Cranston City Council Citywide · Nov 3, 2026
Kristen Haroian
Candidate for City Council Citywide
Kristen Haroian is running for Cranston City Council Citywide in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 6 candidates are running for 3 seats.
Early voting begins · Wed, Oct 14, 2026
- Occupation (from candidate statement)
- Democrat
Kristen Haroian holds the Ward 2 seat and is running for a citywide seat; Sara Haupt, Gregory Charpentier and Jesse Dooley are running for Ward 2. Cranston Herald
Steven Stycos, Kristen Haroian and Emilia Vaziri advanced from the September 9 Democratic primary for the three citywide seats. RI Board of Elections · Sep 15, 2026
Where Kristen Haroian stands: positions on the record
Flock cameras1 sourced position
Supports Flock cameras with safeguards to protect residents' privacy.
“I support the use of Flock cameras as long as appropriate safeguards are in place to protect residents' privacy.”
Own statementCranston Herald
School funding2 sourced positions
Voted yes to approve the council's amendments to the FY2025-26 budget, which increased school funding by $357,537 (passed 9-0, April 2025).
Council voteCranston City Council minutes, special meeting, April 23, 2025 · Apr 23, 2025
as reported by the Cranston Herald
Said she wishes the city could fully fund its schools; the Herald reported all four Democratic candidates strongly supported increasing local school funding.
“I honestly wish we could fully fund our schools.”
Forum answerCranston Herald
School labor contracts1 sourced position
Voted yes on the ordinance ratifying the School Committee's collective bargaining agreement with the Laborers' tradespeople and mechanics unit (passed 6-1, April 2026).
Council voteCranston City Council minutes, April 20, 2026 · Apr 20, 2026
What Kristen Haroian said vs. how Kristen Haroian voted
School funding
In their words
Said she wishes the city could fully fund its schools; the Herald reported all four Democratic candidates strongly supported increasing local school funding.
as reported by the Cranston Herald ·Cranston Herald
On the record
Voted yes to approve the council's amendments to the FY2025-26 budget, which increased school funding by $357,537 (passed 9-0, April 2025).
Apr 23, 2025 ·Cranston City Council minutes, special meeting, April 23, 2025 · Apr 23, 2025
Also running for City Council Citywide
- Richard Campopiano (incumbent)
- Justin Erickson
- Joseph Iannitti
- Steven Stycos
- Emilia Vaziri (incumbent)
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