General Assembly of Rhode Island

The General Assembly of Rhode Island is the state’s legislative body, responsible for creating laws, approving the state budget, and setting policies. It consists of two chambers: the Senate and the House of Representatives, with members elected by Rhode Island residents. The Assembly meets regularly to consider proposed laws, amend existing ones, and address issues affecting the state. Its role is similar to a city council but on a statewide level, ensuring that the government reflects the needs and priorities of Rhode Island’s citizens through legislation and oversight.