I’m proud to be endorsed by Rhode Island Working Families Party!

We’re excited to announce that we've endorsed @jilld.bsky.social for Providence City Council Ward 2! 💙💚 Learn more about Jill’s campaign by visiting jilldavidsonri.com 🌎 #providenceri #rhodeisland #providence #local #election #RunOnClimate #climatechange #earth #sustainable #climatepolicy #cities

We’re excited too! @runonclimate.bsky.social’s endorsement means a lot. Thanks for the support!

I grew up with cows in front of my house and sheep in the back. That’s one reason I love being outside and care about safe green spaces in our city! I learned early on that when neighbors connect, great things happen. To learn more about me and my goals for Providence, visit jilldavidsonri.com

Thank you so much to Brown Votes for hosting an incredible panel about the Providence City Council Ward 2 Special Election! I loved the opportunity to speak more about my vision for Providence. To learn more about me and support my campaign for City Council, visit jilldavidsonri.com

From Rick and Joan: “Of all the candidates running for the City Council, Jill’s priorities for Providence match ours the best. We need stronger communities, better schools, and a greener environment to make this city a better place for everyone.” Learn more about me at jilldavidsonri.com/wedo

I worked with the late Ted Sizer (of Ward 2!) and the Coalition of Essential Schools. I became the managing director of this network of schools that was born in Providence. To learn more about me and support my campaign for Providence City Council, visit jilldavidsonri.com

Thanks, Andy!

Early voting is underway! Make a plan to vote on or before Tuesday, November 4th. If you’d like to vote early, you can vote at Providence City Hall during business hours. Visit my website at jilldavidsonri.com/wedo to learn about me and why neighbors support Jill Davidson for Ward 2!

Sam Zurier says “I believe Jill is the right person at the right time…to represent Ward 2 and our city with integrity.” To learn why Sam and others across our city support my run for Providence City Council, visit jilldavidsonri.com/wedo

I’m proud to have joined thousands of Rhode Islanders yesterday at No Kings. In this time of uncertainty at a national level, I am prepared to bring responsibility, transparency, and a commitment to inclusive values to Providence City Council. Learn more about me at jilldavidsonri.com

Helen Anthony says: “I am proud to endorse Jill Davidson. I know what it takes to be an effective advocate, and Jill has exactly the experience and dedication we need.” To see why Helen and others in our city support my run for Providence City Council, visit www.jilldavidsonri.com/wedo

There are many reasons to vote for me in the upcoming Providence City Council election, but here are just five! To learn more about me, visit jilldavidsonri.com

For years I have stood up for different causes. In this time of threats to our rights on a national level, I will continue to fight as a City Council member. Please join me this afternoon at 1pm at the State House for No Kings, a demonstration of unity, hope, and resilience.

Ty to the Graduate Labor Org, Brown Rise Up, Stand Up Brown and other orgs for raising our collective voice in celebration for Brown University's rejection of Trump's campus compact. Our fight continues, and we must stand strong and united for our rights here in Providence and beyond.

I will advocate for fiscal transparency and financial stability as we face an underfunded pension system, aging infrastructure, and rising cost of living. I’ve wrote a column for East Side Monthly for six years, and I will keep Ward 2 resident informed about issues our city is facing.

We are deeply honored to have the support of Councilor Helen Anthony and Senator Sam Zurier – two people who have served our community with integrity and stood for transparency. See more neighbors who endorse Jill Davidson for city council here: www.jilldavidsonri.com/wedo

Providence’s biggest problems cut across our 15 wards. My collaborative leadership runs from the East Side to Olneyville because I know we win together or lose separately. No single leader can fix things, but if we come together we can get things done. Learn more about me at jilldavidsonri.com

The health of our public schools is an urgent issue facing Providence. We need city leaders who have deep experience with schools, and a proven ability to collaborate with the diverse communities in our city. Ty @thepvdeye.bsky.social for sharing my thoughts! pvdeye.org/jill-davidso...

At the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council I fight for clean water, green spaces, and climate resilience for our neighborhoods. I have worked with city agencies to address sustainability. Climate resilience is not just a campaign promise, it’s my job. Learn more about me at jilldavidsonri.com

Thank you to Marti Mann and Don Baier for hosting an incredible house party last night! I love any opportunity to speak with my neighbors. Please join me for my next house party at 479 Lloyd Ave at 7pm this Thursday 10/16

Strong schools build opportunity, and I’ve spent much of my career advocating for great schools nationally and locally. My three sons attended Providence Public Schools, and I helped organize parents at every school they attended. Learn more about me at jilldavidsonri.com

If you want to vote by mail, the Providence Board of Canvassers must receive your completed application by 4:00pm Oct. 14.  The City offers a secure mail ballot drop box on Eddy Street behind City Hall and you can drop your application there! Complete an online application at mailballot.sos.ri.gov

I have been an advocate for our neighbors, parents, and students for 20 years. I have led three PTOs, am a founding member of the Sessions Street Community Garden, and have served on boards including Temple Emanu-el and the JCC. Learn more about me at www.jilldavidsonri.com

I have been working with amazing volunteers to speak to voters and hear your concerns about Providence. If you’re planning to vote by mail in this year’s City Council election, be sure to get your application in by October 14, 2025. Visit https:/mailballot.sos.ri.gov/ for details and to apply.

My mom and I are spending the day walking door to door and speaking with our neighbors! I am ready to show up, listen, and work side by side with our community. Rain or shine we're in this together. Visit jilldavidsonri.com to learn more about me and support my campaign for Providence City Council!

We need leaders who understand the impact of skyrocketing cost of living and increased property taxes. Learn more about me at www.jilldavidsonri.com or come meet me at my upcoming house parties on 10/14 at 6:30PM at 222 8th St and 10/16 at 7pm at 479 Lloyd Ave!

I’m incredibly honored to announce that my campaign for Providence City Council has been officially endorsed by SEIU 1199, the Graduate Labor Organization, and Reclaim Rhode Island! Together, we’re building a Providence where everyone can thrive. Learn more about me at www.jilldavidsonri.com

I’m proud to be endorsed by SEIU 1199! These workers care for our community every day, and I’m honored to have earned their support. Learn more about me on my website at www.jilldavidsonri.com @seiu1199nw.bsky.social

Big thanks to the Mernoff’s for hosting my first house party this evening. I had an amazing time spending time with you all and look forward to every opportunity I get to speak with my neighbors. Find a list of important dates and events on my website at www.jilldavidsonri.com

Ward 2 Providence City Council candidate @jilld.bsky.social shows up at the @seiu1199nw.bsky.social informational picket outside PCHC on Prairie Ave. She has SEIU’s endorsement.

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“We support Jill Davidson because she knows how to have productive conversations with neighbors and colleagues—about schools, housing and the environment.” I’m so grateful to Marty and Don for their support of my campaign for Providence City Council and hope to have yours too!

Nine years after it was first proposed, Providence was still trying to work out building a 4 line subway. Would have gone to the Red Bridge, North Burial Ground, Olneyville, and Trinity Square. Imagine the city we would have now if there'd been a will to get it done 103 years ago.

I’ve been engaged in our neighborhoods for decades. I’ve volunteered my time on the boards of numerous community groups that have added so much to our city. Learn more about me and my vision for Providence at www.jilldavidsonri.com

I’ve spent 20 years proving that good things happen with consistency and hard work and I’m ready to take my experience and skills to City Hall. Voter registration deadline for the special primaries is TODAY! If you haven’t yet, register at vote.sos.ri.gov I would love your support in the primaries!

The deadline to register to vote is TOMORROW! Rebecca says “I support Jill because she clearly believes in a phrase that a lot of politicians don’t seem to: the common good.” I am so grateful to Rebecca for her support and hope I can have yours too. Visit www.jilldavidsonri.com/volunteer

The Brown Daily Herald explains why the Ward 2 election will shape decisions that affect all of us: www.browndailyherald.com/article/2025... Come to Brown Votes Candidate Forum 10/22 7-9pm at Metcalf Research Building Auditorium at 190 Thayer Street to get informed on the Ward 2 City Council race!

Throwback Thursday! Strong schools build opportunity, and I’ve spent much of my career advocating for great schools nationally and locally. We need to ensure that students, families and teachers have a strong voice in the return to local control, and that we can move the district forward

For 4 years Jill taught conflict resolution to school leaders at Antioch New England’s School of Education. The course was part of principal certification. Let’s find ways to come together and get things done! Visit www.jilldavidsonri.com

I am so grateful for the support I have gained in Ward 2. Every voice in Providence matters, and I am running for City Council to make sure your voice is heard. Together, we can make real change in Providence. Let’s get to work! Visit www.jilldavidsonri.com/volunteer

Thank you to the Boston Globe for covering the Providence City Council election and to @stephmachado.bsky.social for taking the time to highlight the issues that matter most to our community. I’m grateful to be included in this important conversation about the future of our city.

I’m running for Providence City Council because I think we’d benefit from more public officials who know what it is like to have hard conversations about what matters most. To request a lawn sign, support my campaign, or volunteer, visit www.jilldavidsonri.com/volunteer

Lawn signs are in and are already popping up across Ward 2! I’m running for City Council because I care deeply about the future of Providence. You can show your support by requesting a lawn sign at jilldavidsonri.com

When the city threatened to shut Nathan Bishop, I joined Sam Zurier and other parents to fight for our neighborhood. Parents worked with teachers and students to reinvent Bishop!

Declaration of candidacy, done! I’m running to represent Ward 2 on the Providence City Council because I love our community. Visit my website to learn more about my priorities and support my campaign. www.jilldavidsonri.com

The East Side is experiencing the impact of a changing climate, and I am prepared to address serious stormwater and flooding issues. For the last six years I’ve worked for the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council, where I’ve fought for clean water, green space, and climate resilience in our city

I still marvel at our city’s walkability, and I walk every day to explore Providence (and yes, I think about sidewalk repair!). If I’m lucky enough to serve as your councilor, I’ll keep walking through our neighborhoods – not just during elections, but every day.

For all who are observing Rosh Hashanah, may 5768 bring you blue skies and sweet fruit. Let's use this new year to connect with our neighbors, spread joy and kindness, and do our part to heal the world. L'shana tova!