2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election

The 2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election took place on November 2, 2010 to elect 38 seats. Democratic secured 29 seats, which constitutes 76.3% of the total seats, alongside receiving 58.2% of the popular vote. A total number of 316,212 votes were cast in this election. There were totally 77 candidates ran for 38 seats across the 38 districts.

Summary by Party

There were totally 77 candidates competed for 38 seats. Democratic won 29 seats, making up 76.3% of the total seats being elected, while receiving 58.2% of the popular vote. Republican won 8 seats (21.1%) and Independent won 1 seats (2.6%).

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election - Summary by Political Party
Party	Votes	% Votes	Candidates	Elected	% Seats	Seats: Votes:
Democratic	184,175	58.2%	37	29	76.3%
Republican	98,320	31.1%	25	8	21.1%
Independent	33,717	10.7%	15	1	2.6%
Total	316,212	100%	77	38	100%

Summary by Seats

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election - Summary by Party in Seats
Seat	Democratic		Republican		Independent		Others		Valid Votes
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
District 1	3,466	77.1%	-		1,031	22.9%	-		4,497
District 2	3,706	86.5%	579	13.5%	-		-		4,285
District 3	5,069	61.3%	928	11.2%	2,267	27.4%	-		8,264
District 4	5,360	66.0%	-		2,762	34.0%	-		8,122
District 5	3,400	100.0%	-		-		-		3,400
District 6	4,021	100.0%	-		-		-		4,021
District 7	4,538	59.8%	-		3,052	40.2%	-		7,590
District 8	3,933	63.0%	2,311	37.0%	-		-		6,244
District 9	4,746	62.0%	-		2,911	38.0%	-		7,657
District 10	6,126	66.0%	3,150	34.0%	-		-		9,276
District 11	4,325	44.6%	5,376	55.4%	-		-		9,701
District 12	6,603	100.0%	-		-		-		6,603
District 13	5,691	66.0%	2,929	34.0%	-		-		8,620
District 14	5,154	64.5%	2,832	35.5%	-		-		7,986
District 15	4,044	100.0%	-		-		-		4,044
District 16	2,521	75.2%	833	24.8%	-		-		3,354
District 17	4,441	45.5%	-		5,316	54.5%	-		9,757
District 18	3,827	42.0%	1,764	19.4%	3,517	38.6%	-		9,108
District 19	5,499	48.5%	5,842	51.5%	-		-		11,341
District 20	5,026	64.1%	2,818	35.9%	-		-		7,844
District 21	4,385	37.5%	4,623	39.6%	2,678	22.9%	-		11,686
District 22	5,982	54.9%	4,912	45.1%	-		-		10,894
District 23	5,507	51.5%	5,177	48.5%	-		-		10,684
District 24	4,233	100.0%	-		-		-		4,233
District 25	4,753	43.8%	2,657	24.5%	3,446	31.7%	-		10,856
District 26	4,672	51.7%	4,370	48.3%	-		-		9,042
District 27	6,164	61.0%	3,942	39.0%	-		-		10,106
District 28	4,843	56.5%	2,589	30.2%	1,139	13.3%	-		8,571
District 29	7,600	100.0%	-		-		-		7,600
District 30	5,545	57.3%	4,129	42.7%	-		-		9,674
District 31	7,261	100.0%	-		-		-		7,261
District 32	5,127	46.4%	5,930	53.6%	-		-		11,057
District 33	4,292	44.0%	5,472	56.0%	-		-		9,764
District 34	4,859	44.3%	6,110	55.7%	-		-		10,969
District 35	5,078	45.8%	6,006	54.2%	-		-		11,084
District 36	6,462	58.1%	4,663	41.9%	-		-		11,125
District 37	5,916	51.4%	-		5,598	48.6%	-		11,514
District 38	-		8,378	100.0%	-		-		8,378
Total	184,175	58.2%	98,320	31.1%	33,717	10.7%	0	0.0%	316,212

Elected Candidates

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

• District 21: Independent won by 2.1%
• District 37: Independent won by 2.8%
• District 19: Democratic won by 3.0%
• District 23: Republican won by 3.0%
• District 26: Republican won by 3.4%

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election - Elected Candidates
Seat	Elected Candidate				Second Candidate				Margin
	Name	Party	Votes	%	Name	Party	Votes	%
District 1	Maryellen Goodwin	Democratic	3,466	77.1%	Richard P. Corso	Independent	1,031	22.9%	54.2%
District 2	Juan M. Pichardo	Democratic	3,706	86.5%	Robert Webb Kenny Iii	Republican	579	13.5%	73.0%
District 3	Rhoda E. Perry	Democratic	5,069	61.3%	Miriam Ross	Independent	2,267	27.4%	33.9%
District 4	Dominick J. Ruggerio	Democratic	5,360	66.0%	Thomas J. Rossi	Independent	2,762	34.0%	32.0%
District 5	Paul V. Jabour	Democratic	3,400	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 6	Harold M. Metts	Democratic	4,021	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 7	Frank A. Ciccone Iii	Democratic	4,538	59.8%	Catherine E. Graziano	Independent	3,052	40.2%	19.6%
District 8	James E. Doyle Ii	Democratic	3,933	63.0%	Elizabeth M. Croll	Republican	2,311	37.0%	26.0%
District 9	Michael J. Pinga	Democratic	4,746	62.0%	William Joseph Anderson	Independent	2,911	38.0%	24.0%
District 10	Walter S. Felag Jr.	Democratic	6,126	66.0%	Virginia L. Butterworth	Republican	3,150	34.0%	32.0%
District 11	Christopher Scott Ottiano	Republican	5,376	55.4%	Charles J. Levesque	Democratic	4,325	44.6%	10.8%
District 12	Louis P. DiPALMA	Democratic	6,603	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 13	M. Teresa Paiva-Weed	Democratic	5,691	66.0%	Geoffrey William Cook	Republican	2,929	34.0%	32.0%
District 14	Daniel DaPONTE	Democratic	5,154	64.5%	David Sullivan	Republican	2,832	35.5%	29.0%
District 15	Donna M. Nesselbush	Democratic	4,044	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 16	Elizabeth A. Crowley	Democratic	2,521	75.2%	Ernest J. Cabral	Republican	833	24.8%	50.4%
District 17	Edward J. O'Neill	Independent	5,316	54.5%	Linda Butera Noble	Democratic	4,441	45.5%	9.0%
District 18	Frank A. Devall Jr.	Democratic	3,827	42.0%	Isadore S. Ramos	Independent	2,454	26.9%	15.1%
District 19	Bethany L. Moura	Republican	5,842	51.5%	Ryan William Pearson	Democratic	5,499	48.5%	3.0%
District 20	Roger A. Picard	Democratic	5,026	64.1%	Steven T. Orsini	Republican	2,818	35.9%	28.2%
District 21	Nicholas D. Kettle	Republican	4,623	39.6%	Anthony J. Colaluca	Democratic	4,385	37.5%	2.1%
District 22	John J. Tassoni Jr.	Democratic	5,982	54.9%	David B. Bibeault	Republican	4,912	45.1%	9.8%
District 23	Paul W. Fogarty	Democratic	5,507	51.5%	Julian P. Forgue	Republican	5,177	48.5%	3.0%
District 24	Marc A. Cote	Democratic	4,233	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 25	Frank Lombardo Iii	Democratic	4,753	43.8%	Richard R. Fascia	Republican	2,657	24.5%	19.3%
District 26	Beatrice A. Lanzi	Democratic	4,672	51.7%	Sean P. Gately	Republican	4,370	48.3%	3.4%
District 27	Hanna M. Gallo	Democratic	6,164	61.0%	Eileen G. Grossman	Republican	3,942	39.0%	22.0%
District 28	Joshua Miller	Democratic	4,843	56.5%	Donald A. Normandin	Republican	2,589	30.2%	26.3%
District 29	Michael J. McCAFFREY	Democratic	7,600	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 30	William A. Walaska	Democratic	5,545	57.3%	Armand T. Lusi	Republican	4,129	42.7%	14.6%
District 31	Erin P. Lynch	Democratic	7,261	100.0%	-				100.0%
District 32	David E. Bates	Republican	5,930	53.6%	Jim Hasenfus	Democratic	5,127	46.4%	7.2%
District 33	Glenford J. Shibley	Republican	5,472	56.0%	Frank Hyde	Democratic	4,292	44.0%	12.0%
District 34	Francis T. Maher Jr.	Republican	6,110	55.7%	Jon J. Sawyer	Democratic	4,859	44.3%	11.4%
District 35	Dawson Tucker Hodgson	Republican	6,006	54.2%	Mark Schwager	Democratic	5,078	45.8%	8.4%
District 36	James C. Sheehan	Democratic	6,462	58.1%	William J. Connelly	Republican	4,663	41.9%	16.2%
District 37	V. Susan Sosnowski	Democratic	5,916	51.4%	Kevin R. O'Neill	Independent	5,598	48.6%	2.8%
District 38	Dennis L. Algiere	Republican	8,378	100.0%	-				100.0%

Results by Candidates

There are 77 candidates competed for 38 seats.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election - Summary by Candidate
Seat	Candidate	Affiliation	Valid Votes	%
District 1	Maryellen Goodwin	Democratic	3,466	77.1%
	Richard P. Corso	Independent	1,031	22.9%
District 2	Juan M. Pichardo	Democratic	3,706	86.5%
	Robert Webb Kenny Iii	Republican	579	13.5%
District 3	Rhoda E. Perry	Democratic	5,069	61.3%
	Miriam Ross	Independent	2,267	27.4%
	Morris J. Markovitz	Republican	928	11.2%
District 4	Dominick J. Ruggerio	Democratic	5,360	66.0%
	Thomas J. Rossi	Independent	2,762	34.0%
District 5	Paul V. Jabour	Democratic	3,400	100.0%
District 6	Harold M. Metts	Democratic	4,021	100.0%
District 7	Frank A. Ciccone Iii	Democratic	4,538	59.8%
	Catherine E. Graziano	Independent	3,052	40.2%
District 8	James E. Doyle Ii	Democratic	3,933	63.0%
	Elizabeth M. Croll	Republican	2,311	37.0%
District 9	Michael J. Pinga	Democratic	4,746	62.0%
	William Joseph Anderson	Independent	2,911	38.0%
District 10	Walter S. Felag Jr.	Democratic	6,126	66.0%
	Virginia L. Butterworth	Republican	3,150	34.0%
District 11	Christopher Scott Ottiano	Republican	5,376	55.4%
	Charles J. Levesque	Democratic	4,325	44.6%
District 12	Louis P. DiPALMA	Democratic	6,603	100.0%
District 13	M. Teresa Paiva-Weed	Democratic	5,691	66.0%
	Geoffrey William Cook	Republican	2,929	34.0%
District 14	Daniel DaPONTE	Democratic	5,154	64.5%
	David Sullivan	Republican	2,832	35.5%
District 15	Donna M. Nesselbush	Democratic	4,044	100.0%
District 16	Elizabeth A. Crowley	Democratic	2,521	75.2%
	Ernest J. Cabral	Republican	833	24.8%
District 17	Edward J. O'Neill	Independent	5,316	54.5%
	Linda Butera Noble	Democratic	4,441	45.5%
District 18	Frank A. Devall Jr.	Democratic	3,827	42.0%
	Isadore S. Ramos	Independent	2,454	26.9%
	Stephen M. Gerling	Republican	1,764	19.4%
	James Miller	Independent	1,063	11.7%
District 19	Bethany L. Moura	Republican	5,842	51.5%
	Ryan William Pearson	Democratic	5,499	48.5%
District 20	Roger A. Picard	Democratic	5,026	64.1%
	Steven T. Orsini	Republican	2,818	35.9%
District 21	Nicholas D. Kettle	Republican	4,623	39.6%
	Anthony J. Colaluca	Democratic	4,385	37.5%
	John R. Assalone	Independent	2,678	22.9%
District 22	John J. Tassoni Jr.	Democratic	5,982	54.9%
	David B. Bibeault	Republican	4,912	45.1%
District 23	Paul W. Fogarty	Democratic	5,507	51.5%
	Julian P. Forgue	Republican	5,177	48.5%
District 24	Marc A. Cote	Democratic	4,233	100.0%
District 25	Frank Lombardo Iii	Democratic	4,753	43.8%
	Richard R. Fascia	Republican	2,657	24.5%
	Eric B. O'Connor	Independent	1,975	18.2%
	Alan J. Ross	Independent	847	7.8%
	Raffaele Florio	Independent	332	3.1%
	Nikhol E. Bentley	Independent	292	2.7%
District 26	Beatrice A. Lanzi	Democratic	4,672	51.7%
	Sean P. Gately	Republican	4,370	48.3%
District 27	Hanna M. Gallo	Democratic	6,164	61.0%
	Eileen G. Grossman	Republican	3,942	39.0%
District 28	Joshua Miller	Democratic	4,843	56.5%
	Donald A. Normandin	Republican	2,589	30.2%
	Deloris R. Issler	Independent	1,139	13.3%
District 29	Michael J. McCAFFREY	Democratic	7,600	100.0%
District 30	William A. Walaska	Democratic	5,545	57.3%
	Armand T. Lusi	Republican	4,129	42.7%
District 31	Erin P. Lynch	Democratic	7,261	100.0%
District 32	David E. Bates	Republican	5,930	53.6%
	Jim Hasenfus	Democratic	5,127	46.4%
District 33	Glenford J. Shibley	Republican	5,472	56.0%
	Frank Hyde	Democratic	4,292	44.0%
District 34	Francis T. Maher Jr.	Republican	6,110	55.7%
	Jon J. Sawyer	Democratic	4,859	44.3%
District 35	Dawson Tucker Hodgson	Republican	6,006	54.2%
	Mark Schwager	Democratic	5,078	45.8%
District 36	James C. Sheehan	Democratic	6,462	58.1%
	William J. Connelly	Republican	4,663	41.9%
District 37	V. Susan Sosnowski	Democratic	5,916	51.4%
	Kevin R. O'Neill	Independent	5,598	48.6%
District 38	Dennis L. Algiere	Republican	8,378	100.0%

Results by Seats

District 1

Maryellen Goodwin of Democratic won the election with 77.1% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,466 votes. Richard P. Corso of Independent was defeated by a margin of 54.1%, receiving 22.9% of the votes, totaling 1,031 votes. The total votes cast was 4,497.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 1
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Maryellen Goodwin	Democratic	3,466	77.1%
Richard P. Corso	Independent	1,031	22.9%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 54.1%, Valid Votes: 4,497

The election took place in the town of Providence.

ShowResults by Precinct in Providence - District 1 (General)
Precinct	Maryellen Goodwin	Richard P. Corso	Total
Providence 2831	340	97	437
Providence 2848	456	175	631
Providence 2849	343	161	504
Providence 2850	13	3	16
Providence 2853	303	71	374
Providence 2854	195	51	246
Providence 2855	6	2	8
Providence 2856	146	24	170
Providence 2858	57	8	65
Providence 2801	544	158	702
Providence 2803	369	73	442
Providence 2804	212	72	284
Providence 2806	130	33	163
Providence 2807	84	29	113
Providence 8100	69	32	101
Providence 8103	199	42	241
Total	3,466	1,031	4,497

District 2

Juan M. Pichardo of Democratic won the election with 86.5% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,706 votes. Robert Webb Kenny Iii of Republican was defeated by a margin of 73.0%, receiving 13.5% of the votes, totaling 579 votes. The total votes cast was 4,285.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 2
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Juan M. Pichardo	Democratic	3,706	86.5%
Robert Webb Kenny Iii	Republican	579	13.5%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 73.0%, Valid Votes: 4,285

The election took place in the town of Providence.

ShowResults by Precinct in Providence - District 2 (General)
Precinct	Juan M. Pichardo	Robert Webb Kenny Iii	Total
Providence 2871	207	31	238
Providence 2872	282	66	348
Providence 2873	45	22	67
Providence 2874	652	160	812
Providence 2875	381	51	432
Providence 2876	426	39	465
Providence 2878	72	4	76
Providence 2879	63	19	82
Providence 2881	465	42	507
Providence 2882	486	65	551
Providence 2883	332	36	368
Providence 2884	236	35	271
Providence 2897	45	5	50
Providence 8101	14	4	18
Total	3,706	579	4,285

District 3

Rhoda E. Perry of Democratic won the election with 61.3% of the votes, alongside receiving 5,069 votes. Miriam Ross of Independent was defeated by a margin of 33.9%, receiving 27.4% of the votes, totaling 2,267 votes. The total votes cast was 8,264.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 3
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Rhoda E. Perry	Democratic	5,069	61.3%
Miriam Ross	Independent	2,267	27.4%
Morris J. Markovitz	Republican	928	11.2%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 33.9%, Valid Votes: 8,264

The election took place in the town of Providence.

ShowResults by Precinct in Providence - District 3 (General)
Precinct	Rhoda E. Perry	Miriam Ross	Morris J. Markovitz	Total
Providence 2826	386	302	77	765
Providence 2827	294	245	107	646
Providence 2828	453	207	62	722
Providence 2830	419	140	48	607
Providence 2832	437	168	65	670
Providence 2808	345	75	55	475
Providence 2813	372	79	48	499
Providence 2815	440	123	85	648
Providence 2816	68	42	10	120
Providence 2817	141	51	56	248
Providence 2818	169	10	10	189
Providence 2819	240	109	67	416
Providence 2820	445	229	93	767
Providence 2822	417	248	78	743
Providence 2823	390	202	62	654
Providence 2824	53	37	5	95
Total	5,069	2,267	928	8,264

District 4

Dominick J. Ruggerio of Democratic won the election with 66.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 5,360 votes. Thomas J. Rossi of Independent was defeated by a margin of 32.0%, receiving 34.0% of the votes, totaling 2,762 votes. The total votes cast was 8,122.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 4
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Dominick J. Ruggerio	Democratic	5,360	66.0%
Thomas J. Rossi	Independent	2,762	34.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 32.0%, Valid Votes: 8,122

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 4 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Dominick J. Ruggerio Democratic		Thomas J. Rossi Independent		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
North Providence	2,526	62.2%	1,537	37.8%	4,063	24.3%
Providence	2,834	69.8%	1,225	30.2%	4,059	39.6%
Total	5,360	66.0%	2,762	34.0%	8,122	32.0%

North Providence

ShowResults by Precinct in North Providence - District 4 (General)
Precinct	Dominick J. Ruggerio	Thomas J. Rossi	Total
North Providence 2402	379	233	612
North Providence 2404	269	190	459
North Providence 2408	268	163	431
North Providence 2409	337	148	485
North Providence 2410	411	279	690
North Providence 2412	513	345	858
North Providence 2413	349	179	528
Total	2,526	1,537	4,063

Providence

ShowResults by Precinct in Providence - District 4 (General)
Precinct	Dominick J. Ruggerio	Thomas J. Rossi	Total
Providence 2834	335	166	501
Providence 2835	538	205	743
Providence 2836	126	78	204
Providence 2838	459	182	641
Providence 2839	516	183	699
Providence 2843	41	22	63
Providence 2844	377	155	532
Providence 2845	252	163	415
Providence 2846	61	25	86
Providence 2805	129	46	175
Total	2,834	1,225	4,059

District 5

Paul V. Jabour of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,400 votes. The total votes cast was 3,400.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 5
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Paul V. Jabour	Democratic	3,400	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 3,400

The election took place in the town of Providence.

ShowResults by Precinct in Providence - District 5 (General)
Precinct	Paul V. Jabour	Total
Providence 2842	218	218
Providence 2852	430	430
Providence 2859	35	35
Providence 2861	283	283
Providence 2862	417	417
Providence 2863	445	445
Providence 2864	231	231
Providence 2866	426	426
Providence 2867	34	34
Providence 2869	317	317
Providence 2896	228	228
Providence 2865	155	155
Providence 2812	118	118
Providence 2860	63	63
Total	3,400	3,400

District 6

Harold M. Metts of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 4,021 votes. The total votes cast was 4,021.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 6
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Harold M. Metts	Democratic	4,021	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 4,021

The election took place in the town of Providence.

ShowResults by Precinct in Providence - District 6 (General)
Precinct	Harold M. Metts	Total
Providence 2829	365	365
Providence 2833	426	426
Providence 2857	9	9
Providence 2868	401	401
Providence 2880	523	523
Providence 2885	88	88
Providence 2886	740	740
Providence 2888	337	337
Providence 2889	406	406
Providence 2890	401	401
Providence 2811	172	172
Providence 8102	153	153
Total	4,021	4,021

District 7

Frank A. Ciccone Iii of Democratic won the election with 59.8% of the votes, alongside receiving 4,538 votes. Catherine E. Graziano of Independent was defeated by a margin of 19.6%, receiving 40.2% of the votes, totaling 3,052 votes. The total votes cast was 7,590.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 7
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Frank A. Ciccone Iii	Democratic	4,538	59.8%
Catherine E. Graziano	Independent	3,052	40.2%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 19.6%, Valid Votes: 7,590

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 7 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Frank A. Ciccone Iii Democratic		Catherine E. Graziano Independent		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
North Providence	2,264	54.2%	1,913	45.8%	4,177	8.4%
Providence	2,274	66.6%	1,139	33.4%	3,413	33.3%
Total	4,538	59.8%	3,052	40.2%	7,590	19.6%

North Providence

ShowResults by Precinct in North Providence - District 7 (General)
Precinct	Frank A. Ciccone Iii	Catherine E. Graziano	Total
North Providence 2401	515	452	967
North Providence 2403	488	392	880
North Providence 2405	170	180	350
North Providence 2406	536	435	971
North Providence 2407	555	454	1,009
Total	2,264	1,913	4,177

Providence

ShowResults by Precinct in Providence - District 7 (General)
Precinct	Frank A. Ciccone Iii	Catherine E. Graziano	Total
Providence 2840	88	81	169
Providence 2841	386	265	651
Providence 2847	487	402	889
Providence 2851	35	21	56
Providence 2892	489	165	654
Providence 2893	281	73	354
Providence 2894	508	132	640
Total	2,274	1,139	3,413

District 8

James E. Doyle Ii of Democratic won the election with 63.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,933 votes. Elizabeth M. Croll of Republican was defeated by a margin of 26.0%, receiving 37.0% of the votes, totaling 2,311 votes. The total votes cast was 6,244.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 8
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
James E. Doyle Ii	Democratic	3,933	63.0%
Elizabeth M. Croll	Republican	2,311	37.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 26.0%, Valid Votes: 6,244

The election took place in the town of Pawtucket.

ShowResults by Precinct in Pawtucket - District 8 (General)
Precinct	James E. Doyle Ii	Elizabeth M. Croll	Total
Pawtucket 2616	492	330	822
Pawtucket 2618	183	97	280
Pawtucket 2619	427	178	605
Pawtucket 2621	398	297	695
Pawtucket 2622	397	226	623
Pawtucket 2623	460	240	700
Pawtucket 2624	379	189	568
Pawtucket 2625	436	266	702
Pawtucket 2626	664	441	1,105
Pawtucket 2634	97	47	144
Total	3,933	2,311	6,244

District 9

Michael J. Pinga of Democratic won the election with 62.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 4,746 votes. William Joseph Anderson of Independent was defeated by a margin of 24.0%, receiving 38.0% of the votes, totaling 2,911 votes. The total votes cast was 7,657.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 9
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Michael J. Pinga	Democratic	4,746	62.0%
William Joseph Anderson	Independent	2,911	38.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 24.0%, Valid Votes: 7,657

The election took place in the town of West Warwick.

ShowResults by Precinct in West Warwick - District 9 (General)
Precinct	Michael J. Pinga	William Joseph Anderson	Total
West Warwick 3801	466	306	772
West Warwick 3803	316	214	530
West Warwick 3804	399	239	638
West Warwick 3805	272	165	437
West Warwick 3806	632	335	967
West Warwick 3807	298	193	491
West Warwick 3808	371	231	602
West Warwick 3809	441	174	615
West Warwick 3811	111	63	174
West Warwick 3812	583	358	941
West Warwick 3813	451	342	793
West Warwick 3814	406	291	697
Total	4,746	2,911	7,657

District 10

Walter S. Felag Jr. of Democratic won the election with 66.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 6,126 votes. Virginia L. Butterworth of Republican was defeated by a margin of 32.1%, receiving 34.0% of the votes, totaling 3,150 votes. The total votes cast was 9,276.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 10
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Walter S. Felag Jr.	Democratic	6,126	66.0%
Virginia L. Butterworth	Republican	3,150	34.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 32.1%, Valid Votes: 9,276

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 10 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Walter S. Felag Jr. Democratic		Virginia L. Butterworth Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Bristol	1,089	68.6%	498	31.4%	1,587	37.2%
Tiverton	2,417	61.3%	1,529	38.7%	3,946	22.5%
Warren	2,620	70.0%	1,123	30.0%	3,743	40.0%
Total	6,126	66.0%	3,150	34.0%	9,276	32.1%

Bristol

ShowResults by Precinct in Bristol - District 10 (General)
Precinct	Walter S. Felag Jr.	Virginia L. Butterworth	Total
Bristol 0205	379	206	585
Bristol 0209	710	292	1,002
Total	1,089	498	1,587

Tiverton

ShowResults by Precinct in Tiverton - District 10 (General)
Precinct	Walter S. Felag Jr.	Virginia L. Butterworth	Total
Tiverton 3301	482	412	894
Tiverton 3302	289	119	408
Tiverton 3303	502	330	832
Tiverton 3304	553	367	920
Tiverton 3305	404	199	603
Tiverton 3306	187	102	289
Total	2,417	1,529	3,946

Warren

ShowResults by Precinct in Warren - District 10 (General)
Precinct	Walter S. Felag Jr.	Virginia L. Butterworth	Total
Warren 3401	397	161	558
Warren 3402	472	202	674
Warren 3403	523	185	708
Warren 3404	730	342	1,072
Warren 3405	498	233	731
Total	2,620	1,123	3,743

District 11

Christopher Scott Ottiano of Republican won the election with 55.4% of the votes, alongside receiving 5,376 votes. Charles J. Levesque of Democratic was defeated by a margin of 10.8%, receiving 44.6% of the votes, totaling 4,325 votes. The total votes cast was 9,701.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 11
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Christopher Scott Ottiano	Republican	5,376	55.4%
Charles J. Levesque	Democratic	4,325	44.6%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 10.8%, Valid Votes: 9,701

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 11 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Christopher Scott Ottiano Republican		Charles J. Levesque Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Bristol	1,005	41.8%	1,401	58.2%	2,406	-16.5%
Portsmouth	4,371	59.9%	2,924	40.1%	7,295	19.8%
Total	5,376	55.4%	4,325	44.6%	9,701	10.8%

Bristol

ShowResults by Precinct in Bristol - District 11 (General)
Precinct	Charles J. Levesque	Christopher Scott Ottiano	Total
Bristol 0206	536	455	991
Bristol 0210	382	253	635
Bristol 0211	483	297	780
Total	1,401	1,005	2,406

Portsmouth

ShowResults by Precinct in Portsmouth - District 11 (General)
Precinct	Christopher Scott Ottiano	Charles J. Levesque	Total
Portsmouth 2701	60	32	92
Portsmouth 2702	391	240	631
Portsmouth 2703	383	249	632
Portsmouth 2704	313	288	601
Portsmouth 2705	276	268	544
Portsmouth 2706	403	282	685
Portsmouth 2707	490	283	773
Portsmouth 2708	305	243	548
Portsmouth 2709	756	448	1,204
Portsmouth 2710	533	330	863
Portsmouth 2712	461	261	722
Total	4,371	2,924	7,295

District 12

Louis P. DiPALMA of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 6,603 votes. The total votes cast was 6,603.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 12
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Louis P. DiPALMA	Democratic	6,603	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 6,603

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 12 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Louis P. DiPALMA Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%
Little Compton	955	100.0%	955	100.0%
Middletown	3,944	100.0%	3,944	100.0%
Newport	755	100.0%	755	100.0%
Tiverton	949	100.0%	949	100.0%
Total	6,603	100.0%	6,603	100.0%

Little Compton

ShowResults by Precinct in Little Compton - District 12 (General)
Precinct	Louis P. DiPALMA	Total
Little Compton 1801	463	463
Little Compton 1802	492	492
Total	955	955

Middletown

ShowResults by Precinct in Middletown - District 12 (General)
Precinct	Louis P. DiPALMA	Total
Middletown 1901	528	528
Middletown 1902	625	625
Middletown 1903	421	421
Middletown 1904	523	523
Middletown 1905	157	157
Middletown 1906	568	568
Middletown 1907	399	399
Middletown 1908	723	723
Total	3,944	3,944

Newport

ShowResults by Precinct in Newport - District 12 (General)
Precinct	Louis P. DiPALMA	Total
Newport 2101	174	174
Newport 2102	581	581
Total	755	755

Tiverton

ShowResults by Precinct in Tiverton - District 12 (General)
Precinct	Louis P. DiPALMA	Total
Tiverton 3307	310	310
Tiverton 3308	639	639
Total	949	949

District 13

M. Teresa Paiva-Weed of Democratic won the election with 66.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 5,691 votes. Geoffrey William Cook of Republican was defeated by a margin of 32.0%, receiving 34.0% of the votes, totaling 2,929 votes. The total votes cast was 8,620.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 13
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
M. Teresa Paiva-Weed	Democratic	5,691	66.0%
Geoffrey William Cook	Republican	2,929	34.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 32.0%, Valid Votes: 8,620

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 13 (General) - Results by Town
Town	M. Teresa Paiva-Weed Democratic		Geoffrey William Cook Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Jamestown	1,836	62.5%	1,101	37.5%	2,937	25.0%
Newport	3,855	67.8%	1,828	32.2%	5,683	35.7%
Total	5,691	66.0%	2,929	34.0%	8,620	32.0%

Jamestown

ShowResults by Precinct in Jamestown - District 13 (General)
Precinct	M. Teresa Paiva-Weed	Geoffrey William Cook	Total
Jamestown 1501	633	318	951
Jamestown 1502	583	358	941
Jamestown 1503	620	425	1,045
Total	1,836	1,101	2,937

Newport

ShowResults by Precinct in Newport - District 13 (General)
Precinct	M. Teresa Paiva-Weed	Geoffrey William Cook	Total
Newport 2103	262	109	371
Newport 2105	340	136	476
Newport 2106	364	123	487
Newport 2107	292	101	393
Newport 2108	270	146	416
Newport 2109	383	227	610
Newport 2110	391	181	572
Newport 2111	310	155	465
Newport 2112	358	170	528
Newport 2113	414	222	636
Newport 2114	471	258	729
Total	3,855	1,828	5,683

District 14

Daniel DaPONTE of Democratic won the election with 64.5% of the votes, alongside receiving 5,154 votes. David Sullivan of Republican was defeated by a margin of 29.1%, receiving 35.5% of the votes, totaling 2,832 votes. The total votes cast was 7,986.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 14
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Daniel DaPONTE	Democratic	5,154	64.5%
David Sullivan	Republican	2,832	35.5%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 29.1%, Valid Votes: 7,986

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 14 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Daniel DaPONTE Democratic		David Sullivan Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
East Providence	4,053	65.4%	2,143	34.6%	6,196	30.8%
Pawtucket	1,101	61.5%	689	38.5%	1,790	23.0%
Total	5,154	64.5%	2,832	35.5%	7,986	29.1%

East Providence

ShowResults by Precinct in East Providence - District 14 (General)
Precinct	Daniel DaPONTE	David Sullivan	Total
East Providence 1001	222	79	301
East Providence 1002	339	127	466
East Providence 1003	550	435	985
East Providence 1005	334	270	604
East Providence 1006	553	419	972
East Providence 1013	715	309	1,024
East Providence 1014	531	209	740
East Providence 1015	328	141	469
East Providence 1016	481	154	635
Total	4,053	2,143	6,196

Pawtucket

ShowResults by Precinct in Pawtucket - District 14 (General)
Precinct	Daniel DaPONTE	David Sullivan	Total
Pawtucket 2627	474	290	764
Pawtucket 2628	395	238	633
Pawtucket 2632	232	161	393
Total	1,101	689	1,790

District 15

Donna M. Nesselbush of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 4,044 votes. The total votes cast was 4,044.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 15
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Donna M. Nesselbush	Democratic	4,044	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 4,044

The election took place in the town of Pawtucket.

ShowResults by Precinct in Pawtucket - District 15 (General)
Precinct	Donna M. Nesselbush	Total
Pawtucket 2603	190	190
Pawtucket 2605	374	374
Pawtucket 2608	633	633
Pawtucket 2609	297	297
Pawtucket 2610	54	54
Pawtucket 2611	679	679
Pawtucket 2612	345	345
Pawtucket 2620	222	222
Pawtucket 2629	397	397
Pawtucket 2630	335	335
Pawtucket 2631	416	416
Pawtucket 2633	102	102
Total	4,044	4,044

District 16

Elizabeth A. Crowley of Democratic won the election with 75.2% of the votes, alongside receiving 2,521 votes. Ernest J. Cabral of Republican was defeated by a margin of 50.3%, receiving 24.8% of the votes, totaling 833 votes. The total votes cast was 3,354.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 16
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Elizabeth A. Crowley	Democratic	2,521	75.2%
Ernest J. Cabral	Republican	833	24.8%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 50.3%, Valid Votes: 3,354

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 16 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Elizabeth A. Crowley Democratic		Ernest J. Cabral Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Central Falls	1,561	75.9%	497	24.1%	2,058	51.7%
Cumberland	459	67.5%	221	32.5%	680	35.0%
Pawtucket	501	81.3%	115	18.7%	616	62.7%
Total	2,521	75.2%	833	24.8%	3,354	50.3%

Central Falls

ShowResults by Precinct in Central Falls - District 16 (General)
Precinct	Elizabeth A. Crowley	Ernest J. Cabral	Total
Central Falls 0401	264	63	327
Central Falls 0402	92	32	124
Central Falls 0403	316	87	403
Central Falls 0404	304	71	375
Central Falls 0405	159	47	206
Central Falls 0406	187	108	295
Central Falls 0407	64	30	94
Central Falls 0408	175	59	234
Total	1,561	497	2,058

Cumberland

ShowResults by Precinct in Cumberland - District 16 (General)
Precinct	Elizabeth A. Crowley	Ernest J. Cabral	Total
Cumberland 0814	459	221	680
Total	459	221	680

Pawtucket

ShowResults by Precinct in Pawtucket - District 16 (General)
Precinct	Elizabeth A. Crowley	Ernest J. Cabral	Total
Pawtucket 2601	86	21	107
Pawtucket 2604	93	21	114
Pawtucket 2613	322	73	395
Total	501	115	616

District 17

Edward J. O'Neill of Independent won the election with 54.5% of the votes, alongside receiving 5,316 votes. Linda Butera Noble of Democratic was defeated by a margin of 9.0%, receiving 45.5% of the votes, totaling 4,441 votes. The total votes cast was 9,757.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 17
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Edward J. O'Neill	Independent	5,316	54.5%
Linda Butera Noble	Democratic	4,441	45.5%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 9.0%, Valid Votes: 9,757

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 17 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Edward J. O'Neill Independent		Linda Butera Noble Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Lincoln	2,898	62.7%	1,727	37.3%	4,625	25.3%
North Providence	1,600	47.0%	1,802	53.0%	3,402	-5.9%
Pawtucket	818	47.3%	912	52.7%	1,730	-5.4%
Total	5,316	54.5%	4,441	45.5%	9,757	9.0%

Lincoln

ShowResults by Precinct in Lincoln - District 17 (General)
Precinct	Edward J. O'Neill	Linda Butera Noble	Total
Lincoln 1701	383	267	650
Lincoln 1702	550	305	855
Lincoln 1708	434	199	633
Lincoln 1709	303	192	495
Lincoln 1710	507	300	807
Lincoln 1711	195	143	338
Lincoln 1712	197	156	353
Lincoln 1713	329	165	494
Total	2,898	1,727	4,625

North Providence

ShowResults by Precinct in North Providence - District 17 (General)
Precinct	Linda Butera Noble	Edward J. O'Neill	Total
North Providence 2411	234	297	531
North Providence 2414	461	349	810
North Providence 2415	339	318	657
North Providence 2416	273	250	523
North Providence 2417	389	295	684
North Providence 2418	106	91	197
Total	1,802	1,600	3,402

Pawtucket

ShowResults by Precinct in Pawtucket - District 17 (General)
Precinct	Linda Butera Noble	Edward J. O'Neill	Total
Pawtucket 2602	207	174	381
Pawtucket 2606	348	275	623
Pawtucket 2607	357	369	726
Total	912	818	1,730

District 18

Frank A. Devall Jr. of Democratic won the election with 42.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 3,827 votes. Isadore S. Ramos of Independent was defeated by a margin of 15.1%, receiving 26.9% of the votes, totaling 2,454 votes. The total votes cast was 9,108.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 18
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Frank A. Devall Jr.	Democratic	3,827	42.0%
Isadore S. Ramos	Independent	2,454	26.9%
Stephen M. Gerling	Republican	1,764	19.4%
James Miller	Independent	1,063	11.7%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 15.1%, Valid Votes: 9,108

The election took place in the town of East Providence.

ShowResults by Precinct in East Providence - District 18 (General)
Precinct	Frank A. Devall Jr.	Isadore S. Ramos	Stephen M. Gerling	James Miller	Total
East Providence 1007	199	118	172	58	547
East Providence 1008	45	48	16	6	115
East Providence 1009	395	297	137	191	1,020
East Providence 1010	260	210	81	93	644
East Providence 1011	281	181	153	94	709
East Providence 1017	75	47	20	18	160
East Providence 1018	205	137	46	26	414
East Providence 1019	258	274	139	95	766
East Providence 1021	330	206	130	61	727
East Providence 1022	362	182	191	103	838
East Providence 1023	514	203	231	86	1,034
East Providence 1024	358	192	135	88	773
East Providence 1025	384	255	219	94	952
East Providence 1026	161	104	94	50	409
Total	3,827	2,454	1,764	1,063	9,108

District 19

Bethany L. Moura of Republican won the election with 51.5% of the votes, alongside receiving 5,842 votes. Ryan William Pearson of Democratic was defeated by a margin of 3.0%, receiving 48.5% of the votes, totaling 5,499 votes. The total votes cast was 11,341.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 19
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Bethany L. Moura	Republican	5,842	51.5%
Ryan William Pearson	Democratic	5,499	48.5%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 3.0%, Valid Votes: 11,341

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 19 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Bethany L. Moura Republican		Ryan William Pearson Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Cumberland	3,954	51.7%	3,700	48.3%	7,654	3.3%
Lincoln	1,888	51.2%	1,799	48.8%	3,687	2.4%
Total	5,842	51.5%	5,499	48.5%	11,341	3.0%

Cumberland

ShowResults by Precinct in Cumberland - District 19 (General)
Precinct	Bethany L. Moura	Ryan William Pearson	Total
Cumberland 0805	351	410	761
Cumberland 0806	447	412	859
Cumberland 0807	523	467	990
Cumberland 0808	454	400	854
Cumberland 0809	542	373	915
Cumberland 0810	507	352	859
Cumberland 0815	224	269	493
Cumberland 0816	249	320	569
Cumberland 0817	357	393	750
Cumberland 0818	300	304	604
Total	3,954	3,700	7,654

Lincoln

ShowResults by Precinct in Lincoln - District 19 (General)
Precinct	Bethany L. Moura	Ryan William Pearson	Total
Lincoln 1703	231	177	408
Lincoln 1704	110	123	233
Lincoln 1705	443	443	886
Lincoln 1706	397	349	746
Lincoln 1707	47	41	88
Lincoln 1714	82	114	196
Lincoln 1715	452	404	856
Lincoln 1716	126	148	274
Total	1,888	1,799	3,687

District 20

Roger A. Picard of Democratic won the election with 64.1% of the votes, alongside receiving 5,026 votes. Steven T. Orsini of Republican was defeated by a margin of 28.1%, receiving 35.9% of the votes, totaling 2,818 votes. The total votes cast was 7,844.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 20
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Roger A. Picard	Democratic	5,026	64.1%
Steven T. Orsini	Republican	2,818	35.9%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 28.1%, Valid Votes: 7,844

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 20 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Roger A. Picard Democratic		Steven T. Orsini Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Cumberland	2,263	55.0%	1,853	45.0%	4,116	10.0%
Woonsocket	2,763	74.1%	965	25.9%	3,728	48.2%
Total	5,026	64.1%	2,818	35.9%	7,844	28.1%

Cumberland

ShowResults by Precinct in Cumberland - District 20 (General)
Precinct	Roger A. Picard	Steven T. Orsini	Total
Cumberland 0801	483	388	871
Cumberland 0802	379	267	646
Cumberland 0803	366	245	611
Cumberland 0804	268	170	438
Cumberland 0811	439	401	840
Cumberland 0812	328	382	710
Total	2,263	1,853	4,116

Woonsocket

ShowResults by Precinct in Woonsocket - District 20 (General)
Precinct	Roger A. Picard	Steven T. Orsini	Total
Woonsocket 3901	332	114	446
Woonsocket 3906	177	56	233
Woonsocket 3912	496	164	660
Woonsocket 3913	482	164	646
Woonsocket 3914	513	184	697
Woonsocket 3915	347	118	465
Woonsocket 3916	416	165	581
Total	2,763	965	3,728

District 21

Nicholas D. Kettle of Republican won the election with 39.6% of the votes, alongside receiving 4,623 votes. Anthony J. Colaluca of Democratic was defeated by a margin of 2.0%, receiving 37.5% of the votes, totaling 4,385 votes. The total votes cast was 11,686.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 21
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Nicholas D. Kettle	Republican	4,623	39.6%
Anthony J. Colaluca	Democratic	4,385	37.5%
John R. Assalone	Independent	2,678	22.9%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 2.0%, Valid Votes: 11,686

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 21 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Nicholas D. Kettle Republican		Anthony J. Colaluca Democratic		John R. Assalone Independent		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Coventry	1,635	32.1%	1,960	38.4%	1,506	29.5%	5,101	-6.4%
Foster	951	47.5%	680	34.0%	370	18.5%	2,001	13.5%
Scituate	2,037	44.4%	1,745	38.1%	802	17.5%	4,584	6.4%
Total	4,623	39.6%	4,385	37.5%	2,678	22.9%	11,686	2.0%

Coventry

ShowResults by Precinct in Coventry - District 21 (General)
Precinct	Anthony J. Colaluca	Nicholas D. Kettle	John R. Assalone	Total
Coventry 0604	354	244	226	824
Coventry 0605	330	206	193	729
Coventry 0606	342	236	184	762
Coventry 0607	92	71	51	214
Coventry 0608	184	125	164	473
Coventry 0609	296	339	252	887
Coventry 0610	112	55	280	447
Coventry 0618	250	359	156	765
Total	1,960	1,635	1,506	5,101

Foster

ShowResults by Precinct in Foster - District 21 (General)
Precinct	Nicholas D. Kettle	Anthony J. Colaluca	John R. Assalone	Total
Foster 1201	491	358	201	1,050
Foster 1202	460	322	169	951
Total	951	680	370	2,001

Scituate

ShowResults by Precinct in Scituate - District 21 (General)
Precinct	Nicholas D. Kettle	Anthony J. Colaluca	John R. Assalone	Total
Scituate 3001	418	328	125	871
Scituate 3002	257	293	144	694
Scituate 3003	469	386	156	1,011
Scituate 3004	466	390	231	1,087
Scituate 3005	427	348	146	921
Total	2,037	1,745	802	4,584

District 22

John J. Tassoni Jr. of Democratic won the election with 54.9% of the votes, alongside receiving 5,982 votes. David B. Bibeault of Republican was defeated by a margin of 9.8%, receiving 45.1% of the votes, totaling 4,912 votes. The total votes cast was 10,894.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 22
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
John J. Tassoni Jr.	Democratic	5,982	54.9%
David B. Bibeault	Republican	4,912	45.1%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 9.8%, Valid Votes: 10,894

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 22 (General) - Results by Town
Town	John J. Tassoni Jr. Democratic		David B. Bibeault Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
North Smithfield	1,408	50.2%	1,398	49.8%	2,806	0.4%
Smithfield	4,574	56.6%	3,514	43.4%	8,088	13.1%
Total	5,982	54.9%	4,912	45.1%	10,894	9.8%

North Smithfield

ShowResults by Precinct in North Smithfield - District 22 (General)
Precinct	John J. Tassoni Jr.	David B. Bibeault	Total
North Smithfield 2502	465	477	942
North Smithfield 2503	523	510	1,033
North Smithfield 2504	420	411	831
Total	1,408	1,398	2,806

Smithfield

ShowResults by Precinct in Smithfield - District 22 (General)
Precinct	John J. Tassoni Jr.	David B. Bibeault	Total
Smithfield 3101	375	283	658
Smithfield 3102	496	342	838
Smithfield 3103	391	308	699
Smithfield 3104	492	428	920
Smithfield 3105	473	363	836
Smithfield 3106	598	438	1,036
Smithfield 3107	489	369	858
Smithfield 3108	341	298	639
Smithfield 3109	606	366	972
Smithfield 3110	313	319	632
Total	4,574	3,514	8,088

District 23

Paul W. Fogarty of Democratic won the election with 51.5% of the votes, alongside receiving 5,507 votes. Julian P. Forgue of Republican was defeated by a margin of 3.1%, receiving 48.5% of the votes, totaling 5,177 votes. The total votes cast was 10,684.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 23
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Paul W. Fogarty	Democratic	5,507	51.5%
Julian P. Forgue	Republican	5,177	48.5%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 3.1%, Valid Votes: 10,684

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 23 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Paul W. Fogarty Democratic		Julian P. Forgue Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Burrillville	2,852	53.1%	2,518	46.9%	5,370	6.2%
Glocester	1,938	47.3%	2,163	52.7%	4,101	-5.5%
North Smithfield	717	59.1%	496	40.9%	1,213	18.2%
Total	5,507	51.5%	5,177	48.5%	10,684	3.1%

Burrillville

ShowResults by Precinct in Burrillville - District 23 (General)
Precinct	Paul W. Fogarty	Julian P. Forgue	Total
Burrillville 0301	498	383	881
Burrillville 0302	512	445	957
Burrillville 0303	556	494	1,050
Burrillville 0304	428	308	736
Burrillville 0305	411	375	786
Burrillville 0306	447	513	960
Total	2,852	2,518	5,370

Glocester

ShowResults by Precinct in Glocester - District 23 (General)
Precinct	Julian P. Forgue	Paul W. Fogarty	Total
Glocester 1301	530	413	943
Glocester 1302	536	487	1,023
Glocester 1303	540	409	949
Glocester 1304	147	110	257
Glocester 1305	410	519	929
Total	2,163	1,938	4,101

North Smithfield

ShowResults by Precinct in North Smithfield - District 23 (General)
Precinct	Paul W. Fogarty	Julian P. Forgue	Total
North Smithfield 2505	290	222	512
North Smithfield 2506	427	274	701
Total	717	496	1,213

District 24

Marc A. Cote of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 4,233 votes. The total votes cast was 4,233.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 24
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Marc A. Cote	Democratic	4,233	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 4,233

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 24 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Marc A. Cote Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%
North Smithfield	444	100.0%	444	100.0%
Woonsocket	3,789	100.0%	3,789	100.0%
Total	4,233	100.0%	4,233	100.0%

North Smithfield

ShowResults by Precinct in North Smithfield - District 24 (General)
Precinct	Marc A. Cote	Total
North Smithfield 2501	444	444
Total	444	444

Woonsocket

ShowResults by Precinct in Woonsocket - District 24 (General)
Precinct	Marc A. Cote	Total
Woonsocket 3902	335	335
Woonsocket 3903	474	474
Woonsocket 3904	492	492
Woonsocket 3905	341	341
Woonsocket 3907	206	206
Woonsocket 3908	382	382
Woonsocket 3909	542	542
Woonsocket 3910	536	536
Woonsocket 3911	481	481
Total	3,789	3,789

District 25

Frank Lombardo Iii of Democratic won the election with 43.8% of the votes, alongside receiving 4,753 votes. Richard R. Fascia of Republican was defeated by a margin of 19.3%, receiving 24.5% of the votes, totaling 2,657 votes. The total votes cast was 10,856.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 25
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Frank Lombardo Iii	Democratic	4,753	43.8%
Richard R. Fascia	Republican	2,657	24.5%
Eric B. O'Connor	Independent	1,975	18.2%
Alan J. Ross	Independent	847	7.8%
Raffaele Florio	Independent	332	3.1%
Nikhol E. Bentley	Independent	292	2.7%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 19.3%, Valid Votes: 10,856

The election took place in the town of Johnston.

ShowResults by Precinct in Johnston - District 25 (General)
Precinct	Frank Lombardo Iii	Richard R. Fascia	Eric B. O'Connor	Alan J. Ross	Raffaele Florio	Nikhol E. Bentley	Total
Johnston 1601	206	105	67	24	8	7	417
Johnston 1602	249	164	120	25	20	14	592
Johnston 1603	223	92	132	18	8	18	491
Johnston 1605	344	197	227	56	30	14	868
Johnston 1606	373	278	133	141	49	13	987
Johnston 1607	262	124	115	22	7	13	543
Johnston 1608	334	173	161	56	25	27	776
Johnston 1609	163	93	57	9	5	8	335
Johnston 1610	254	201	119	84	9	35	702
Johnston 1611	336	186	117	51	40	14	744
Johnston 1612	241	125	105	29	13	5	518
Johnston 1613	435	193	134	59	18	13	852
Johnston 1614	349	195	127	62	30	47	810
Johnston 1615	306	170	88	47	28	14	653
Johnston 1617	267	128	88	43	9	25	560
Johnston 1618	411	233	185	121	33	25	1,008
Total	4,753	2,657	1,975	847	332	292	10,856

District 26

Beatrice A. Lanzi of Democratic won the election with 51.7% of the votes, alongside receiving 4,672 votes. Sean P. Gately of Republican was defeated by a margin of 3.3%, receiving 48.3% of the votes, totaling 4,370 votes. The total votes cast was 9,042.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 26
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Beatrice A. Lanzi	Democratic	4,672	51.7%
Sean P. Gately	Republican	4,370	48.3%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 3.3%, Valid Votes: 9,042

The election took place in the town of Cranston.

ShowResults by Precinct in Cranston - District 26 (General)
Precinct	Beatrice A. Lanzi	Sean P. Gately	Total
Cranston 0701	397	200	597
Cranston 0702	268	160	428
Cranston 0706	535	300	835
Cranston 0708	399	270	669
Cranston 0710	407	524	931
Cranston 0711	426	549	975
Cranston 0712	137	144	281
Cranston 0718	38	31	69
Cranston 0719	197	173	370
Cranston 0728	324	208	532
Cranston 0746	260	462	722
Cranston 0748	536	674	1,210
Cranston 0749	368	284	652
Cranston 0750	380	391	771
Total	4,672	4,370	9,042

District 27

Hanna M. Gallo of Democratic won the election with 61.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 6,164 votes. Eileen G. Grossman of Republican was defeated by a margin of 22.0%, receiving 39.0% of the votes, totaling 3,942 votes. The total votes cast was 10,106.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 27
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Hanna M. Gallo	Democratic	6,164	61.0%
Eileen G. Grossman	Republican	3,942	39.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 22.0%, Valid Votes: 10,106

The election took place in the town of Cranston.

ShowResults by Precinct in Cranston - District 27 (General)
Precinct	Hanna M. Gallo	Eileen G. Grossman	Total
Cranston 0713	555	505	1,060
Cranston 0714	465	309	774
Cranston 0715	342	207	549
Cranston 0717	704	435	1,139
Cranston 0720	297	143	440
Cranston 0721	400	333	733
Cranston 0722	262	160	422
Cranston 0723	597	395	992
Cranston 0724	578	282	860
Cranston 0729	319	186	505
Cranston 0730	459	316	775
Cranston 0731	399	217	616
Cranston 0733	602	344	946
Cranston 0734	185	110	295
Total	6,164	3,942	10,106

District 28

Joshua Miller of Democratic won the election with 56.5% of the votes, alongside receiving 4,843 votes. Donald A. Normandin of Republican was defeated by a margin of 26.3%, receiving 30.2% of the votes, totaling 2,589 votes. The total votes cast was 8,571.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 28
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Joshua Miller	Democratic	4,843	56.5%
Donald A. Normandin	Republican	2,589	30.2%
Deloris R. Issler	Independent	1,139	13.3%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 26.3%, Valid Votes: 8,571

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 28 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Joshua Miller Democratic		Donald A. Normandin Republican		Deloris R. Issler Independent		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Cranston	4,135	56.2%	2,279	31.0%	941	12.8%	7,355	25.2%
Warwick	708	58.2%	310	25.5%	198	16.3%	1,216	32.7%
Total	4,843	56.5%	2,589	30.2%	1,139	13.3%	8,571	26.3%

Cranston

ShowResults by Precinct in Cranston - District 28 (General)
Precinct	Joshua Miller	Donald A. Normandin	Deloris R. Issler	Total
Cranston 0709	254	177	52	483
Cranston 0726	110	58	28	196
Cranston 0727	339	285	90	714
Cranston 0735	166	90	48	304
Cranston 0736	345	184	123	652
Cranston 0739	547	286	144	977
Cranston 0740	481	352	187	1,020
Cranston 0742	657	243	80	980
Cranston 0743	467	223	61	751
Cranston 0744	400	204	69	673
Cranston 0745	369	177	59	605
Total	4,135	2,279	941	7,355

Warwick

ShowResults by Precinct in Warwick - District 28 (General)
Precinct	Joshua Miller	Donald A. Normandin	Deloris R. Issler	Total
Warwick 3501	412	147	97	656
Warwick 3502	296	163	101	560
Total	708	310	198	1,216

District 29

Michael J. McCAFFREY of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 7,600 votes. The total votes cast was 7,600.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 29
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Michael J. McCAFFREY	Democratic	7,600	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 7,600

The election took place in the town of Warwick.

ShowResults by Precinct in Warwick - District 29 (General)
Precinct	Michael J. McCAFFREY	Total
Warwick 3503	649	649
Warwick 3504	376	376
Warwick 3505	614	614
Warwick 3506	448	448
Warwick 3507	510	510
Warwick 3509	178	178
Warwick 3518	459	459
Warwick 3519	281	281
Warwick 3520	678	678
Warwick 3521	598	598
Warwick 3522	651	651
Warwick 3523	607	607
Warwick 3524	514	514
Warwick 3525	138	138
Warwick 3526	168	168
Warwick 3533	264	264
Warwick 3534	467	467
Total	7,600	7,600

District 30

William A. Walaska of Democratic won the election with 57.3% of the votes, alongside receiving 5,545 votes. Armand T. Lusi of Republican was defeated by a margin of 14.6%, receiving 42.7% of the votes, totaling 4,129 votes. The total votes cast was 9,674.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 30
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
William A. Walaska	Democratic	5,545	57.3%
Armand T. Lusi	Republican	4,129	42.7%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 14.6%, Valid Votes: 9,674

The election took place in the town of Warwick.

ShowResults by Precinct in Warwick - District 30 (General)
Precinct	William A. Walaska	Armand T. Lusi	Total
Warwick 3527	394	265	659
Warwick 3528	416	292	708
Warwick 3529	508	339	847
Warwick 3530	406	237	643
Warwick 3531	289	341	630
Warwick 3532	481	250	731
Warwick 3535	293	198	491
Warwick 3536	370	201	571
Warwick 3537	537	347	884
Warwick 3538	367	214	581
Warwick 3539	418	289	707
Warwick 3540	462	397	859
Warwick 3541	97	78	175
Warwick 3542	266	385	651
Warwick 3543	241	296	537
Total	5,545	4,129	9,674

District 31

Erin P. Lynch of Democratic won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 7,261 votes. The total votes cast was 7,261.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 31
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Erin P. Lynch	Democratic	7,261	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 7,261

The election took place in the town of Warwick.

ShowResults by Precinct in Warwick - District 31 (General)
Precinct	Erin P. Lynch	Total
Warwick 3508	138	138
Warwick 3510	534	534
Warwick 3511	558	558
Warwick 3512	392	392
Warwick 3513	306	306
Warwick 3514	394	394
Warwick 3515	602	602
Warwick 3516	467	467
Warwick 3517	292	292
Warwick 3544	133	133
Warwick 3545	384	384
Warwick 3546	404	404
Warwick 3547	622	622
Warwick 3548	680	680
Warwick 3549	526	526
Warwick 3552	398	398
Warwick 3553	431	431
Total	7,261	7,261

District 32

David E. Bates of Republican won the election with 53.6% of the votes, alongside receiving 5,930 votes. Jim Hasenfus of Democratic was defeated by a margin of 7.3%, receiving 46.4% of the votes, totaling 5,127 votes. The total votes cast was 11,057.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 32
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
David E. Bates	Republican	5,930	53.6%
Jim Hasenfus	Democratic	5,127	46.4%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 7.3%, Valid Votes: 11,057

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 32 (General) - Results by Town
Town	David E. Bates Republican		Jim Hasenfus Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Barrington	4,141	55.1%	3,374	44.9%	7,515	10.2%
Bristol	1,789	50.5%	1,753	49.5%	3,542	1.0%
Total	5,930	53.6%	5,127	46.4%	11,057	7.3%

Barrington

ShowResults by Precinct in Barrington - District 32 (General)
Precinct	David E. Bates	Jim Hasenfus	Total
Barrington 0101	542	396	938
Barrington 0102	369	320	689
Barrington 0103	518	384	902
Barrington 0104	513	565	1,078
Barrington 0105	616	518	1,134
Barrington 0106	702	361	1,063
Barrington 0107	394	393	787
Barrington 0108	487	437	924
Total	4,141	3,374	7,515

Bristol

ShowResults by Precinct in Bristol - District 32 (General)
Precinct	David E. Bates	Jim Hasenfus	Total
Bristol 0201	463	418	881
Bristol 0202	510	348	858
Bristol 0203	405	504	909
Bristol 0204	236	251	487
Bristol 0208	175	232	407
Total	1,789	1,753	3,542

District 33

Glenford J. Shibley of Republican won the election with 56.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 5,472 votes. Frank Hyde of Democratic was defeated by a margin of 12.1%, receiving 44.0% of the votes, totaling 4,292 votes. The total votes cast was 9,764.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 33
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Glenford J. Shibley	Republican	5,472	56.0%
Frank Hyde	Democratic	4,292	44.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 12.1%, Valid Votes: 9,764

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 33 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Glenford J. Shibley Republican		Frank Hyde Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Coventry	4,056	53.7%	3,491	46.3%	7,547	7.5%
East Greenwich	839	68.8%	380	31.2%	1,219	37.7%
Warwick	223	59.9%	149	40.1%	372	19.9%
West Warwick	354	56.5%	272	43.5%	626	13.1%
Total	5,472	56.0%	4,292	44.0%	9,764	12.1%

Coventry

ShowResults by Precinct in Coventry - District 33 (General)
Precinct	Glenford J. Shibley	Frank Hyde	Total
Coventry 0601	327	316	643
Coventry 0602	541	533	1,074
Coventry 0603	393	343	736
Coventry 0611	354	363	717
Coventry 0612	399	379	778
Coventry 0613	194	232	426
Coventry 0614	429	332	761
Coventry 0615	557	433	990
Coventry 0616	424	229	653
Coventry 0617	249	225	474
Coventry 0619	189	106	295
Total	4,056	3,491	7,547

East Greenwich

ShowResults by Precinct in East Greenwich - District 33 (General)
Precinct	Glenford J. Shibley	Frank Hyde	Total
East Greenwich 0901	268	129	397
East Greenwich 0902	571	251	822
Total	839	380	1,219

Warwick

ShowResults by Precinct in Warwick - District 33 (General)
Precinct	Glenford J. Shibley	Frank Hyde	Total
Warwick 3550	223	149	372
Total	223	149	372

West Warwick

ShowResults by Precinct in West Warwick - District 33 (General)
Precinct	Glenford J. Shibley	Frank Hyde	Total
West Warwick 3815	354	272	626
Total	354	272	626

District 34

Francis T. Maher Jr. of Republican won the election with 55.7% of the votes, alongside receiving 6,110 votes. Jon J. Sawyer of Democratic was defeated by a margin of 11.4%, receiving 44.3% of the votes, totaling 4,859 votes. The total votes cast was 10,969.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 34
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Francis T. Maher Jr.	Republican	6,110	55.7%
Jon J. Sawyer	Democratic	4,859	44.3%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 11.4%, Valid Votes: 10,969

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 34 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Francis T. Maher Jr. Republican		Jon J. Sawyer Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Charlestown	294	48.4%	313	51.6%	607	-3.1%
Exeter	1,398	57.4%	1,039	42.6%	2,437	14.7%
Hopkinton	1,390	51.7%	1,300	48.3%	2,690	3.3%
Richmond	1,502	53.8%	1,289	46.2%	2,791	7.6%
West Greenwich	1,526	62.4%	918	37.6%	2,444	24.9%
Total	6,110	55.7%	4,859	44.3%	10,969	11.4%

Charlestown

ShowResults by Precinct in Charlestown - District 34 (General)
Precinct	Jon J. Sawyer	Francis T. Maher Jr.	Total
Charlestown 0501	227	228	455
Charlestown 0505	86	66	152
Total	313	294	607

Exeter

ShowResults by Precinct in Exeter - District 34 (General)
Precinct	Francis T. Maher Jr.	Jon J. Sawyer	Total
Exeter 1101	444	425	869
Exeter 1102	448	272	720
Exeter 1103	506	342	848
Total	1,398	1,039	2,437

Hopkinton

ShowResults by Precinct in Hopkinton - District 34 (General)
Precinct	Francis T. Maher Jr.	Jon J. Sawyer	Total
Hopkinton 1401	398	376	774
Hopkinton 1402	436	432	868
Hopkinton 1403	556	492	1,048
Total	1,390	1,300	2,690

Richmond

ShowResults by Precinct in Richmond - District 34 (General)
Precinct	Francis T. Maher Jr.	Jon J. Sawyer	Total
Richmond 2901	246	169	415
Richmond 2902	378	336	714
Richmond 2903	519	455	974
Richmond 2904	359	329	688
Total	1,502	1,289	2,791

West Greenwich

ShowResults by Precinct in West Greenwich - District 34 (General)
Precinct	Francis T. Maher Jr.	Jon J. Sawyer	Total
West Greenwich 3701	589	339	928
West Greenwich 3702	690	457	1,147
West Greenwich 3703	247	122	369
Total	1,526	918	2,444

District 35

Dawson Tucker Hodgson of Republican won the election with 54.2% of the votes, alongside receiving 6,006 votes. Mark Schwager of Democratic was defeated by a margin of 8.4%, receiving 45.8% of the votes, totaling 5,078 votes. The total votes cast was 11,084.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 35
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Dawson Tucker Hodgson	Republican	6,006	54.2%
Mark Schwager	Democratic	5,078	45.8%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 8.4%, Valid Votes: 11,084

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 35 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Dawson Tucker Hodgson Republican		Mark Schwager Democratic		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
East Greenwich	2,117	47.9%	2,307	52.1%	4,424	-4.3%
North Kingstown	3,661	59.3%	2,514	40.7%	6,175	18.6%
Warwick	228	47.0%	257	53.0%	485	-6.0%
Total	6,006	54.2%	5,078	45.8%	11,084	8.4%

East Greenwich

ShowResults by Precinct in East Greenwich - District 35 (General)
Precinct	Mark Schwager	Dawson Tucker Hodgson	Total
East Greenwich 0903	467	300	767
East Greenwich 0904	485	502	987
East Greenwich 0905	346	258	604
East Greenwich 0906	204	203	407
East Greenwich 0907	453	494	947
East Greenwich 0908	352	360	712
Total	2,307	2,117	4,424

North Kingstown

ShowResults by Precinct in North Kingstown - District 35 (General)
Precinct	Dawson Tucker Hodgson	Mark Schwager	Total
North Kingstown 2301	315	304	619
North Kingstown 2302	605	333	938
North Kingstown 2303	699	414	1,113
North Kingstown 2304	362	417	779
North Kingstown 2306	228	122	350
North Kingstown 2307	423	310	733
North Kingstown 2308	426	356	782
North Kingstown 2313	603	258	861
Total	3,661	2,514	6,175

Warwick

ShowResults by Precinct in Warwick - District 35 (General)
Precinct	Mark Schwager	Dawson Tucker Hodgson	Total
Warwick 3551	257	228	485
Total	257	228	485

District 36

James C. Sheehan of Democratic won the election with 58.1% of the votes, alongside receiving 6,462 votes. William J. Connelly of Republican was defeated by a margin of 16.2%, receiving 41.9% of the votes, totaling 4,663 votes. The total votes cast was 11,125.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 36
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
James C. Sheehan	Democratic	6,462	58.1%
William J. Connelly	Republican	4,663	41.9%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 16.2%, Valid Votes: 11,125

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 36 (General) - Results by Town
Town	James C. Sheehan Democratic		William J. Connelly Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
Narragansett	3,682	60.1%	2,443	39.9%	6,125	20.2%
North Kingstown	2,780	55.6%	2,220	44.4%	5,000	11.2%
Total	6,462	58.1%	4,663	41.9%	11,125	16.2%

Narragansett

ShowResults by Precinct in Narragansett - District 36 (General)
Precinct	James C. Sheehan	William J. Connelly	Total
Narragansett 2001	335	258	593
Narragansett 2002	427	204	631
Narragansett 2003	356	188	544
Narragansett 2004	287	238	525
Narragansett 2005	411	253	664
Narragansett 2006	322	249	571
Narragansett 2007	292	205	497
Narragansett 2008	305	223	528
Narragansett 2009	385	285	670
Narragansett 2010	252	151	403
Narragansett 2011	310	189	499
Total	3,682	2,443	6,125

North Kingstown

ShowResults by Precinct in North Kingstown - District 36 (General)
Precinct	James C. Sheehan	William J. Connelly	Total
North Kingstown 2305	542	334	876
North Kingstown 2309	417	431	848
North Kingstown 2310	640	498	1,138
North Kingstown 2311	539	472	1,011
North Kingstown 2312	538	406	944
North Kingstown 2314	104	79	183
Total	2,780	2,220	5,000

District 37

V. Susan Sosnowski of Democratic won the election with 51.4% of the votes, alongside receiving 5,916 votes. Kevin R. O'Neill of Independent was defeated by a margin of 2.8%, receiving 48.6% of the votes, totaling 5,598 votes. The total votes cast was 11,514.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 37
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
V. Susan Sosnowski	Democratic	5,916	51.4%
Kevin R. O'Neill	Independent	5,598	48.6%
Date: 2010-11-02, Margin: 2.8%, Valid Votes: 11,514

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 37 (General) - Results by Town
Town	V. Susan Sosnowski Democratic		Kevin R. O'Neill Independent		Total	Margin
	Votes	%	Votes	%
New Shoreham	471	58.7%	332	41.3%	803	17.3%
South Kingstown	5,445	50.8%	5,266	49.2%	10,711	1.7%
Total	5,916	51.4%	5,598	48.6%	11,514	2.8%

New Shoreham

ShowResults by Precinct in New Shoreham - District 37 (General)
Precinct	V. Susan Sosnowski	Kevin R. O'Neill	Total
New Shoreham 2201	471	332	803
Total	471	332	803

South Kingstown

ShowResults by Precinct in South Kingstown - District 37 (General)
Precinct	V. Susan Sosnowski	Kevin R. O'Neill	Total
South Kingstown 3205	85	51	136
South Kingstown 3206	483	528	1,011
South Kingstown 3207	484	397	881
South Kingstown 3208	609	323	932
South Kingstown 3209	585	618	1,203
South Kingstown 3210	342	490	832
South Kingstown 3211	339	373	712
South Kingstown 3212	465	503	968
South Kingstown 3201	491	592	1,083
South Kingstown 3202	571	623	1,194
South Kingstown 3203	419	324	743
South Kingstown 3204	572	444	1,016
Total	5,445	5,266	10,711

District 38

Dennis L. Algiere of Republican won the election with 100.0% of the votes, alongside receiving 8,378 votes. The total votes cast was 8,378.

2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 38
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Dennis L. Algiere	Republican	8,378	100.0%
Date: 2010-11-02, Valid Votes: 8,378

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

Show2010 Rhode Island State Senate Election in District 38 (General) - Results by Town
Town	Dennis L. Algiere Republican		Total	Margin
	Votes	%
Charlestown	1,837	100.0%	1,837	100.0%
Westerly	6,541	100.0%	6,541	100.0%
Total	8,378	100.0%	8,378	100.0%

Charlestown

ShowResults by Precinct in Charlestown - District 38 (General)
Precinct	Dennis L. Algiere	Total
Charlestown 0502	318	318
Charlestown 0503	403	403
Charlestown 0504	486	486
Charlestown 0506	309	309
Charlestown 0507	321	321
Total	1,837	1,837

Westerly

ShowResults by Precinct in Westerly - District 38 (General)
Precinct	Dennis L. Algiere	Total
Westerly 3601	530	530
Westerly 3602	635	635
Westerly 3603	649	649
Westerly 3604	624	624
Westerly 3606	905	905
Westerly 3607	599	599
Westerly 3608	462	462
Westerly 3610	510	510
Westerly 3612	601	601
Westerly 3613	749	749
Westerly 3614	278	278
Total	6,542	6,542

See Also

• 2010 United States House Election in Rhode Island
• 2010 Rhode Island State House 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
• 2023 Rhode Island State Senate Special Election
• 2022 Rhode Island State Senate Election
• 2020 Rhode Island State Senate Election
• 2018 Rhode Island State Senate Election
• 2016 Rhode Island State Senate Election

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