Michael J McCaffrey was born on December 18,1963 and is an American politician and a Democratic member of the Rhode Island Senate representing District 29 since January 2003.
13 Facts About Michael McCaffrey
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Michael McCaffrey has been the Rhode Island Senate Majority Leader since March 23,2017.
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Michael McCaffrey was born December 18,1963, in Providence, Rhode Island.
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Michael McCaffrey earned his BS in accounting from Providence College and his JD from Suffolk University Law School.
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When District 16 incumbent senator Joseph McGair left the Legislature and left the seat open, Michael McCaffrey won the September 13,1994, Democratic Primary and won the November 8,1994, General election with 4,923 votes against Republican nominee Thomas Stone.
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Michael McCaffrey was unopposed for the September 10,1996, Democratic Primary, winning with 1,564 votes, and won the November 5,1996, General election with 6,411 votes against Republican nominee Ernest Young.
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Michael McCaffrey was unopposed for both the September 15,1998, Democratic Primary, winning with 1,087 votes, and the November 3,1998, General election, winning with 5,711 votes.
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Two years later, Michael McCaffrey was unopposed for the September 12,2000, Democratic Primary, winning with 1,786 votes, and won the November 7,2000, General election with 6,476 votes against Republican nominee Saleh Shahid.
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Michael McCaffrey was unopposed for both the September 14,2004, Democratic Primary, winning with 609 votes, and the November 2,2004, General election, winning with 9,141 votes.
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Michael McCaffrey was unopposed for both the September 12,2006, Democratic Primary, winning with 1,760 votes, and the November 7,2006, General election, winning with 9,383 votes.
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Michael McCaffrey was unopposed for both the September 9,2008, Democratic Primary, winning with 939 votes, and the November 4,2008, General election, winning with 9,740 votes.
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Michael McCaffrey was unopposed for both the September 23,2010, Democratic Primary, winning with 1,652 votes, and the November 2,2010, General election, winning with 7,600 votes.
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Michael McCaffrey was challenged in the September 11,2012, Democratic Primary, winning with 1,831 votes, and was unopposed for the November 6,2012, General election, winning with 10,149 votes.