Rhode Island · U.S. Senate · 2026
Rhode Island moved 18 points toward the Democrats
John Reed won re-election with 66.8%, a D+37.5 margin against Rhode Island’s D+20.0 vote for Senate in 2024. All 5 counties moved toward the Democrats.
Live · Updated · 98.2% reported
66.8
John Reed
240,069 votes
✓ Winner · AP call 8:01 p.m. ET, Nov. 3
29.3
Raymond McKay
105,346 votes
Vote share · per AP98.2% reported
66.8%29.3%
Also: Michael Bahry 3.8% · Total Write-ins 0.2%
Margin vs 2024D+17.5 swing
2026 D+37.5
2024 Senate D+20.0
Chance of winningExternal ↗
Jack Reed >99% · settled Yes
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Every place, by margin
Bars show 2026; dots show the 2024 Senate race. Paler bars: under half the vote counted.
Place← More DemocraticMore Republican →20262024
Overseas Absentee
D+95.0
Rhode Island
D+95.0
Central Falls
D+69.4
New Shoreham
D+62.6
Pawtucket
D+60.4
Barrington
D+56.9
Jamestown
D+54.3
South Kingstown
D+48.1
Bristol
D+46.9D+27.9
Middletown
D+44.5
East Providence
D+44.4
Newport
D+43.2D+26.5
Warren
D+42.7
Providence
D+40.5D+22.8
East Greenwich
D+39.9
Portsmouth
D+39.0
North Kingstown
D+38.0
North Providence
D+37.8
Narragansett
D+35.4
Washington
D+33.7D+16.7
Cranston
D+33.6
Cumberland
D+33.5
Warwick
D+31.6
Little Compton
D+30.8
Westerly
D+30.1
Tiverton
D+27.5
Woonsocket
D+27.3
Charlestown
D+26.8
Lincoln
D+25.9
Kent
D+25.5D+8.4
West Warwick
D+23.8
Richmond
D+17.6
North Smithfield
D+16.2
Smithfield
D+14.5
Johnston
D+14.2
Coventry
D+11.3
Exeter
D+11.3
Hopkinton
D+10.8
Foster
R+1.6
Scituate
R+1.7
West Greenwich
R+2.0
Glocester
R+4.1
Burrillville
R+4.3
Each place shows the latest report from any source we collect: AP, the networks, DDHQ and state and county election offices, credited row by row. Race calls are AP’s. Counts are unofficial until certified. How we collect and check results.