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State House, Providence, RI - State Representatives Brian C. Newberry and George Nardone have prepared a budget amendment ahead of Tuesday to claw back $11 million in funds State Attorney General Peter Neronha funneled to his office, DEM and the Rhode Island Foundation, in direct violation of statutory law. The amendment would take money out of the AG’s operating budget and redirect it to the following organizations:
RI House Minority Leader Michael Chippendale Comments on the Proposed FY26 Rhode Island State Budget6/12/2025
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State House, Providence, RI – Rhode Island House Minority Leader Michael Chippendale provides the following statement on the passage of the Assault Weapons Ban Legislation (H5436) today in House Judiciary:
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House Minority Leader Michael W. Chippendale joins Tara Granahan WPRO to discuss RI House Minority Caucus Energy Reform Legislation.
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State House, Providence, RI – Rhode Island House Minority Leader Michael Chippendale and members of the Rhode Island House Minority Caucus held a media briefing to discuss bipartisan legislative efforts to create energy reform and cost savings for Rhode Island ratepayers.
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