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Sabina Matos
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Matos in 2021
70th Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island
Incumbent
Assumed office
April 14, 2021
Democratic Sabina Matos (incumbent) 180,909 51.18% –10.69%
Republican Aaron Guckian152,45843.13%+14.04%
Independent Ross McCurdy19,5075.52%+2.95%
Write-in 6080.17%–0.52%
Total votes353,482 100.0%
Democratic hold

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