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2026 elections

Rhode Island

4 races on the Nov. 3, 2026, ballot covered here. Pick a race for its candidates and the money behind each.

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U.S. Senate

U.S. SenateRhode Island Senate

Michael Anthony Bahry (I), Ray McKay (R), Jack Reed (D)

Campaigns raised $4M; outside groups spent $0.

Solid Democratic

Governor

GovernorRhode Island Governor

Ken Block (I), Helena Foulkes (D), Jasjit Gotra (I), Jay Gotra (I), Aaron Guckian (R), C. D. Reynolds (I) and 1 more

Solid D

U.S. House

U.S. HouseRI-01

Gabe Amo (D), Pedro Junior Soares DeSouza (I), Kellie Eleanor Keenan (R)

Campaigns raised $2M; outside groups spent $0.

U.S. HouseRI-02

Seth Magaziner (D), Vic Mellor Sr. (R)

Campaigns raised $5.1M; outside groups spent $0.

Who represents Rhode Island now

  • Sheldon WhitehouseSenator · Democrat
  • Jack ReedSenator · Democrat · running in Rhode Island Senate
  • Gabe AmoDistrict 1 · Democrat · running in RI-01
  • Seth MagazinerDistrict 2 · Democrat · running in RI-02

How they voted, by issue →

Current members from the @unitedstates congress-legislators project (bioguide IDs used to match roll calls).

Ballot measures

  • Question 1: Higher Education Facilities Bond, $275 millionLegislatively referred bond issue
  • Question 2: Housing and Homeownership Bond, $120 millionLegislatively referred bond issue
  • Question 3: Economic Development Bond, $100 millionLegislatively referred bond issue
  • Question 4: Cultural Economy Bond, $50 millionLegislatively referred bond issue
  • Question 5: Green Economy Bond, $55 millionLegislatively referred bond issue

Reported: list from the state’s published ballot. State source