It was nothing short of an honor to win both the Primary and the General Elections in 2012, and I have been doing my best to do right by the people of District 63 ever since. I care for the generation that gave me the memories of East Providence that I hold so dear and I am dedicated to creating an environment that will provide similar memories for younger generations.
Since 2012, it has been the greatest honor of my life to serve district 63 as a State Representative and to advocate for my neighbors at the State House. I hope to continue this work during this critical time for our country and proudly represent the residents of East Providence and Pawtucket.
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"As former educators in the East Providence school system, we are proud to support Katherine Kazarian. Katherine is a firm believer in providing all children with a great education and has a strong track record of supporting our public schools. Katherine was instrumental in helping secure state funding for the new East Providence High School. She is also an advocate for improving and expanding the mental healthcare services that we provide to our students and parents. She is diligent and thoughtful in her approach to all of the many different issues she faces at the State House."
Manny & Stephanie Vinhateiro
"As the President of the Residents’ Association at Rumford Towers, I am proud to support Katherine. She stays in constant communication with our seniors and advocates for different measures to improve our way of life here in Rhode Island. Over the years, she has worked to lower the tax on social security, improve public transportation, and expand voter access. I am proud to support Katherine and appreciate the work she has done at the State House on our behalf."
Thomas Harrington
"Katherine has been a great advocate for small business owners and workers in our community. She was a leader in passing pay equity legislation that comprehensively addresses wage discrimination based on race, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, age and country of origin. Katherine also helped pass legislation that requires our schools to implement educational courses about African American history. We are proud to support Katherine because she is a good listener and a hard worker. We can always count on Katherine to work as hard as she can to help and improve our community."
Lorraine & Karen Ramos