Where they differ: Gabriel Amo supports securing federal funding to boost Rhode Island's economy, including infrastructure and small business assistance, and expanding behavioral and mental health services through federal funding; he voted yea on technology, financial protection, rural care, and patient support bills but nay on capital access, privacy purchase, Medicaid harm, and lowering premiums bills 1245. Pedro Soares de Souza supports prioritizing small businesses for government contracts, cutting small business taxes, punishing corporate offshoring, and taxing corporate AI use that replaces human workers, as well as supporting single-payer healthcare covering every legal resident and ending medical debt bankruptcy 36. AI-written comparison of the sourced positions on the district page. Generated Oct 17, 2026.
Where they differ: Seth Magaziner supports protecting and expanding the Affordable Care Act and making prescription drugs more affordable, and he voted yea on rural care and patient support acts but nay on lowering premiums and Medicaid harm prevention 123. He also supports enacting common-sense gun safety legislation and funding for public safety projects, voting yea on prison staff safety and bail reform acts but nay on violent offender and veterans 2nd amendment bills 789. Victor Mellor supports replacing the current sick care system with one based on transparency, lower costs, choice, and medical freedom 4. He also supports the immediate removal of criminal illegal immigrants and a pathway to permanent residency for law-abiding, tax-paying foreigners, and he supports gun rights while opposing an assault weapons ban 611. AI-written comparison of the sourced positions on the district page. Generated Oct 17, 2026.
