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Providence City Council Ward 5 · Nov 3, 2026

Jacqueline Goldman

Candidate for City Council Ward 5

21 candidates · 15 seats8 sourced positions

Jacqueline Goldman is running for Providence City Council Ward 5 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Christopher L. Woodley and Timothy Donahue.

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Occupation (from candidate statement)
Democrat
Campaign website
www.jackiegoldmanri.com

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Where Jacqueline Goldman stands: positions on the record

Rent stabilization1 sourced position
  • Supports capping rent increases at 4% as part of a housing plan that also includes zoning changes and limits on large property managers buying homes.

    “capping rent increases at 4%”

    Own statementThe Providence Eye

Property taxes1 sourced position
  • Supports a graduated property tax with higher rates on properties worth $2 million and caps on property taxes for small single- and multi-family homes.

    Own statementThe Providence Eye

License-plate cameras1 sourced position
  • as reported by The Providence Eye; not a direct quote

    Called for removing Providence's Flock license-plate-reading cameras.

    Forum answerThe Providence Eye

Policing and immigration1 sourced position
  • as reported by The Providence Eye; not a direct quote

    Called for separating Providence police from federal immigration enforcement and strengthening the Providence External Review Authority.

    Forum answerThe Providence Eye

Public safety1 sourced position
  • Supports non-police response options for non-violent crime, such as mobile crisis teams, and more authority for PERA.

    Own statementJackie Goldman campaign

Schools1 sourced position
  • Wants a city budget that funds more social workers and counselors in Providence schools and a fixed state funding formula.

    Own statementThe Providence Eye

Neighborhood displacement1 sourced position
  • Supports transaction fees on large corporations buying properties and enforcing the city's vacancy tax.

    Own statementThe Providence Eye

Past candidacy1 sourced position

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