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Effective and Responsive Leadership

Richmond Democratic Town Committee

KEEPING OUR QUALITY OF LIFE

OUR MISSION

The mission of the RDTC is to promote the election of party candidates on a town, district and state level, keeping in mind a responsibility to the residents of the town of Richmond for their quality of life. We support local government that is responsive to Richmond residents. We endorse trustworthy community leaders who believe in cooperation to achieve collective goals that will move our town in a positive direction. We advocate sustainable growth that respects our natural resources and infrastructure while meeting the needs of our multigenerational community.

JOIN US TODAY

We meet on the fourth Wednesday of each month at the Richmond Community/Senior Center (2nd floor of the Richmond Police Station) at 6:30 pm. New members welcome!​

Next Meeting: February 25, 2026

GET INVOLVED

Sign up to join the RDTC email list and stay updated on our meeting schedule and planned events. 

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Moving Richmond Forward

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2026 Election Countdown!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This past November, the election day results were astounding. Victories in Virginia, New Jersey, New York, and California brought new hope. Out of 32 school committee races that Moms for Liberty ran in, they didn’t succeed in a single race. These results reminded us that in spite of the negative things we see in the news and on social media, real voters want responsible leadership that honestly serves the public, not its own self-interest.

 

But the results came from local people standing up to help. The cavalry isn’t coming to save us. Our help is coming from our people who are parents, neighbors, and siblings who had enough and wanted to do something about it. From people who stepped up to run for office. From volunteers who came out to knock doors, who registered voters, who helped raise money. It came from communities who got together to make their own change. 

 

Sooner than you think, you’re going to go to the polls, and you have a chance to make an impact. If you want to see someone who brings hope on the ballot, that person is your neighbor now. Encourage them to run. Let’s make sure they’re successful. Let’s make change together.

 

Check here for more information on volunteering and running for office!

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Wilcoxfor State Senate District 34

We're excited that Samantha Wilcox has announced her campaign to run for State Senate! She's done a great job in Richmond, and we're eager for her help in bringing our voice and our concerns to the Senate!

 

"I’m so excited to share that I’m running to represent District 34 in the Rhode Island State Senate!

I’m running because our rural communities deserve a fighter. We need a voice in the Senate that will stand up for affordability, government transparency, our environment, and the unique rural character that defines us.

Let’s bring thoughtful, respectful, and bold leadership to District 34; leadership that listens and puts our communities first.

We can do this together! Sign up to help the campaign here: SamWilcoxForRI"

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Working Together to Support Richmond

 

 

The RDTC is driven by shared values – our dedicated team of volunteers work together for the Richmond and Chariho community with an emphasis on responsible and effective leadership, strong public schools, and sustainable growth. We’re always looking for more friends and neighbors to join us for meetings and events.

TOWN MEETINGS AND EVENTS

Richmond Rural Preservation Land Trust

Monday, February 2nd @ 5:30PM

Town Council Chambers

Richmond Town Hall

 

Chariho Building Committee

Tuesday, February 3rd @ 5PM

Administrative Conference Room

Main Chariho Campus

 

Chariho Budget Workshop

Tuesday, February 3rd @ 6PM

Chariho High School Library

Main Chariho Campus

 

Chariho School Committee Special Meeting

Tuesday, February 3rd @ 7:30PM

Chariho High School Library

Main Chariho Campus

 

Public Hearing for Town Ordinances Amendment

Tuesday, February 3rd @ 6PM

Town Council Chambers

Richmond Town Hall

 

Town Council Meeting

Tuesday, February 3rd @ 6PM

Town Council Chambers

Richmond Town Hall

 

Recreation Commission Meeting

Wednesday, February 4th @ 6:30PM

2nd Floor Conference Room

Richmond Town Hall

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