Need a passport? Join Team Amo for our Passport Fair this Saturday.

Don’t miss this chance to apply for or renew your passport ahead of the holidays.

📍 Rochambeau Library, 708 Hope St, Providence
⏰ 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM, November 7

Make an appointment here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Huge thank you to all the dedicated poll workers and volunteers working long hours across Rhode Island to make Election Day possible.

Your service makes our democracy stronger.

It’s #ElectionDay! It’s time to make your voice heard.

The polls in Rhode Island are open until 8 pm.

Make a plan to vote and make a plan to bring a friend!

Find your polling place at vote.ri.gov.

Planning to vote on election day?

Check where your polling place is here: vote.ri.gov

Polls will be open from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM Tuesday November 3, across Rhode Island.

Make a plan to vote and remind your family, friends, and neighbors to get to the polls.

The new Cass Park Community Center is an investment in Woonsocket’s people and future.

With $7 million in federal funding, the center will offer Rhode Islanders of all ages access to classrooms, a computer lab, telemedicine services, athletic facilities, and more.

Celebrated the grand reopening of the Jamestown Senior Center!

Gratified to join with my colleagues across government to provide the funding needed to modernize and repair this vital space where local seniors can gather for meals, wellness classes, and learning programs.

Open Enrollment starts today!

Until January 31, Rhode Islanders can enroll in a new health insurance plan or renew their Affordable Care Act coverage.

To learn more and get covered -> healthsourceri.com/oe/

Got to see some creative costumes at the Pawtucket Halloween Hootenanny & Parade!

And it was all treats, no tricks at Billy Taylor Park in Providence, handing out candy to trunk-or-treaters with my colleagues in government.

Loved to see the community come together for a fun night!

Just three days until Election Day!

Whether you plan to drive, walk, or ride a tricycle, you’re not too slow and it’s not too late!

Make a plan to vote and find your polling place vote.sos.ri.gov

Aram Garabedian was a public servant, a family man, and an example of what makes Rhode Island great.

A U.S. Army veteran and proud son of Armenian parents, he dedicated his life to serving others, including on the Cranston School Committee, in the General Assembly, and on the Cranston City Council.

Service is hope in action!

Kicked off a brand new year of community service with the AmeriCorps City Year members who will be working in Rhode Island to better our schools and students.

Looking forward to their impact this year!

Appreciated speaking with more than 400 RI high school students at the Future Business Leaders of America Fall Leadership Conference!

Keep building your skills, serving our community, and finding new ways to lead and innovate. I can’t wait to see what these future leaders accomplish.

From improving public safety to cleaning our drinking water and rivers, I’m fighting in Congress to ensure #RI01 communities have the resources they need.

I was proud to deliver over $11 million in federal funding to support local projects this year.

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Game night at Nathanael Greene Middle School!🎲🃏

Enjoyed playing Connect 4 with these competitive Providence students.

Thanks to Chester and WINGS Mentorship Through Sports organizing this fun night for students!

Celebrated the extraordinary accomplishments of the Girl Scouts of SNE’s 2026 Leading Women of Distinction.

Whether preserving our history, serving in government, expanding access to education, or supporting Veterans, these amazing women are inspiring the next generation of leaders.

Stopped by Jamestown Senior Center’s temporary location to catch up with seniors and staff.

I’ll keep working to ensure every senior receives the peace of mind that comes with an affordable retirement.

Thundermist Health Center serves over 63,000 Rhode Islanders and helps our most vulnerable neighbors get the care they need.

Visited their Woonsocket facility to discuss my work to support community health centers and expand RI’s health workforce to keep our state healthy.

From founding the United Farm Workers and organizing historic strikes to securing better wages and safer working conditions, Dolores Huerta built a movement for civil rights and workers’ rights that has forever changed lives.

Kicked off my morning at the Smithfield Senior Center with mahjong lessons and great conversations about supporting our seniors.

I’ll keep fighting to lower the cost of living and help Rhode Islanders age with dignity.

Planning holiday travel? Need to renew your passport?

Team Amo is hosting a Passport Fair to help you get your travel docs in order!

📍 Rochambeau Library, 708 Hope St, Providence
⏰ 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM November 7

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