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Rhode Island 2026 Election Forecast

Updated Nov 2, 2026, 12:48 AM ET with the latest polls · 40,000 simulated elections · Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026

In Rhode Island, Jack Reed (D) is all but certain to win the Senate race, Helena Foulkes (D) is all but certain to win the governor's race, and Democrats are projected to win about 2.0 of Rhode Island's 2 House seats (they hold 2 now), according to PoliGov's forecast for the 2026 midterm elections on November 3, 2026.

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Rhode Island Senate race

Jack ReedDemocrat · incumbent
>99%
Raymond McKayRepublican
<1%
RatingSafe D
Projected marginD+25.0
80% rangeD+16.6 to D+33.3
Seat now held byDemocrats

Recent polls

PollsterDateSampleReedMcKay
Embold Research10/20/2026815 LV55%32%
Emerson College10/13/2026800 LV59%25%
Univ. of New Hampshire9/24/2026598 LV53%33%
Univ. of New Hampshire8/26/2026750 LV51%31%

All polls: 270toWin

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Rhode Island governor's race

Helena FoulkesDemocrat
>99%
Aaron GuckianRepublican
<1%
RatingSafe D
Projected marginD+20.5
Seat now held byDemocrats

Incumbent Dan McKee lost the Democratic primary

Recent polls

PollsterDateSampleFoulkesGuckian
Embold Research10/20/2026815 LV39%17%
Emerson College10/13/2026800 LV48%12%
Univ. of New Hampshire9/24/2026598 LV44%17%
Univ. of New Hampshire8/27/2026750 LV40%15%

All polls: 270toWin

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Rhode Island House races

Rhode Island has 2 congressional districts. Democrats hold 2 and Republicans 0. The model projects about 2.0 Democratic and 0.0 Republican seats.

DistrictDemocratRepublicanRatingMarginDem win
RI-1Gabe Amo vs. Kellie KeenanGabe AmoKellie KeenanSafe DD+29.5100%
RI-2Seth Magaziner vs. Vic MellorSeth MagazinerVic MellorSafe DD+19.9>99%

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How the model works: methodology. Forecasts are statistical estimates, not certainties or endorsements. Confirm your polling place and voting rules with your state or local election office.