House Minority Leader Morgan Says “Polling Looks Good” for RI Gubernatorial Run
Thursday, August 17, 2017
Rhode Island House Republican Minority Leader Patricia Morgan -- who announced in July that she is exploring a run for Rhode Island in 2018 -- said that she while she was in the field recently polling, she isn't ready to release her poll results until she makes a formal announcement.
Morgan's remarks came Wednesday during her appearance on GoLocal LIVE with News Editor Kate Nagle, when she said that she intends to make a decision on the campaign this fall.
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