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Portrait of Elaine Morgan
Senate · District 34Hopkinton, Charlestown, Exeter, Richmond & West Greenwich

Sen. Elaine Morgan

State senator representing Hopkinton, Charlestown, Exeter, Richmond & West Greenwich's Senate District 34. Sworn in January 2015.

92
Sponsored
1077
Floor votes
100%
Votes cast
4
Committees
11 yrs
In office
Sworn in January 2015Affiliation Major partyNext election November 2026

Overview

Public record summary

Analysis not available yet

Voting Record

2026 session · floor votes
Votes cast
1073 of 1077
Voted yes
98%
With party
99%
Broke ranks
7 times
Notable votes
H8400ASTATE AFFAIRS AND GOVERNMENT -- QUONSET DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONHouse floor · Jun 11, 2026Broke ranksNay
H8400ASTATE AFFAIRS AND GOVERNMENT -- QUONSET DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONHouse floor · Jun 11, 2026Broke ranksNay
S3224ASTATE AFFAIRS AND GOVERNMENT -- QUONSET DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONSenate floor · Jun 10, 2026Broke ranksNay
S3224ASTATE AFFAIRS AND GOVERNMENT -- QUONSET DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONSenate floor · Jun 10, 2026Broke ranksNay
H8544FOOD AND DRUGS -- THE RHODE ISLAND CANNABIS ACTHouse floor · Jun 9, 2026Broke ranksNay

Money Trail

2025-2026 cycle
2026 On-Going Qrtly (1st) filed May 6, 2026

Rhode Island Campaign Finance public reports; private street address and ZIP details are omitted.

Raised
$1,190
Spent
$3,477
Cash on hand
$3,624
Individual · $550PACs · $0Other · $640
Top contributors
Donald Carrindividual$200
Brandt H Starckindividual$200
Ronda Burroughsindividual$100
Jennie Hirstindividual$50
Full campaign finance reportLatest filing: 2026 On-Going Qrtly (1st) filed May 6, 2026 · from the RI Board of Elections

Sponsored Bills

92 in the 2026 session

About

​​​ District 34 Hopkinton, Charlestown, Exeter, Richmond, West Greenwich (401) 222-2708 sen-morgan@rilegislature.gov​ ​

Phone(401) 222-2708
Office82 Smith St., Providence, RI 02903

Profiles are based on public voting records, sponsored legislation, and campaign filings from the RI Board of Elections. They are for information only and may not capture the full context of a legislator's positions.