US ELECTION DASHBOARD
Preparing public records and geographic context.
STATE PROFILE · RI
Who represents Rhode Island in the federal government, who governs it at home, and what is on its 2026 ballot. Officeholders come from imported public source records.
01 · IN WASHINGTON
Members of the U.S. Congress elected from Rhode Island. The President and Vice President serve the nation as a whole and do not represent an individual state in Congress.
Choosing a state identifies its two senators and its whole House delegation. Which representative serves a particular resident depends on their congressional district; the district map or the state election office can identify it.
02 · IN THE STATE CAPITAL
Rhode Island's own executive and legislature. State senators and representatives serve in the state legislature, not in the U.S. Congress.
Dan McKee
Governor of Rhode Island · in office since January 3, 2023
Democratic
Official websiteVerified October 31, 2026 · National Governors Association, Open States People
Governor election scheduled · November 3, 2026 (candidates are not officeholders)
Candidates & race detailsOpen States revision 15d0336 · Oct 17, 2026 · Stale. Coverage varies by state; a missing record is not a vacancy. A resident's own state legislators depend on their address.
03 · ON THE BALLOT
Contests scheduled for November 3, 2026. Candidates are listed on election pages and are kept separate from current officeholders.
Rhode Island
Incumbent seeking reelection · Six-year Class II term beginning January 3, 2027
Also on the ballot: Michael Bahry (Independent)
Partial official record · Reviewed
Rhode Island
Seat status unverified · Four-year term
Also on the ballot: Kenneth Block (Independent), Jasjit S. Gotra (Independent), C. D. Reynolds (Independent)
Partial official record · Reviewed
Sources & methodology → · For official ballots and polling places, consult the state election authority.
