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Current roleElder care worker
PartyDemocratic
Political ideologyProgressive Democrat
LocationRhode Island
BackgroundElder care worker
EducationLehigh University (2019–2020)
Notable personal detailsConnor Burbridge is a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in Rhode Island in the 2026 election cycle. He has described his work background as an elder care worker and has campaigned under the committee Burbridge for RI. His professional background also includes work for Aldersbridge Communities in Rhode Island.
Supports progressive taxation on the ultra-wealthy and corporations, creation of a large national wealth fund to pay annual dividends (a path toward UBI), and tax penalties on corporations with very large CEO-to-worker pay ratios. Proposes financing major public investments (clean energy, housing, public power) through progressive taxes and public borrowing to expand social and economic programs.
The candidate supports universal healthcare and advocates moving to a single-payer system to remove the profit motive from healthcare and guarantee high-quality, free medical insurance for all. The campaign emphasizes expanding public programs and investing in reproductive and maternal care as part of a universal system.
The candidate supports broad reproductive rights, stating that reproductive healthcare — including abortion — should be accessible, affordable, and unfettered. The campaign opposes the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade and calls for legal protections and investments in reproductive and birthing healthcare.
The candidate calls climate collapse an existential threat and advocates dramatically ramping down fossil fuel usage while investing heavily in clean energy jobs, green technology research, public power to lower utility costs, and major transportation shifts (high-speed rail, expanded transit, electrification). The campaign proposes directing public investment (including a national wealth fund) toward the green transition and prioritizing scientific research and green technology development.
Connor Burbridge is in the news as a candidate tied to a broader push by Democratic-led states to restrict federal immigration agents from polling places. The biggest recent development is New Mexico’s new law barring armed agents from polling locations, with other states considering similar steps. The effort is aimed at preventing voter intimidation and could face legal challenges.


Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne
2026
LatestCycle 2026
Source: FEC
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