2026 election results. 3 contests on Narragansett's ballot in Rhode Island's official results. Non-Partisan Town Council: Jesse Pugh, Thomas Q. Callahan, Rupert Friday, Lilly Weisz-Nesshoever and Mark A. Brady ahead. Non-Partisan School Committee: Carolyn J. Tudino, Tammy Jean McNeiece, Diane S. Nobles, Denise M. Manzi and Justin Wolf Skenyon ahead.
3 contests on Narragansett's ballot
From Rhode Island's official results file, where the contest's name gives Narragansett as its place. Names are as the state prints them. "Ahead" describes the current count; it isn't a race call, and we don't call measures.
Cities & towns
Narragansett: Non-Partisan Town Council 5 seats
Candidate
Votes
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Jesse Pugh
4,239
16.0%
Thomas Q. Callahan
3,419
12.9%
Rupert Friday
3,057
11.6%
Lilly Weisz-Nesshoever
2,886
10.9%
Mark A. Brady
2,601
9.8%
Michael J. DeLuca
2,423
9.2%
Jill A. Lawler
2,310
8.7%
Donna Vignali
1,874
7.1%
Alexander T. Menzies
1,790
6.8%
James Patrick Durkin
1,756
6.6%
Write-in
96
0.4%
Jesse Pugh, Thomas Q. Callahan, Rupert Friday, Lilly Weisz-Nesshoever and Mark A. Brady ahead.
Schools
Narragansett: Non-Partisan School Committee 5 seats
Candidate
Votes
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Carolyn J. Tudino
3,524
19.8%
Tammy Jean McNeiece
3,352
18.8%
Diane S. Nobles
2,886
16.2%
Denise M. Manzi
2,768
15.5%
Justin Wolf Skenyon
2,751
15.4%
David S. Pavone
2,482
13.9%
Write-in
80
0.4%
Carolyn J. Tudino, Tammy Jean McNeiece, Diane S. Nobles, Denise M. Manzi and Justin Wolf Skenyon ahead.
Districts
Narragansett: 6. FIRE STATION EQUIPMENT, EXPANSION, IMPROVEMENT, AND RENOVATIONS
Rhode Island's official results, file posted Nov 12, 11:12 AM. Unofficial until certified. This page lists the contests whose names in that file give Narragansett as their place; other contests on Narragansett voters' ballots, such as school boards and districts, are on Washington County's page.