RI Voters to Decide on Five Bond Measures

Rhode Island voters will decide on five bond measures totaling over 500 million dollars on Election Day. The funding targets higher education facilities, affordable housing, economic development, a state history center, and environmental projects.

Renderings show what the proposed State History Center would look like.

Rhode Island voters will decide on five ballot questions proposing $550 million in total bond spending on Election Day. The measures cover higher education facilities, affordable housing, economic development, a new history center, and green economy projects across the United States. The November ballot asks citizens to weigh major investments in public infrastructure and community resources.