Elected Representatives

Rhode Island
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President

 
Barack Obama Democrat

Vice President

 
Joe Biden Democrat

US Senate

 
Jack Reed Democrat
Sheldon Whitehouse Democrat

US House of Representatives

 
Patrick Kennedy Democrat
Jim Langevin Democrat

Governor

 
Don Carcieri Republican

Lieutenant Governor

 
Elizabeth Roberts Democrat

State Senate

 
Dennis Algiere Republican
Dave Bates Republican
Leo Blais Republican
Frank Ciccone Democrat
Daniel Connors Democrat
Marc Cote Democrat
Elizabeth Crowley Democrat
Daniel Da Ponte Democrat
Frank Devall Democrat
Louis DiPalma Democrat
James Doyle Democrat
Walter Felag Democrat
Paul Fogarty Democrat
Hanna Gallo Democrat
Maryellen Goodwin Democrat
Paul Jabour Democrat
Beatrice Lanzi Democrat
Michael Lenihan Democrat
Charles Levesque Democrat
Erin Lynch Democrat
Frank Maher Republican
Christopher Maselli Democrat
John McBurney Democrat
Michael McCaffrey Democrat
Harold Metts Democrat
Joshua Miller Democrat
Edward O'Neill Independent
Teresa Paiva-Weed Democrat
Rhoda Perry Democrat
Roger Picard Democrat
Juan Pichardo Democrat
Michael Pinga Democrat
Leonidas Raptakis Democrat
Dominick Ruggerio Democrat
James Sheehan Democrat
V. Susan Sosnowski Democrat
John Tassoni Democrat
William Walaska Democrat

State House of Representatives

 
Edith Ajello Democrat
Joseph Almeida Democrat
Samuel Azzinaro Democrat
Lisa Baldelli-Hunt Democrat
Jon Brien Democrat
David Caprio Democrat
John Carnevale Democrat
Kenneth Carter Democrat
Elaine Coderre Democrat
Arthur Corvese Democrat
Steven Costantino Democrat
Roberto DaSilva Democrat
Elizabeth Dennigan Democrat
John DeSimone Democrat
Grace Diaz Democrat
Rod Driver Democrat
Jay Edwards Democrat
Laurence Ehrhardt Republican
Deborah Fellela Democrat
Frank Ferri Democrat
Christopher Fierro Democrat
Robert Flaherty Democrat
Gordon Fox Democrat
Douglas Gablinske Democrat
Raymond Gallison Democrat
Alfred Gemma Democrat
Joanne Giannini Democrat
Scott Guthrie Democrat
Art Handy Democrat
Joy Hearn Democrat
Russell Jackson Democrat
Robert Jacquard Democrat
Brian Kennedy Democrat
Peter Kilmartin Democrat
Donald Lally Democrat
Charlene Lima Democrat
John Loughlin Republican
Karen Macbeth Democrat
Jan Malik Democrat
Mike Marcello Democrat
Peter Martin Democrat
Nicholas Anthony Mattiello Democrat
John Joseph McCauley Democrat
Joseph McNamara Democrat
Helio Melo Democrat
Rene Menard Democrat
William Murphy Democrat
Eileen Slattery Naughton Democrat
Brian Newberry Republican
Patrick O'Neill Democrat
Edwin Pacheco Democrat
Peter Palumbo Democrat
Peter Petrarca Democrat
Scott Pollard Democrat
Amy Rice Democrat
Michael Rice Democrat
Deborah Ruggiero Democrat
William San Bento Democrat
John Savage Republican
Gregory Schadone Democrat
David Segal Democrat
Patricia Serpa Democrat
Mary Ann Shallcross-Smith Democrat
Agostinho Silva Democrat
Scott Slater Democrat
Raymond Sullivan Democrat
Joseph Trillo Republican
Stephen Ucci Democrat
Kenneth Vaudreuil Democrat
Donna Walsh Democrat
Peter Wasylyk Democrat
Robert Watson Republican
Anastasia Williams Democrat
Timothy Williamson Democrat
Thomas Winfield Democrat

Secretary of State

 
A. Ralph Mollis

Attorney General

 
Patrick C. Lynch

General Treasurer

 
Frank T. Caprio
Rhode Island

Voter FAQ

Register to vote

Register to vote, or change your address, name or party affiliation using the Rhode Island Voter Registration Form. Mail your completed form to your local board of canvassers (listed on the bottom of the form). Deadline for registration is 30 days before the election.

Am I registered?

The Rhode Island Voter Information Center allows you to check your voter registration, view sample ballots for upcoming elections, locate your local board of canvassers, and find your polling place.

When to vote

Polls open between 7 am and 12 noon and close at 9 pm in Rhode Island.

Vote absentee

Qualified registered voters may vote by mail ballot (absentee). Scroll down to find your application for mail ballot. Submit your witnessed or notarized application to your local board of canvassers at least 21 days before the election. Absentee ballot envelopes also need to be witnessed or notarized.

Online resources

The Rhode Island Board of Elections website has complete voting and election information.

We try our best, but this information may not be accurate or complete. Please contact us if you notice a problem.