2002 Rhode Island gubernatorial election

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Nominee  | Donald Carcieri | Myrth York |
Party  | Republican | Democratic
Popular vote  | 181,827 | 150,229
Percentage  | 54.8% | 45.2%

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County results

Municipality results

Carcieri: 50–60% 60–70% 70–80%
York: 50–60% 60–70%

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Lincoln Almond
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The 2002 Rhode Island gubernatorial election took place on November 5, 2002. Incumbent Republican governor Lincoln Almond was term-limited. Republican Donald Carcieri won the open seat, defeating Democrat Myrth York. As of 2022[update], this was the last time the Republican candidate won Providence County.[original research?]

In the Republican primary election, Carcieri defeated James Bennett, who had won the endorsement of the state Republican Party.[1]

The 2002 campaign was particularly costly to York as she spent $3.8 million of her own money to finance what was to be her last bid for elected office. A key turning point in the campaign was when York criticized Carcieri for the actions of businesses he had been associated with but refused to answer Carcieri's request that she reveal what companies her personal assets were invested in.[2]

## Republican primary

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A Republican primary was held on September 10.

### Candidates

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* Donald Carcieri, businessman
* Jim Bennett

### Results

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Republican primary results[3] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Republican | Donald Carcieri  | 17,227  | 66.91
| Republican | James S. Bennett  | 8,518  | 33.09
Total votes  | 25,745  | 100.00

#### Results by county

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Results by county

Carcieri

* Carcieri—50–60%

* Carcieri—60–70%

* Carcieri—70–80%

County  | Donald Carcieri  | James S. Bennett  | Total votes cast

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#  | %  | #  | %
Bristol | 1,337 | 67.15% | 654  | 32.85%  | 1,991
Kent | 4,529 | 77.01% | 1,352  | 22.99%  | 5,881
Newport | 2,055 | 58.56% | 1,454  | 41.44%  | 3,509
Providence | 6,091 | 62.00% | 3,733%  | 38.00%  | 9,824
Washington | 3,306 | 70.19% | 1,404  | 29.81%  | 4,710
Totals  | 17,227  | 66.91%  | 8,518  | 33.09%  | 25,745

#### Results by municipality

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Results by municipality

Carcieri

* Carcieri—50–60%

* Carcieri—60–70%

* Carcieri—70–80%

* Carcieri—80–90%

Bennett

* Bennett—50–60%

* Bennett—70–80%

Municipality  | Donald Carcieri  | James S. Bennett  | Total votes cast  | Turnout

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#  | %  | #  | %  | %
Barrington | 796 | 70.38% | 335  | 29.62%  | 1,131  | 12.3%
Bristol | 344 | 65.77% | 179  | 34.23%  | 523  | 5.4%
Burrillville | 121 | 54.02% | 103  | 45.98%  | 224  | 3.2%
Central Falls | 44 | 64.71% | 24  | 35.29%  | 68  | 2.9%
Charlestown | 130  | 43.77%  | 167 | 56.23% | 297  | 6.3%
Coventry | 490 | 67.96% | 231  | 32.04%  | 721  | 4.1%
Cranston | 1,229 | 66.61% | 616  | 33.39%  | 1,845  | 5.2%
Cumberland | 366 | 59.51% | 249  | 40.49%  | 615  | 4.9%
East Greenwich | 1,431 | 89.94% | 160  | 10.06%  | 1,591  | 19.3%
East Providence | 539 | 64.24% | 300  | 35.76%  | 839  | 5.7%
Exeter | 288 | 71.64% | 114  | 28.36%  | 402  | 14.3%
Foster | 113 | 69.75% | 49  | 30.25%  | 162  | 6.4%
Glocester | 145 | 71.78% | 57  | 28.22%  | 202  | 3.9%
Hopkinton | 88  | 49.16%  | 91 | 50.84% | 179  | 4.5%
Jamestown | 300 | 68.18% | 140  | 31.82%  | 440  | 13.5%
Johnston | 134 | 67.00% | 66  | 33.00%  | 200  | 2.5%
Lincoln | 1,089 | 56.60% | 835  | 43.40%  | 1,924  | 18.9%
Little Compton | 164 | 66.67% | 82  | 33.33%  | 246  | 11.3%
Middletown | 309 | 62.30% | 187  | 37.70%  | 496  | 7.1%
Narragansett | 438 | 71.69% | 173  | 28.31%  | 611  | 6.2%
New Shoreham | 11  | 24.44%  | 34 | 75.56% | 45  | 4.6%
Newport | 381 | 55.22% | 309  | 44.78%  | 690  | 8.0%
North Kingstown | 1,380 | 85.29% | 238  | 14.71%  | 1,618  | 10.9%
North Providence | 244 | 74.85% | 82  | 25.15%  | 326  | 3.0%
North Smithfield | 223  | 48.48%  | 237 | 51.52% | 460  | 7.9%
Pawtucket | 328 | 56.36% | 254  | 43.64%  | 582  | 3.2%
Portsmouth | 704 | 54.15% | 596  | 45.85%  | 1,300  | 15.2%
Providence | 629 | 64.12% | 352  | 35.88%  | 981  | 2.2%
Richmond | 149 | 68.98% | 67  | 31.02%  | 216  | 5.8%
Scituate | 316 | 69.60% | 138  | 30.40%  | 454  | 7.7%
Smithfield | 377 | 65.00% | 203  | 35.00%  | 580  | 5.8%
South Kingstown | 543 | 64.18% | 303  | 35.82%  | 846  | 6.4%
Tiverton | 197 | 58.46% | 140  | 41.54%  | 337  | 4.7%
Warren | 106 | 63.46% | 61  | 36.53%  | 167  | 2.6%
Warwick | 2,046 | 73.32% | 783  | 27.68%  | 2,829  | 7.8%
West Greenwich | 279 | 56.25% | 217  | 43.75%  | 496  | 9.8%
West Warwick | 207 | 76.10% | 65  | 23.90%  | 272  | 4.2%
Westerly | 355 | 75.85% | 113  | 24.15%  | 468  | 4.4%
Woonsocket | 194 | 53.59% | 168  | 46.41%  | 362  | 2.9%
Totals  | 17,227  | 66.91%  | 8,518  | 33.09%  | 25,745  | 6.3%

Source:[4]

## Democratic primary

[edit]

A Democratic primary was held on September 10.

### Candidates

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* Antonio J. Pires, former Rhode Island state representative.
* Sheldon Whitehouse, Attorney General of Rhode Island, former U.S. attorney for the District of Rhode Island
* Myrth York, former Rhode Island senator, 1994 and 1998 Democratic nominee for governor

### Polling

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Poll source  | Date(s)
administered  | Sample
size  | Margin
of error  | Pires  | Whitehouse  | York  | Undecided

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Taubman Center for Public Policy[5] | August 31-September 2, 2002  | 437  | ± 5.0%  | 13%  | 26%  | 32% | 29%

### Results

[edit]

Results by county

York

* York—30–40%

* York—40–50%

Whitehouse

* Whitehouse—30–40%

* Whitehouse—40–50%

Results by municipality

York

* York—30–40%

* York—40–50%

* York—50–50%

* York—60–70%

Whitehouse

* Whitehouse—30–40%

* Whitehouse—40–50%

* Whitehouse—50–60%

Pires

* Pires—30–40%

* Pires—40–50%

Democratic primary results[6] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %

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| Democratic | Myrth York  | 46,806  | 39.16
| Democratic | Sheldon Whitehouse  | 45,880  | 38.39
| Democratic | Antonio J. Pires  | 26,838  | 22.45
Total votes  | 119,524  | 100.00

#### Results by county

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County  | Antonio J. Pires  | Sheldon Whitehouse | Myrth York | Total votes cast

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#  | %  | #  | %  | #  | %
Bristol | 1,277  | 27.67%  | 1,682 | 36.45% | 1,656  | 35.88%  | 4,615
Kent | 3,014  | 19.31%  | 6,265  | 40.13%  | 6,333 | 40.56% | 15,612
Newport | 1,032  | 15.41%  | 2,943 | 43.93% | 2,724  | 40.66%  | 6,699
Providence | 19,404  | 24.13%  | 30,311  | 37.70%  | 30,687 | 38.17% | 80,402
Washington | 2,111  | 17.31%  | 4,679  | 38.37%  | 5,406 | 44.33% | 12,196
Totals  | 26,838  | 22.45%  | 45,880  | 38.39%  | 46,806  | 39.16%  | 119,524

#### Results by municipality

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Municipality  | Antonio J. Pires  | Sheldon Whitehouse | Myrth York | Total votes cast  | Turnout

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#  | %  | #  | %  | #  | %  | %
Barrington | 278  | 17.46%  | 692 | 43.47% | 622  | 39.07%  | 1,592  | 16.5%
Bristol | 710 | 35.52% | 642  | 32.12%  | 647  | 32.37%  | 1,999  | 15.8%
Burrillville | 194  | 17.67%  | 436  | 39.71%  | 468 | 42.62% | 1,098  | 12.8%
Central Falls | 593 | 40.15% | 362  | 24.51%  | 522  | 35.34%  | 1,477  | 29.0%
Charlestown | 75  | 15.89%  | 168  | 35.59%  | 229 | 48.52% | 472  | 10.1%
Coventry | 577  | 20.67%  | 1,061  | 38.02%  | 1,153 | 41.31% | 2,791  | 13.5%
Cranston | 1,843  | 19.68%  | 3,818 | 40.76% | 3,706  | 39.56%  | 9,367  | 20.5%
Cumberland | 2,005 | 39.87% | 1,699  | 33.78%  | 1,325  | 26.35%  | 5,029  | 24.9%
East Greenwich | 155  | 18.15%  | 337  | 39.46%  | 362 | 42.39% | 854  | 10.6%
East Providence | 2,025  | 33.65%  | 1,878  | 31.21%  | 2,114 | 35.13% | 6,017  | 24.6%
Exeter | 61  | 16.18%  | 146  | 38.73%  | 170 | 45.09% | 377  | 11.5%
Foster | 41  | 17.23%  | 85  | 35.71%  | 112 | 47.06% | 238  | 9.3%
Glocester | 96  | 18.64%  | 219 | 42.52% | 200  | 38.83%  | 515  | 8.9%
Hopkinton | 25  | 8.56%  | 136 | 46.58% | 131  | 44.86%  | 292  | 6.7%
Jamestown | 150  | 16.78%  | 348  | 38.93%  | 396 | 44.30% | 894  | 23.9%
Johnston | 1,193  | 19.24%  | 2,817 | 45.44% | 2,190  | 35.32%  | 6,200  | 31.7%
Lincoln | 770  | 32.24%  | 902 | 37.77% | 716  | 29.98%  | 2,388  | 18.9%
Little Compton | 48  | 16.27%  | 136 | 46.10% | 111  | 37.63%  | 295  | 13.3%
Middletown | 138  | 14.35%  | 420 | 43.66% | 404  | 42.00%  | 962  | 12.2%
Narragansett | 663  | 22.29%  | 1,208 | 40.62% | 1,103  | 37.09%  | 2,974  | 24.3%
New Shoreham | 15  | 16.13%  | 20  | 21.51%  | 58 | 62.37% | 93  | 7.8%
Newport | 258  | 11.34%  | 1,171 | 51.47% | 846  | 37.19%  | 2,275  | 20.2%
North Kingstown | 432  | 17.92%  | 915  | 37.95%  | 1,064 | 44.13% | 2,411  | 14.8%
North Providence | 1,163  | 19.77%  | 2,830 | 48.10% | 1,891  | 32.14%  | 5,884  | 23.5%
North Smithfield | 263  | 21.06%  | 567 | 45.40% | 419  | 33.55%  | 1,249  | 17.6%
Pawtucket | 4,348 | 49.49% | 1,891  | 21.53%  | 2,546  | 28.98%  | 8,785  | 25.6%
Portsmouth | 258  | 17.40%  | 587  | 39.58%  | 638 | 43.02% | 1,483  | 15.3%
Providence | 3,726  | 14.23%  | 10,035  | 38.34%  | 12,414 | 47.43% | 26,175  | 28.7%
Richmond | 52  | 14.09%  | 128  | 34.69%  | 189 | 51.22% | 369  | 9.0%
Scituate | 141  | 24.06%  | 214  | 36.52%  | 231 | 39.42% | 586  | 10.0%
Smithfield | 453  | 23.03%  | 810 | 41.18% | 704  | 35.79%  | 1,967  | 15.9%
South Kingstown | 575  | 16.45%  | 1,213  | 34.70%  | 1,708 | 48.86% | 3,496  | 22.4%
Tiverton | 180  | 22.78%  | 281  | 35.57%  | 329 | 41.65% | 790  | 8.3%
Warren | 289  | 28.22%  | 348  | 33.98%  | 387 | 37.79% | 1,024  | 12.8%
Warwick | 1,719  | 19.08%  | 3,571  | 39.64%  | 3,719 | 41.28% | 9,009  | 17.2%
West Greenwich | 57  | 20.21%  | 113 | 40.07% | 112  | 39.72%  | 282  | 9.8%
West Warwick | 506  | 18.91%  | 1,183 | 44.21% | 987  | 36.88%  | 2,676  | 18.5%
Westerly | 213  | 12.44%  | 745  | 43.52%  | 754 | 44.04% | 1,712  | 13.0%
Woonsocket | 550  | 16.05%  | 1,748 | 51.01% | 1,129  | 32.94%  | 3,427  | 17.7%
Totals  | 26,838  | 22.45%  | 45,880  | 38.39%  | 46,806  | 39.16%  | 119,524  | 20.4%

Source:[4]

## General election

[edit]

### Predictions

[edit]

Source  | Ranking  | As of

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The Cook Political Report[7] | Tossup  | October 31, 2002
Sabato's Crystal Ball[8] | Lean D (flip) | November 4, 2002

### Polling

[edit]

Poll source  | Date(s)
administered  | Sample
size[a] | Margin
of error | Donald
Carcieri (R)  | Myrth
York (D)  | Other /
Undecided

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SurveyUSA[9] | October 28–30, 2002  | 593 (LV)  | ± 4.2%  | 48% | 45%  | 7%

### Results

[edit]

Rhode Island gubernatorial election, 2002[10] Party  | Candidate  | Votes  | %  | ±%

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| Republican | Donald Carcieri | 181,827  | 54.76%  | +3.76%
| Democratic | Myrth York | 150,229  | 45.24%  | +3.24%
Majority  | 31,598  | 9.52%  | +0.52%
Turnout | 332,056  |  |
| Republican hold | Swing |  |

## Notes

[edit]

1. ^ Key:
A – all adults
RV – registered voters
LV – likely voters
V – unclear

## References

[edit]

1. ^ "Fung moves closer to capturing Republican governor endorsement". Rhode Island Public Radio. June 20, 2014.
2. ^ Fenton, Josh. "Myrth York Leads New Anti-Cianci Group and Launches TV Ad". GoLocalProv. Retrieved December 16, 2022.
3. ^ "Rhode Island Board of Elections: Elections & Voting". Archived from the original on September 28, 2011. Retrieved April 23, 2011.
4. ^ a b "2002 Statewide Primary". State of Rhode Island Board of Elections. Retrieved July 18, 2022.
5. ^ Taubman Center for Public Policy
6. ^ "Rhode Island Board of Elections: Elections & Voting". Archived from the original on September 28, 2011. Retrieved April 23, 2011.
7. ^ "Governor Updated October 31, 2002 | The Cook Political Report". The Cook Political Report. October 31, 2002. Archived from the original on December 8, 2002. Retrieved September 18, 2018.
8. ^ "Governors Races". www.centerforpolitics.org. November 4, 2002. Archived from the original on December 12, 2002. Retrieved September 18, 2018.
9. ^ SurveyUSA
10. ^ http://www.elections.state.ri.us/elections/results/2002/generalelection/governor.php [dead link]

## See also

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