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GoLocalProv | Politics | RI Political Diary: Pryor Stacks Up 22 Endorsements
Sunday, July 17, 2022
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Democrat candidate for RI Basic Treasurer Stefan Pryor, introduced the endorsement from 22 Democratic leaders throughout Rhode Island.
Pryor faces former Central Falls Mayor James Diossa within the Democratic main for RI Basic Treasurer.
“Stefan is the general public servant Rhode Island must responsibly handle our funds, defend our retirees, and strengthen our financial system. He has the expertise managing billions of public {dollars} underneath robust and attempting situations, and I do know he’ll at all times hold a watchful eye on our state’s investments. I’m proud to assist his candidacy, and consider absolutely in his management as Rhode Island’s subsequent Treasurer,” said Newport Mayor Jeanne-Marie Napolitano. Pryor has additionally earned the endorsement of the Newport Democratic Metropolis Committee.
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Pryor served as the top of the RI Commerce Company for greater than seven years underneath governors Gina Raimondo and Dan McKee.
“I’m grateful and honored to obtain the endorsement of so many Democratic elected officers from throughout our state,” stated Pryor. “Our native and state leaders have led their communities by means of financial twists and turns — together with the pandemic-related downturn and the financial restoration that has adopted. These leaders know what we’d like in our subsequent Treasurer: a public sector skilled who’s able to information Rhode Island by means of no matter new financial challenges come our approach — inflation, recession, or in any other case. Collectively we are going to place the Treasurer’s workplace as a guardian of the financial system and catalyst for development, persevering with and deepening vital investments in our infrastructure, our public colleges, and our small enterprise group.”
The next Democrats introduced their endorsement of Stefan Pryor to be Rhode Island’s subsequent Basic Treasurer:
Mayor Jeanne Marie Napolitano
Speaker Professional Tempore Brian Patrick Kennedy
Chairman Stephen Casey
Chairwoman Kathleen Fogarty
Chairwoman Patricia Serpa
Chairwoman Camille Vella-Wilkinson
Chairwoman Anastasia Williams
Deputy Majority Chief Julie Casimiro
Deputy Majority Chief Robert Phillips
State Consultant Jacquelyn Baginski
State Consultant June Speakman
Senator Roger Picard
Lincoln Councilwoman Pam Azar
Warwick Metropolis Councilor William Foley
Newport Metropolis Councilwoman Elizabeth Fuerte
Windfall Metropolis Council President John Igliozzi
Cumberland Council President Michael Kinch
Scituate City Clerk Margaret McGraw Lengthy
Former State Senator Daniel DaPonte
Former State Senator Daniel Issa
Former State Consultant Jan Malik
Former State Consultant Michael Morin
As GoLocal had beforehand reported, Diossa had introduced various endorsements.
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