
After three winning debates, Governor McKee’s momentum continues to grow because of the clear choice in this race: a Governor who fights for working people, versus a corporate executive who made millions while our communities were flooded…
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After three winning debates, Governor McKee’s momentum continues to grow because of the clear choice in this race: a Governor who fights for working people, versus a corporate executive who made millions while our communities were flooded…

As long as I am Governor, this state will show up for working people.

Fifteen years ago, a promise was taken away from our workers.

I really want this project to go. I think it’s a critical issue that we pull the trigger, so to speak, when the opportunity is there.

Rhode Islanders deserve energy that is affordable, reliable and secure.

The new hub will help grow ridership and create new opportunities for RIPTA’s future.

My administration will continue to support our students and educators as we work to strengthen academic achievement and close the achievement gap with Massachusetts.

I am the governor of the state of Rhode Island and you disrespected me.

I’m already looking into it. That’s how it has to be corrected, a constitutional amendment.

Your energy plan is going to cost us money, your housing plan is a house of cards, and you keep disparaging the state at every chance you get. You’re a job killer.

I understand this area significantly better than my opponent. There’s no way she could even come close.

Walsh is one of the best bridge builders in the country.

We’re just wanting you to know what’s happening here.

We wanted to make sure people feel as though this is a point to be very involved, and understanding what’s happening.

Automated license plate readers can be an important tool for law enforcement to solve crimes, recover stolen vehicles, and locate dangerous or missing individuals, but Rhode Islanders also have legitimate questions about privacy…

We look forward to working on a bipartisan bill that will speed infrastructure development, lower energy costs, and create good-paying jobs.

After discussions with our colleagues, we have decided to reopen negotiations on permitting reform. We are hopeful that recent developments are indicative of a positive direction from the Trump administration.