Rhode Island Congressional District 2: Meet the candidates
Rhode Islanders in District 2 also have a choice to make for Congressman. The incumbent, Rep. Seth Magaziner, a Democrat, is facing a a challenge from Republican Steve Corvi.
Get ready for Election Day in Rhode Island
Rhode Island Voters Guide: Key races in the November 2024 General Election
Get ready for Election Day in Rhode Island: What to know about voting
Here's how early voting works in Rhode Island and how you can vote ahead of Election Day
Yes, Rhode Island does have early voting. Early voting is available at these locations, separated by town, place and address, which can be found on the Rhode Island election website. Their hours vary by location. Bristol - Town Hall - 10 Court St. Burrillville - Town Hall 105 - Harrisville Main St.
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Rhode Island Congressional District 1: Meet the candidates
If it feels like we just had an election for CD1, it's because we did: Rep. Gabe Amo won the 2023 special election to replace David Cicilline.
It’s never been easier for Rhode Islanders with disabilities to vote. But it’s still not perfect.
Regina Connor cast her ballot in Rhode Island’s Sept. 10 primary in minutes. Hardly the norm in her 54 years as a registered voter. The 75-year-old Smithfield resident is legally blind. “In the early days,
R.I. congressional delegation support of voting rights, Supreme Court ethics reform garners ‘perfect scores’ from watchdog group
Rhode Island’s Congressional delegation earned perfect scores from a nonpartisan watchdog organization for its support for voting rights and US Supreme Court reforms, and other pieces of “pro-democracy legislation.
These are the top issues for Rhode Islanders heading into the election
The new survey of 738 registered voters in Rhode Island from the University of New Hampshire Survey Center offers interesting insight into what Rhode Islanders are thinking about heading into the Nov.
Three new lawmakers are headed to the RI State House. Here are their stories.
The list includes a former GOP operative who switched parties, a Woonsocket sheet metal foreman, and a Peruvian-American attorney.
What to know about Question 1, which asks whether RI should hold a constitutional convention
In short, that if voters approve Question 1 on Nov. 5 there will be an election to choose 75 delegates who will meet at a time and place to be determined to recommend amendments to the constitution that would be put up for approval at another statewide election.
Assassination attempt on Trump leaves many concerned about violence ahead of elections
An apparent assassination on Former President Donald Trump has sparked both political and civilian condemnation of acts of violence.
Poor People's Campaign works to push low-income Rhode Islanders to vote
The push to get low-income Rhode Islanders to the voting booth was the focus of an event in Providence on Saturday. The Poor People's Campaign works with advocates and supporters to appeal to communities that don't typically vote.
Question 4 supporters call for approval of reworked green bond to support environment in RI
Under the proposal on the Nov. 5 ballot, millions would be channeled to RI open space, forest management and agricultural land preservation programs.