

Hi, Neighbor!
My name is Sue AnderBois and I am running for Rhode Island Lieutenant Governor to make government work for Rhode Islanders, give the office a purpose, and get things done.
My career has been driven by one question:
"What are you going to do about it?"
I know that Rhode Islanders deserve leaders who are going to stand up for them and put in the work to help make their lives better. That’s why I am running for Rhode Island Lieutenant Governor.
I have a track record of rolling up my sleeves, making government work, and achieving real results. As a Providence City Councilor, I made real progress for the city:
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Wrote and passed the Building Energy Reporting Ordinance (BERO) and the Carbon Neutral Buildings Act, ensuring all municipal buildings meet the city’s clean energy goals.
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Developed the North Main Street Task Force, where I coordinated with RIDOT to make our streets more livable and safe.
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Worked with labor unions make Providence the country’s first Climate Jobs City and committing to creating and sustaining good green jobs in Rhode Island
And that’s only a small slice of what I’ve accomplished. I was Rhode Island’s first Director of Food Strategy. I directed climate and clean energy policy across the Northeast at a large environmental nonprofit. I have worked in philanthropy, represented small businesses, and been on more boards and commissions than anyone can count.
This is how I work. I find timely and creative solutions to issues – and ensure that the right people are at the table to actually get the job done. Then, I work like hell to get things over the finish line. And this is the energy I will bring as Rhode Island’s next Lieutenant Governor.
Earth Day 2022 Short Documentary on RI PBS about Sue's Life & Career
Fast Facts about Sue...
How do you pronounce AnderBois?
Ander - Bwah
My husband & I made up our last name when we got married in 2007. We felt like we were making a new family and wanted our last name to reflect that. My pre-married name was DuBois; Scott’s was Anderson.
You grew up where?!
I grew up in a small town called New Providence in New Jersey. It felt fated when I actively chose Providence, RI to be my home.