Letter: Sen. Ujifusa pledges to tackle cost of living

Posted 11/10/26

To the editor:

Thank you to the voters of Portsmouth and Bristol for re-electing me to represent Senate District 11. It is an honor and a privilege, and I am grateful for your trust and support.

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Letter: Sen. Ujifusa pledges to tackle cost of living

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To the editor:

Thank you to the voters of Portsmouth and Bristol for re-electing me to represent Senate District 11. It is an honor and a privilege, and I am grateful for your trust and support.

As I knocked on doors, attended community events and listened to residents, what I heard most often were concerns about the high cost of living for working families and seniors, as well as the need for accountability from both government and for-profit corporations. Across Rhode Island and the country, voters made clear that they want leaders who govern with competence, integrity and compassion.

These priorities will guide my work in the 2027 session. I will keep fighting to lower the costs of health care, housing, energy, food and internet service, and to protect our environment. I will also continue to press for stronger oversight of state contractors and to rein in abuses by private equity firms and other for-profit companies that harm consumers.

Congratulations to all my colleagues elected to local, state and federal office. I look forward to working together.

As always, please reach out to me at 401/472-4721 or lindaujifusa.ri@gmail.com if you have questions, concerns or need assistance.

Linda Ujifusa

State senator, District 11

Portsmouth

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