In addition to voting for your presidential candidate of choice, Rhode Island voters will decide on five statewide ballot measures on Tuesday, Nov. 5.

To make sure you’re prepared, you can look up your sample ballot. All you have to do is enter your address to see which races and referendums you’ll be voting on. 🗳️ Rhode Island: View ...

In 2016, Rhode Island does not have a U.S. Senator or gubernatorial race. To see what the ballot looks like in your district, click here to use Ballotpedia’s Sample Ballot Lookup tool.

☆ Voter Guide: Everything you need to cast your ballot ☆ How to vote early in Rhode Island ☆ Debates: US Senate, Cranston mayor and more Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5.

The Rhode Island Board of Elections in Cranston was a beehive of activity Tuesday as ballots were cast across the state.

The general election is November 8th. Here's everything Rhode Island citizens need to know to make an informed decision when you cast your ballot.

How to vote The deadline to register for Rhode Island’s primary elections has passed. You can check your registration status on the secretary of state’s website here.

Rhode Islanders can vote on three statewide ballot measures in the general election, along with any local referendums.

Rhode Island changed state law this summer to remove three significant election barriers, but roadblocks including a strict voter ID requirement remain an issue, particularly for voters of color. Both ...

What is the voter registration deadline for the September primary? Rhode Island voters must register to vote by Aug. 14.

Rhode Island announced the opening of the new online application portal for voters to request a mail ballot.