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U.S. House, District 1: who gets your vote?

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Gabe Amo

Gabe Amo

U.S. House · Rhode Island District 1

NationalDemocrat

Candidate
Kellie Keenan

Kellie Keenan

Running for U.S. House · Rhode Island District 1

NationalRepublican

Gabe AmoCurrent repKellie KeenanChallenger

Job fit

Gabe Amo

Offices held

  • elected as a Democrat to the One Hundred Eighteenth Congress, by special election, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of United States Representative David N. Cicilline, and reelected to the succeeding Congress (November 7, 2023-present). 1

Other work

  • Previously, Congressman Amo was the Director of Public Engagement and Community Affairs for former Governor Gina Raimondo. 2

Education

  • He later graduated with a B.A. in Political Science from Wheaton College in Norton, Massachusetts, 2

Kellie Keenan

Other work

  • Small business owner. 3
  • Public health professional. 3

Top issues

Ranked by what Americans say matters most (Pew, 2026)

Gabe Amo

No stated positions on file yet.

Kellie Keenan

  • Health care costs
    Platform pledges to 'invest in our Community Health Centers — empower them to lead American healthcare forward' and 'expand pathways for doctors and healthcare professionals.' 4
  • Cost of living & jobs
    Campaign platform pledges to 'cut red tape so businesses can invest in local communities' and 'provide tax relief for working families and seniors,' favoring deregulation and lower taxes. 4
  • Immigration
    Platform's 'Rights, Safety & Accountability' plank calls for 'strong and secure borders,' an enforcement-first immigration stance. 4

No public stance found on: Guns, Crime & safety, Climate & energy

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How they voted on top issues

Gabe Amo

  • A home you can afford → Government helping with housing costs (3 of 3 votes) 5
  • Elections that are easy to vote in and hard to cheat → Making it easier to vote (3 of 3 votes) 5
  • Fair trade and prices at the store → Free trade and lower tariffs (2 of 2 votes) 5

Kellie Keenan

Nothing found for this candidate yet.

Who pays them

Gabe Amo

Where the campaign money came from6

small donorslarge donorscompanieslabor unionsindustry associationsOther kinds of donors
small donors$37Klarge donors$1.0Mcompanies$270Klabor unions$107Kindustryassociations$95KOther kinds ofdonors$125K$1.8M raised
$37,1796Small individual donors
$1,013,3586Large individual donors

Kellie Keenan

Where the campaign money came from7

small donorslarge donors
small donors$2Klarge donors$2K$5K raised
$2,4217Small individual donors
$2,2507Large individual donors

Checks

Gabe Amo

Checks run: missed votes

Nothing raised by these checks.

Not checked yet: stock trades

Kellie Keenan

No voting record to check yet

Based on current data. May change in a future update.

Sources

  1. AMO, Gabe | US House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives · checked 2026-10-19 used in: Experience
  2. About | Congressman Gabe Amo (web-extracted text; retrieved 2026-10-19) · checked 2026-10-19 used in: Experience
  3. Kellie Keenan for Congress (web-extracted text; retrieved 2026-10-19) · checked 2026-10-19 used in: Experience
  4. kelliekeenanforcongressri.com used in: Top issues
  5. Congress.gov roll-call votes · 2022-11-04 to 2026-11-04 used in: How they voted on top issues
  6. FEC · 2026 cycle used in: Money
  7. FEC · 2026 cycle used in: Money
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Gabe Amo
Candidate A

Gabe Amo

DemocratShown above

🚩 $1.8M raised, 57% from large donors, 37% from organized interests. Group coverage unverified: filing cutoffs and receipt scope have not been reconciled. Named amounts are not a complete split of the filed PAC total.
Filed PAC total: $654,421.85 (37% of $1,778,857.41 raised), 2026 cycle.
Named group amounts (not a complete filed split): $596,088.00, Group filing cutoff unavailable. Group source

Their votes pushed for: cutting pollution and moving to clean energy, more legal ways in, and protection for people already here, government paying more of the bill.

Sources

1 Background: About | Congressman Gabe Amo (web-extracted text; retrieved 2026-10-19) · checked 2026-10-19

2 Background: AMO, Gabe | US House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives · checked 2026-10-19

3 The money: FEC · 2026 cycle

4 Roll calls: Congress.gov roll-call votes · 2022-11-04 to 2026-11-04

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Kellie Keenan
Candidate B

Kellie Keenan

RepublicanShown above

No federal record yet. Campaign money: $5K raised, 48% from large donors, organized-interest share unavailable.

Says they are for: lower taxes and fewer rules on business, a tighter border and stricter enforcement.

Sources

1 Background: Kellie Keenan for Congress (web-extracted text; retrieved 2026-10-19) · checked 2026-10-19

2 The money: FEC · 2026 cycle

3 lower taxes and fewer rules on business: Candidate statement

4 a tighter border and stricter enforcement: Candidate statement

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Pedro DeSouza
Candidate C

Pedro DeSouza

Independent

We don't have campaign money records for this race yet.

Sources

1 Background: Pedro DeSouza for Congress (web-extracted text; retrieved 2026-10-19) · checked 2026-10-19

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