Why Rhode Island may oust a sitting governor over a bridge

Rhode Island's political landscape is heating up as Governor Dan McKee faces potential primary defeat over his handling of the notorious Jamestown Bridge project. If McKee loses, it will mark a historic first in eight years where a sitting governor faces primary defeat, not due to ideological battles but over infrastructure management. This situation underscores the intense public scrutiny over government accountability and responsiveness, especially concerning critical public works projects. The outcome could have significant implications for both state politics and the broader national discourse on infrastructure governance.