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WARWICK, RI — Four candidates are vying in the mayoral race for the office’s first four-year term Nov. 5, including a democrat and three independents, including incumbent Mayor Frank Picozzi. […]
![CREDIT: Rob Borkowski] An I Voted sticker from the 2016 Presidential Primary. The deadline to submit a form asking for a mail-in primary ballot is Tuesday, 4 p.m., when your form has to be delivered to the Warwick Board of Canvassers at City Hall.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/I-voted-sticker--140x140.jpg)
WARWICK, RI — In-person voting for the RI 2020 primary begins at 7 a.m., lasting till 8 p.m. at 10 polling places throughout the city, with the shape of local and […]
![[CREDIT: Frank Picozzi for Mayor] Frank Picozzi has announced his intent to run for Warwick mayor in the Nov. 3 2020 election.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Picozzi-Mayor-Candidate-2020-140x140.jpg)
WARWICK, RI — At 6:30 a.m. Monday, Frank Picozzi, 60, renowned for his computerized Picozzi Family Christmas light show, created a Facebook page announcing his independent run for Mayor of […]
![{CREDIT: Courtesy Susan Stenhouse] Republican mayoral candidate Susan Stenhouse.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Stenhouse-2018-140x140.jpg)
Editor’s note: This article has been edited to correct an error describing how a volunteer became involved in a press conference announcing the Snow Angels program in Cranston. WARWICK, RI […]
![[CREDIT: Rob Cote] A political sign on a traffic control box at the intersection of Buttonwoods Avenue and West Shore Road.](https://warwickpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Corrente-Political-Signs-140x140.jpg)
Rob Cote, a regular critic of city finances, the Warwick Fire Department and Mayor Scott Avedisian’s administration, has turned his critical eye on self-styled 2018 Mayoral candidate Richard Corrente’s campaign signs, many of them posted on traffic control boxes in the city.
Incumbent Republican Mayor Scott Avedisian maintained his trend of five-figure fundraising in the lead-up to the final month of the 2016 campaign, while Democratic challenger Richard Corrente’s reports were posted online after the Oct. 11 deadline for filing campaign finance reports, according to the Rhode Island Board of Elections.
Incumbent Republican Mayor Scott Avedisian has outraised Democratic challenger Richard Corrente in campaign donations, but Corrente has kept pace by self-funding his run for the top local seat in Warwick, a review of their respective campaign finance reports has found.
Warwick, RI – Voters will consider eight challengers for posts in City government during the Nov. 4 election, including in the Mayor’s office, on the Council and the School Committee. […]
Warwick, RI – Warwick Mayor Scott Avedisian is facing a primary challenge for his ninth run Sept. 9, confidently focused on revitalizing Warwick, continuing economic development and seeing the Apponaug Circulator Project to its conclusion.
