Providence City Council Ward 3 · Nov 3, 2026

Yulyana Torres

Candidate for City Council Ward 3

21 candidates · 15 seats8 sourced positions

Yulyana Torres is running for Providence City Council Ward 3 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, unopposed.

Mail ballot application deadline · Tue, Oct 13, 2026

Attorney at Sojourner House and Providence native.

Where Yulyana Torres stands: positions on the record

Rent stabilization1 sourced position

Supports rent stabilization and says the city needs to cap rents.
“We need to cap rents to protect our neighbors from being priced out or becoming (further) rent-burdened.”
Own statementYulyana Torres campaign

Immigration enforcement1 sourced position

Says she will push for restrictions and oversight to eliminate collaboration between Providence police and ICE.
“I will also fight for stronger restrictions and oversight mechanisms to eliminate PPD-ICE collaboration and strengthen policies that regulate ICE movement in Providence.”
Own statementYulyana Torres campaign

First priorities1 sourced position

as reported by The Providence Eye; not a direct quote
Said her first priority would be stronger protections against police cooperation with ICE, followed by housing legislation.
Forum answerThe Providence Eye

Housing supply1 sourced position

Supports inclusionary zoning, streamlined permitting and using the Providence Redevelopment Agency and Housing Trust Fund to develop housing.
Own statementYulyana Torres campaign

Schools1 sourced position

Says fully funding Providence public schools is her top priority as a councilor.
Own statementYulyana Torres campaign

City revenue1 sourced position

Wants the city to revisit its contracts and tax deals, including the Superman building tax deal, and get more payments from large institutions.
Own statementYulyana Torres campaign

Small business rents1 sourced position

Says she would advocate for rent caps for small local businesses as well as rent stabilization.
Own statementThe Providence Eye

Public safety1 sourced position

Proposes a preventive-care EMS pilot and more EMS funding, including reopening the former fire station 4 on Rochambeau.
Own statementYulyana Torres campaign

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