Public Goal
Build a clear, nonpartisan public resource that helps Rhode Islanders explore election results, turnout patterns, and legislative representation with confidence.
The Home of Rhode Island Politics
Rhode Island Elections Project
A data-driven guide to Rhode Island elections
The Home of Rhode Island Politics
See howRhode Island votes.
Election results, turnout maps, and precinct data, all in one place.
Search by candidate or by address.
Find the fastest path to your ballot, district pages, candidate comparison, and campaign finance.
Start typing a candidate name to jump straight to the right district and candidate tools.
2026 · House & Senate Preliminary
28 Days Before Elections Ratings
Our predictions for Rhode Island’s legislative races. Final ratings before Election Day.
Explore more map views
Compare turnout, uncontested districts, gender representation, and electoral competitiveness directly from the homepage.
Local elections · Test section
Explore Providence City Council wards
A first look at local race mapping: find your ward and explore all 15 council seats.
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The latest Rhode Island politics coverage, in one place.
Follow Rhode Island politics as it develops, from campaign filings to State House movement, in one live headline brief.
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Mission Statement
Making Rhode Island elections easier to understand.
The Rhode Island Elections Project promotes a more transparent and accessible democratic process by providing open, nonpartisan access to election data, research, and interactive tools. Through maps, results, turnout analysis, and precinct-level information, the project helps Rhode Islanders better understand how elections shape representation across the state.
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Project Scope
Cover Rhode Island election results, turnout maps, precinct tools, and district-level context from 2012 through 2024 in one accessible interface.
Map Color Guide
Across the 2026 filing map, blue marks Democratic-only filings, red marks Republican-only filings, teal marks Independent or Other-only filings, and purple marks districts where candidates from more than one party have filed.