Election 2016

East Providence election results/photo gallery

Note: State Board of Elections must certify numbers to become official

Heather Andrade (red dress) and others wait in line to cast their ballot into the machine at Kent Heights School.

Election official Buck Foster (red) talks with his peer as they sign people in at Kent Heights School.

Voters wait in line to cast their ballots at Kent Heights School.

George Gennari casts his vote at Kent Heights School.

State Rep 63 Republican challenger Chris Holland (center) talks to voters at the Francis Elementary School.

Unchallenged Democratic incumbent State Senator Bill Conley hugs a supporter at the Francis School.

State Rep 63 Republican challenger Chris Holland (center) talks to voters at the Francis Elementary School.

Unchallenged Democratic incumbent State Senator Bill Conley talks to supporters at the Francis School.

Joe Botelho, the son of the candidate, and Marti Monteiro, the wife of the candidate, canvass for Joe Botelho Jr. and Joel Monteiro at the Kent Heights School.

Voters wait in line to cast their ballots at Kent Heights Elementary School.

EastBayRI.com · Wednesday, November 9, 2016 3:00 pm

Photos by Rich Dionne

EAST PROVIDENCE — The following are the results of the Tuesday, Nov. 8, elections in East Providence. The tallies will not become official until the State Board of Elections certifies the counts.

Election 2016
Tuesday, Nov. 8
East Providence Results

Candidate, vote, percentage

President
Hillary Clinton (D) 10775 57.7; Donald J. Trump (R) 6641 35.5; Gary Johnson (Lib) 589 3.2; Write-In 405 2.2; Jill Stein (Grn) 251 1.3; "Rocky" Roque De La Fuente (AMD) 25 0.1
U.S. Representative District 1
David N. Cicilline (D) 10985 64.5; Harold Russell Taub (R) 5974 35.1; Write-In 80 0.5
State Senator District 14
Daniel Da Ponte (D) 7179 96.2; Write-In 287 3.8
State Senator District 18
William J. Conley, Jr. (D) 5235 95.9; Write-In 221 4.1
State Senator District 32
Cynthia Armour Coyne (D) 1040 57.3; James A. Kazounis (R) 766 42.2; Write-In 8 0.4
State Representative District 63
Katherine S. Kazarian (D) 3818 65.0; Christopher J. Holland (R) 2047 34.8; Write-In 13 0.2
State Representative District 64
Helder J. Cunha (D) 3142 94.1; Write-In 196 5.9
State Representative District 65
Gregg Amore (D) 4398 96.9; Write-In 143 3.1
State Representative District 66
Joy S. Hearn (D) 1504 96.8; Write-In 50 3.2
Council-At-Large
James A. Briden 11856 97.5; Write-In 298 2.5
Council Ward 1
Robert Britto 3573 97.6; Write-In 87 2.4
Council Ward 2
Anna M. Sousa 1714 53.7; Bruce Rogers 1442 45.2; Write-In 33 1.0
Council Ward 3
Joseph A. Botelho, Jr. 1968 53.1; Candace Cain Seel 1710 46.2; Write-In 27 0.7
Council Ward 4
Brian J. Faria 2347 50.5; Timothy J. Conley 2256 48.6; Write-In 42 0.9
School Committee-At-Large
Joel Monteiro 7690 51.4; Christine A. Rossi 7144 47.7; Write-In 141 0.9
School Committee Ward 1
Charles S. Tsonos 3356 97.4; Write-In 91 2.6
School Committee Ward 2
Anthony J. Ferreira 2495 97.7; Write-In 59 2.3
School Committee Ward 3
Nathan W. Cahoon 2748 98.1; Write-In 54 1.9
School Committee Ward 4
Jessica Beauchaine 2485 53.2; Chris Dias 2156 46.2; Write-In 27 0.6
Referendums
1. Tiverton casino: Approve 10227 59.2; Reject 7054 40.8; 2. Ethics Commission: Approve 12847 78.1; Reject 3602 21.9; 3. Veterans Home Bonds, $27 million: Approve 14825 85.8; Reject 2444 14.2; 4. URI construction, $45.5 million: Approve 9983 59.0; Reject 6926 41.0; 5. Port Infrastructure Bonds, $70 million: Approve 10715 64.2; Reject 5974 35.8; 6. Green Economy Bonds, $35 million Approve 11528 68.8; Reject 5219 31.2; 7. Housing Opportunity Bonds, $50 million: Approve 10498 62.3; Reject 6364 37.7; 8. Strong Mayor Charter Amendment: Approve 12192 73.0; Reject 4503 27.0

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