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1992 general · November 3, 1992

1992 Rhode Island State Senate election results, district by district

Every Rhode Island State Senate district in the 1992 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Democrats controlled the chamber · 50 seats

After the electionD 39 · R 11
Races50
Changed party0
Unopposed20%10 races
Incumbents defeated4

Every district

D 39 · R 11

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
SD-1Mary Ellen Goodwin (D)29.7
SD-2Myrth York (D)51.2
SD-3Rhoda E. Perry (D)75.6
SD-4Dominick J. Ruggerio (D)18.6
SD-5Catherine Graziano (D)23.4
SD-6Walter J. Gray (D)Unopposed
SD-7John J. Bevilacqua (D)31.3
SD-8John Orabona (D)37.4
SD-9Charles D. Walton (D)75.7
SD-10Robert T. Kells (D)Unopposed
SD-11William P. Fitzpatrick (D)11.1
SD-12John R. Oleary (D)27.9
SD-13Thomas J. Izzo (D)5.4
SD-14Eleanor C. Sasso (D)33.1
SD-15Edward Lawrence (D)46.3
SD-16Joseph J. McGair (D)51.1
SD-17Thomas A. Lynch (D)13.6
SD-18John C. Revens Jr. (D)12.6
SD-19John Feroce (R)7.2Incumbent lost
SD-20Jennie D. Day (D)27.7
SD-21Leo R. Blais (R)14.2Incumbent lost
SD-22J. Michael Lenihan (D)Unopposed
SD-23Robin Porter (R)2.1Incumbent lost
SD-24Domenic A. Disandro III (D)Unopposed
SD-25W. M. Sullivan (R)1.9
SD-26Dennis L. Algiere (R)6.7
SD-27Charles J. Fogarty (D)47.8
SD-28Joseph M. Polisena (D)58.9
SD-29Michael J. Flynn (R)19.5
SD-30Paul S. Kelly (D)Unopposed
SD-31Peter T. Bouchard (D)11.1
SD-32Roger Badeau (D)45.5
SD-33Sandra K. Hanaway (D)42.7
SD-34John W. Lyle Jr. (R)3.5
SD-35Daniel J. Issa (D)57.2
SD-36Anthony R. Marciano (D)47.5
SD-37Joseph A. Montalbano (D)Unopposed
SD-38John F. McBurney III (D)35.4
SD-39William V. Irons (D)54.7
SD-40Harold J. Miller (D)Unopposed
SD-41Bradford Gorham (R)25.6
SD-42Paul J. Tavares (D)64.5
SD-43James P. McStay (D)Unopposed
SD-44David E. Bates (R)12.6
SD-45Mary A. Parella (R)7.3Incumbent lost
SD-46Helen M. Mathieu (D)50.6
SD-47William Enos (D)Unopposed
SD-48June N. Gibbs (R)Unopposed
SD-49M. Teresa Paiva-Weed (D)23.2
SD-50J. Clement Cicilline (D)21.0

Rhode Island State Senate

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner