David Morales challenges Brett Smiley for Providence Mayor, while Jack Reed faces progressive challengers in the Senate race.
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Updated Sep 21
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David Morales challenges Brett Smiley for Providence Mayor, while Jack Reed faces progressive challengers in the Senate race.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- David Morales ran a successful campaign against incumbent mayor Brett Smiley.Sub-event
Morales challenges Smiley for Providence Mayor; Reed faces progressive challengers for Senate.1 source
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The entities involved
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Brett Smiley
American politician from Rhode Island
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David Morales
researcher
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Jack Reed
English/Australian rugby league footballer
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Related events
- In the Providence mayoral primary election, candidates David Morales and Brett Smiley are involved in a rivalry, with the added development of receiving endorsements from Senator Bernie Sanders.
- Providence City Council passed a rent stabilization ordinance as the mayoral race between Brett Smiley and David Morales continues.
- David Morales challenges Brett Smiley for mayor as campaign focuses on Providence's affordability crisis, highlighted by Redfin data.
- Brett Smiley is seeking office in the Providence mayoral primary.