	Deborah L. Ruggiero	Anthony A. Mastrostefano	Daniel J. Capuano	Total
Jamestown 1501	553	252	161	966
Jamestown 1502	500	275	166	941
Jamestown 1503	533	352	166	1,051
Total	1,586	879	493	2,958

Middletown

Results by Precinct in Middletown - District 74 (General)
Precinct	Deborah L. Ruggiero	Anthony A. Mastrostefano	Daniel J. Capuano	Total
Middletown 1906	395	225	106	726
Middletown 1907	273	159	80	512
Middletown 1908	458	339	142	939
Total	1,126	723	328	2,177

District 75

Peter F. Martin of Democratic won the election with 62.6% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,418 votes. Patrick J. Donovan of Republican was defeated by a margin of 25.3%, receiving 37.4% of the votes, totaling 1,442 votes. The total votes cast was 3,860.

2010 Rhode Island State House Election in District 75
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Peter F. Martin	Democratic	2,418	62.6%
Patrick J. Donovan	Republican	1,442	37.4%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 25.3%, Valid Votes: 3,860

The election took place in the town of Newport.

Results by Precinct in Newport - District 75 (General)
Precinct	Peter F. Martin	Patrick J. Donovan	Total
Newport 2108	266	151	417
Newport 2109	351	232	583
Newport 2110	356	198	554
Newport 2111	283	169	452
Newport 2112	348	170	518
Newport 2113	373	245	618
Newport 2114	441	277	718
Total	2,418	1,442	3,860

See Also

• 2010 United States House Election in Rhode Island
• 2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election
• 2010 Rhode Island General Treasurer Election
• 2010 Rhode Island Governor Election
• 2010 Rhode Island Attorney General Election
• 2010 Rhode Island Lieutenant Governor Election
• 2010 Rhode Island Secretary of State Election
• 2022 Rhode Island State House Election
• 2020 Rhode Island State House Election
• 2018 Rhode Island State House Election
• 2016 Rhode Island State House Election
• 2014 Rhode Island State House Election

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