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Rhode Island Queer Political Action Committee

Representation Matters

No one can fully understand the struggles of a community without input from that community. Queer representation must be at the table for queer issues to be truly expressed. The goal of the RI Queer PAC is to ensure that elected positions throughout the state have people that are representative of the people they serve.

We can forge this path for our government if we work together in electing those that challenge the status quo, making the law reflect the will of the people. By unifying the underrepresented and encouraging voter turn-out, we can be the change we wish to see in Rhode Island.

You can help get queer representation in Rhode Island's government.

 

Learn more about our endorsed elected officials

A headshot photo of RI Senator Sam Bell, a white man smiling wearing a suit and tie.

He/Him

RI Senate

District 5

A headshot photo of RI Senator Tiara Mack, a black woman smiling wearing a blue shirt.

She/Her

RI Senate

District 6

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Rep. Rebecca Kislak

She/Her

RI House of Representatives

District 4

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She/Her

Pawtucket City Council

At Large

News Story

Latest News

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR KEN BARBER STEPS DOWN – RI QUEER PAC’S NEW CO-DIRECTORS

A year after founding and leading the Rhode Island Queer Political Action Committee, Executive Director Ken Barber steps down from his role as the head of the organization.

General Election Day:
November 5, 2024

Rhode Island is gearing up for a historic election cycle in 2024 because the entire General Assembly and numerous city council positions are up for election.

 

Now is the time to act, register to vote!

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