Five candidates are on the ballot for governor of Rhode Island on Nov. 3. Here is where Democrat Helena Foulkes, Republican Aaron Guckian and independents Ken Block, Jay Gotra and C.D. Reynolds stand on housing, taxes and energy costs.

Two candidates are on the ballot for New York governor on Nov. 3. Here is where Kathy Hochul and Bruce Blakeman stand on taxes and energy costs.

The Trump administration is using the Defense Production Act to put up to $42 million behind the Constitution Pipeline, a 125-mile natural gas line from Pennsylvania to New York that New York regulators blocked in 2016. Energy Secretary Chris Wright says it will lower costs and reduce blackout risks across the Northeast.