Stay up to date on my commission work! I am currently chairing two study commissions - one on aging and one on short-term rentals.
Capitol TV is the media outlet for Rhode Island’s General Assembly. They record the study commission meetings and publish them for on-demand viewing. Click the buttons below to view the recordings of my two study commissions.
Discussion on Burning Plastics: What is the plastic waste management plan for Rhode Island?
With Special guests Rep. Michelle McGaw, Portsmouth, Jed Thorp, RI Clean Water Action, and Kevin Budris, Just Zero
Thank you to the Senior Agenda Coalition of Rhode Island for hosting the fourteenth annual Better Care, Better Aging Conference & Expo on November 18, 2022. These are my remarks from the event.
I joined What’sUpNewp for a live virtual video conversation on Thursday, November 3 at 11 am.
Click to view on WUN website: https://whatsupnewp.com/2022/11/wun-on-one-a-conversation-with-lauren-carson-candidate-for-state-rep-in-district-75/
Rep Carson and Cortvriend discuss building standards in regards to the Act on Climate, with experts from the Arcadia Center.
US Senator Sheldon Whitehouse and RI State Senator Dawn Euer discuss their experience at the COP26 Conference in Glasgow, Scotland.
Discussion with John Marion of Common Cause about Redistricting in Rhode Island. Hosted by RI State Representatives Terri Cortvriend, Lauren Carson, and Michelle McGaw
Aquidneck Island Climate Caucus meeting on 2.22.2021
Topic: Discussion with Save the Bay on upcoming Rhode Island Green Bonds
"We're in a civil war, and we have a pandemic." Rhode Island State Representative Lauren Carson on the start of a new year in this country.
Aquidneck Island Climate Caucus meeting on 1.24.2021
Special Guest: Senator Sheldon Whitehouse
Topic: Special conversation on Climate Change during the Biden administration with Rhode Island Senator Sheldon Whitehouse
Talks with Terri #34 on 12.9.2020
Special Guest: John Marion of Common Cause
Topic: Rep. Terri Cortvriend and I take questions from constituents and community members as we discuss the way public meetings are being held remotely as the RI General Assembly considers moving hearings and meetings online.
Aquidneck Island Climate Caucus meeting on 11.18.2020
Special Guest: Hank Webster from the Acadia Center
Topic: Future of natural gas on Aquidneck Island, and electrifying heat as an alternative in response to NGRID’s report.
Make a plan for how you are going to vote this year!
The safest way to vote is by mail ballot. In Rhode Island, you must submit a mail ballot application by October 13 in order to receive a mail ballot for the 2020 General Election.
Visit this link to fill out your mail ballot application: https://elections.ri.gov/voting/applymail.php
You can also click here for information about the three ways to vote this year.
This year I’m doing less door knocking and focusing on making more virtual connections with you so I created this video to let you know what I’ve been working on.
It’s very important for me to hear your concerns, which guide my work at the State House. Please contact me at 401.523.1143 or laurenhcarson@gmail.com.
Click to view more information about my Digital Door Knocking campaign and learn how to vote in this year’s General Election.
In order to vote by mail for the 2020 Rhode Island Primary Election, you must submit a mail ballot application by August 18, 2020. Vote safely this election cycle, vote at home, vote by mail.
You can download the mail ballot application form at this link: https://elections.ri.gov/voting/applymail.php
I am excited to announce my campaign for reelection to my seat in the Rhode Island House of Representatives! I am proud to represent my Newport community in House District 75 and ask for your vote on November 3, 2020.
Lauren walks around The Point and talks to voters on July 13, 2016.
Lauren collects signatures to ensure her place on the ballot on July 6, 2016.
