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Name |
District |
Phone |
Email |
Committees |
36th District - Charlestown, New Shoreham, South Kingstown, Westerly |
Ex Officio |
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Michael W. Chippendale Minority Whip |
40th District - Coventry, Foster, Glocester |
Conduct; Corporations; Innovation, Internet & Technology; Oversight; Oversight Subcommittee |
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Sherry Roberts Senior Deputy Minority Leader |
29th District - Coventry, West Greenwich |
Education; Health & Human Services; Judiciary |
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47th District - Burrillville, Glocester |
Innovation, Internet & Technology; Judiciary; Oversight; Oversight Subcommittee; Veterans' Affairs |
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George A. Nardone Deputy Minority Leader |
28th District - Coventry |
Finance; Finance Subcommittee; State Government & Elections |
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Robert Quattrocchi Deputy Minority Whip |
41st District - Scituate, Cranston |
Finance |
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Brian C. Newberry |
48th District - North Smithfield, Burrillville |
Labor; Oversight; Oversight Subcommittee; Rules; State Government and Elections |
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Justin K. Price |
39th District - Exeter, Hopkinton, Richmond |
Municipal Government & Housing; Small Business; Special Legislation; Veterans' Affairs |
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