Overview
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Voting Record
Votes cast
1069 of 1077
Voted yes
98%
With party
100%
Broke ranks
0 times
Notable votes
S2074APUBLIC UTILITIES AND CARRIERS -- REGULATORY POWERS OF ADMINISTRATIONSenate floor · Jun 4, 2026Yea
S2074APUBLIC UTILITIES AND CARRIERS -- REGULATORY POWERS OF ADMINISTRATIONSenate floor · Jun 4, 2026Yea
Money Trail
2026 On-Going Qrtly (1st) filed May 9, 2026
Rhode Island Campaign Finance public reports; private street address and ZIP details are omitted.
Raised
$12,358
Spent
$13,014
Cash on hand
$4,594
Individual · $9,385PACs · $100Other · $2,873
Top contributors
Anne Hollandindividual$1,750
James Kingstonindividual$1,000
Judith Clintonindividual$796
Beth Croninindividual$500
Kirsten Bredvikindividual$325
Arielle Johnsonindividual$255
Matthew Lopes Jrindividual$250
Amy Nunnindividual$250
Rebecca Kislakindividual$250
Anne Murrayindividual$250
Full campaign finance reportLatest filing: 2026 On-Going Qrtly (1st) filed May 9, 2026 · from the RI Board of Elections
Sponsored Bills
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S3341Honoring Rev. Dr. Bernard Lafayette Jr. for His Contributions to the State of Rhode IslandFloor Passed
S3301Emergency ManagementHealth and Safety - State Building Code - Administration and EnforcementLaw
About
Senator Tiara T. Mack Member, Senate Committee on Commerce Member, Senate Committee on EducationMember, Senate Committee on Housing & Municipal Government Tiara is a State Senator representing Providence. Since her election in 2020, she has been a champion for LGBTQ+ rights, working families, and housing and tenant rights, and expanding abortion access in Rhode Island.
While in office, she has passed bills that have expanded abortion access to Medicaid recipients and state employees, created a process to seal eviction records, passed critical childhood lead safety bills, and made Juneteenth a paid state holiday.
She serves on the Senate Commerce Committee, Housing and Municipal Government Committee, and the Education Committee, and is a Commissioner of the RI Commission on Prejudice and Bias. She can be reached via email or at (401) 288-1288.