Your Elected Officials
These are the people currently elected to represent North Kingstown at the local, state, and congressional level.
See who holds each office, how to reach them, and, for Town Council and School Committee members, a record of public actions tied to sources.
Current officeholders only · Last verified September 26, 2026
Looking for people running for office? View the Candidates directory →
Who appears here?
North Kingstown is represented by several elected bodies. Some officials represent the whole town. State House and Senate seats cover different parts of town depending on your address.
Candidates stay on the Candidates page until they take office. Official profiles track the public record. They are not endorsements.
Local government
Officials elected directly by North Kingstown voters.
Town Council
North Kingstown, at large
North Kingstown's five-member Town Council is elected at large. Each member represents the town as a whole.
Current Town Council terms expire December 7, 2026.
Gregory A. Mancini
Town Council President
North Kingstown, at large
Linnea M. Drew
Town Council Member
North Kingstown, at large
Elizabeth “Beth” Hill Ross
Town Council Member
North Kingstown, at large
Dr. Kimberly Ann Page
Town Council Member
North Kingstown, at large
Matthew B. McCoy
Town Council Member
North Kingstown, at large
School Committee
North Kingstown
The School Committee oversees the North Kingstown School Department and is elected by North Kingstown voters.
Dr. Erin W. Earle
School Committee Chair
North Kingstown
Robert Case
School Committee Vice Chair
North Kingstown
Jennifer Lima
School Committee Member
North Kingstown
Megan Reilly
School Committee Member
North Kingstown
Sheri Kennedy
School Committee Member
North Kingstown
Your State House delegation
North Kingstown is split between two Rhode Island House districts and two Rhode Island Senate districts. Who represents you depends on where you live.
Rhode Island House
Districts 31 and 32
North Kingstown is split between House Districts 31 and 32. You vote only for the district that covers your address.
Rhode Island House District 31
Currently vacant
Portions of North Kingstown and Exeter
The seat became vacant following Rep. Julie Casimiro's resignation at the close of August 31, 2026.
See District 31 candidates →Profile coming soon
Robert E. Craven Sr.
State Representative
Rhode Island House District 32
North Kingstown
Official information ↗ (opens in a new tab)Profile coming soon
Rhode Island Senate
Districts 35 and 36
North Kingstown is split between Senate Districts 35 and 36. Your senator depends on your street address.
Bridget Valverde
State Senator
Rhode Island Senate District 35
North Kingstown, East Greenwich and South Kingstown
Official information ↗ (opens in a new tab)Profile coming soonAlana M. DiMario
State Senator
Rhode Island Senate District 36
North Kingstown, Narragansett and New Shoreham
Official information ↗ (opens in a new tab)Profile coming soon
Which district are you in?
Your street address determines which legislators appear on your ballot.
Rhode Island Voter Information Center ↗ (opens in a new tab)
U.S. House
North Kingstown is in Rhode Island's 2nd Congressional District.
Seth Magaziner
U.S. Representative
Rhode Island's 2nd Congressional District
Rhode Island Congressional District 2
Official information ↗ (opens in a new tab)Profile coming soon
How this page is maintained
Save North Kingstown checks current officeholders against Town, School Department, General Assembly, and federal records. Candidates stay on the Candidates page until they take office.
If a seat is vacant, this page shows the vacancy. It does not fill in a candidate or presumed successor.
Last full roster review: September 26, 2026
- Town of North Kingstown, Town Council (opens in a new tab)
- North Kingstown School Department, School Committee (opens in a new tab)
- Rhode Island General Assembly, Representative Robert E. Craven (opens in a new tab)
- Rhode Island General Assembly, Senator Bridget Valverde (opens in a new tab)
- Rhode Island General Assembly, Senator Alana DiMario (opens in a new tab)
- U.S. House of Representatives, Rep. Seth Magaziner (opens in a new tab)
- Rhode Island Voter Information Center (opens in a new tab)