𝕂𝕖𝕟 𝔹𝕝𝕠𝕔𝕜 @KenBlockRI

I'll be on with Tara Granahan on WPRO this morning (Monday June 8, 2026) at 9:35AM.

No credible, legally admissible evidence of fraud that would change an election result has been brought forward for any swing state presidential election in 2020. None. There have been plenty of accusations, but not one of them has been proven true. It is kind of like believers in a flat earth - there are a lot of them, but the evidence and science prove they are wrong.

Haven't we had enough of hypocrisy from RI politicians? Helena Foulkes states in her new TV ad that she will "stand up to Trump". As reported by GolocalProv, Foulkes contributed heavily to Trump as a top executive at CVS. Foulkes' empty words are not leadership. They are just the standard double-speak that so many RI politicians send our way. Leadership is speaking truth to power. It isn't about blind opposition. I told the Oval Office that voter fraud played no role in the outcome of any statewide presidential result in the 2020 election after the 2020 Trump campaign paid me to look for it. I shared this with the world through domestic and international news media. I authored a book about it to ensure the truth was documented accurately. My truth-telling motivated Time Magazine to name me a "Democracy Defender". Rhode Islanders need a serious governor who will address the most pressing issues facing us today, too many of which are self-inflicted. Our government is misfiring, bridges are collapsing, billions of dollars' worth of computer systems don't work properly, and the federal government is fining us tens of millions of dollars because we are improperly giving federal safety-net funds to people who are not eligible to receive them. Our most pressing fight is not with Washington, DC. It is our own government's failures. There is only one candidate for governor who has the experience, skills, and drive to put Rhode Island back on a better track. Vote smart. Vote Ken Block.

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@NanaWildflowers This election is different. None of the party candidates are well liked. And nationally, a similar thing is happening. In RI. I can assure you that party is not the main factor in my race.

Party politicians are preparing to pilfer your pocketbook. Hold on to your wallets, because a big driver of the unaffordability of living in RI is about to hit us again. The proposed state budget (which nearly always passes) is nearly $1 billion larger than last year's (up almost 7%) and includes $600 million in new borrowing. Worse, the party candidates for Governor are talking about freely spending even more of your money if they win next year with hundreds of millions in new bonds. It is way easier to buy votes than to earn them by doing the hard work of governing. Rhode Islanders have had it with what passes for politics as usual. We can't get a different result if we elect yet another party politician who is compromised by special interests before inauguration day. I am not beholden to party or union bosses. I'm independent, a problem solver, and I believe RI needs to ensure we spend our budget dollars well before asking voters for more Vote smart. Vote Block.

Thank you, Gov. Christine Todd Whitman @GovCTW and @Fwd_Party, for your very generous support.

@GenePearso92544 My first executive order will be to freeze all procurements above $3,000,000 so that we can stop writing contracts that lose us billions of dollars.

I am running for governor to solve problems in a fact-based way, using common-sense solutions. Imagine four years of thoughtful leadership… moving RI forward, not backward. That is what I am about, and what I am about to show you very soon. Stand by for a crazy problem that impacts our health and bank accounts. The common-sense solution should be a no-brainer, and implementable well before the election.

@SamuelWBell Line 10 doesn't prevent mass reduction in benefits?

The Charter Review Commission, of which I was a member, spent months researching and discussing how to best replace the town’s Financial Town Meeting. The version of the Financial Town Referendum (FTR) we designed was not what the Town Council ultimately presented to voters on the ballot. Today’s FTR was a success in that participation was tremendous and participating did not require sitting in a high school auditorium for many hours. However, having only the option to approve the budget in the FTR is idiotic. The town should consider implementing the version of the FTR that the Charter Review Commission designed. With one important change: limit amendments to two per resident. One resident proposed over 30 amendments this year, each of which went on the ballot.

Today, we honor and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

Both parades I was planning on walking in tomorrow have been canceled. For one of them, I had to get the ACLU to remind the town that they could not constitutionally exclude my participation because I was not in a political party. For the other, I found out too late to react that I was not allowed to walk in a municipally-sponsored parade because I did not hold elected office, which also probably does not pass constitutional muster. I have the ACLU on speed dial. These are examples of party politicians doing ugly things to keep their grip on consolidated power. I am not going to let that happen!!

There are plenty of reasons to want to be in Rhode Island.

Here to testify on the Inspector General bills in both chambers.

Block for Governor Campaign Statement on Handing the Providence Schools Back to Local Control State control hasn't worked yet, but control of the school system should remain where it is PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The RI State Department of Education has announced that state control of the Providence public school system will end, handing control back to the city school committee. In response to this news, RI gubernatorial candidate Ken Block said, "While the state has had control of the school system for six years, not nearly enough change and improvement has been made. Less than 20% of Providence public school system students are at grade level." "All of the adults involved in educating our urban core public school students share the blame for this failure. No one in charge of the Providence schools - neither the city nor the state - has brought the changes that our most disadvantaged students desperately need." "I disagree with handing control of the Providence schools back to local officials. Six years of state control should have led to far more substantial and impactful changes. The Providence public school system is failing its students and making the adult lives of its 'graduates' substantially harder than they should be." "Political courage is needed. A strong governor needs to drive efforts to improve this failed school system. As governor, I would bring together problem-solving adults involved in every aspect of Providence's students' education and push hard for consensus and solutions to this problem, which has ruined the education of generations of Providence public school students. Everyone needs to commit to the idea that the highest priority of the Providence school system must be far better outcomes than we are achieving today." "Providence's public school students deserve far better educational outcomes than they are receiving."

We looked as hard as humanly possible at every single thing the campaign asked us to review. There was (and to this day, there still is zero proof that enough voter fraud occurred to change the result of any swing state. The campaign's top lawyers not only accepted my results but also reported them up the chain, and they were accepted as the truth by Mark Meadows. To this day, no one anywhere has presented legally admissible evidence that voter fraud tipped the 2020 election. I deal in legally admissible facts, and none supported the voter fraud narrative. None.

This, for sure, is one of my proudest moments, although all I did was speak the truth.

Thank you @AndrewYang and @Fwd_Party. Today's event was impressive, as is your roster of endorsed independent candidates! So exciting to be part of a growing movement to do politics differently (and better)! Forward!!