2022 Rhode Island Primary Live Results

Overview

Governor

Incumbent Democratic Gov. Dan McKee is seeking his first full term. The former lieutenant governor succeeded Gina Raimondo (D) in March, 2021. Raimondo resigned after being confirmed as U.S. Secretary of Commerce. 

McKee faces several primary challengers and is not a sure bet to be renominated. His closest challenger in this five-person field appears to be Rhode Island Secretary of State Nellie Gorbea. Also seeing notable support is businesswoman Helena Foulkes. There isn't much polling to go on; both McKee and Gorbea have led surveys, but generally within the margin of error.

Whoever emerges will be favored in November against the winner of the GOP primary.

U.S. House

These primaries will take place using redistricted boundaries. The shapes changed very little from those in use over the past decade.

Democratic Rep. David Cicilline is unchallenged for renomination in District 1 and is expected to win a 7th term in November. Two Republicans are seeking the party's nomination.

In District 2, Democrat Jim Langevin is retiring after 11 terms. Several candidates are on the Democratic ballot to try and succeed him. The frontrunner is State Treasurer Seth Magaziner, who has been endorsed by Langevin. 

The GOP field has cleared for Allan Fung, the former Mayor of Cranston. He is unopposed for the nomination. Fung was also the GOP nominee for governor in both 2014 and 2018. A Republican hasn't won a U.S. House seat in Rhode Island since 1992, but the general election is shaping up to be competitive.

Immediately below the District 2 Democratic results are party-specific tables with results for each of the state's two districts. Change the active district by making a selection in the drop-down menu. 

State Senate

Holding 33 of 38 seats, Democrats have a supermajority in the Rhode Island State Senate. Members serve two-year terms.

State House

Democrats dominate the Rhode Island House of Representatives. The party holds 65 of the chamber's 75 seats. Members serve two-year terms.

U.S. Senate

No 2022 election.