RI Republicans lose four seats in General Assembly

Rhode Island Republicans lost four seats in the General Assembly following Tuesday elections. The losses reduce the GOP caucus to ten members while progressive Democrats secured key victories across the state.

Voters head into East Providence City Hall to cast their ballots on Monday, Nov. 2, the last day of early in-person voting.

Republicans lost four seats in the Rhode Island General Assembly during the November elections, shrinking their legislative caucus to 10 members across United States. The defeats cut the party's Senate presence in half and reduced House seats to eight.