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Full coverage of the midterm election from The Post and Congressional Quarterly
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State Results
R.I. Governor%
 Declared WinnerCarcieri (R) 55
 York (D) 45
99% Precincts Reporting
Full Results
Updated 9:53 p.m. EST

R.I. Senate%
 Declared WinnerReed* (D) 78
 Tingle (R) 22
99% Precincts Reporting
Full Results
Updated 9:53 p.m. EST

U.S. House Results for R.I.


Election Roundup
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R.I. Democrat York Ekes Out Win in Governor's Race
Democrat Myrth York squeaked out a narrow victory for a third consecutive bid for governor of Rhode Island. His closest opponent, state Attorney General Sheldon Whitehouse, conceded despite an extremely close vote count.
R.I. Election News
Democrats Aim to Take Back R.I. Governorship (Congressional Quarterly, July 17, 2002; 5:50 PM)

Attention to District Gives R.I. Rep. Kennedy Public Approval Boost (Congressional Quarterly, July 8, 2002; 5:05 PM)


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