Rhode Island
Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Rhode Island General Assembly. For Rhode Island's members of Congress, see your representatives.
Statewide offices 4
- Governor Dan McKee (Democratic)
- Lieutenant Governor Sabina Matos (Democratic)
- Attorney General Peter Neronha (Democratic)
- Secretary of State Gregg Amore (Democratic)
Senate 38 members · 38 seats
Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Rhode Island General Assembly's website ↗.
- District 1 Jake Bissaillon (Democratic)
- District 2 Ana Quezada (Democratic)
- District 3 Sam Zurier (Democratic)
- District 4 Stefano Famiglietti (Democratic)
- District 5 Sam Bell (Democratic)
- District 6 Tiara Mack (Democratic)
- District 7 Frank Ciccone (Democratic)
- District 8 Lori Urso (Democratic)
- District 9 John Burke (Democratic)
- District 10 Walter Felag (Democratic)
- District 11 Linda Ujifusa (Democratic)
- District 12 Lou DiPalma (Democratic)
- District 13 Dawn Euer (Democratic)
- District 14 Val Lawson (Democratic)
- District 15 Meghan Kallman (Democratic)
- District 16 Jonathon Acosta (Democratic)
- District 17 Thomas Paolino (Republican)
- District 18 Bob Britto (Democratic)
- District 19 Ryan Pearson (Democratic)
- District 20 Brian Thompson (Democratic)
- District 21 Gordon Rogers (Republican)
- District 22 David Tikoian (Democratic)
- District 23 Jessica de la Cruz (Republican)
- District 24 Melissa Murray (Democratic)
- District 25 Andrew Dimitri (Democratic)
- District 26 Todd Patalano (Democratic)
- District 27 Hanna Gallo (Democratic)
- District 28 Lammis Vargas (Democratic)
- District 29 Pete Appollonio (Democratic)
- District 30 Mark McKenney (Democratic)
- District 31 Matt LaMountain (Democratic)
- District 32 Pam Lauria (Democratic)
- District 33 Lou Raptakis (Democratic)
- District 34 Elaine Morgan (Republican)
- District 35 Bridget Valverde (Democratic)
- District 36 Alana DiMario (Democratic)
- District 37 Sue Sosnowski (Democratic)
- District 38 Victoria Gu (Democratic)
House 74 members · 75 seats · 1 vacant
Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Rhode Island General Assembly's website ↗.
- District 1 Edith Ajello (Democratic)
- District 2 Chris Blazejewski (Democratic)
- District 3 Nathan Biah (Democratic)
- District 4 Rebecca Kislak (Democratic)
- District 5 Anthony DeSimone (Democratic)
- District 6 Raymond Hull (Democratic)
- District 7 David Morales (Democratic)
- District 8 John Lombardi (Democratic)
- District 9 Enrique Sanchez (Democratic)
- District 10 Scott Slater (Democratic)
- District 11 Grace Diaz (Democratic)
- District 12 Jose Batista (Democratic)
- District 13 Ramon Perez (Democratic)
- District 14 Charlene Lima (Democratic)
- District 15 Chris Paplauskas (Republican)
- District 16 Brandon Potter (Democratic)
- District 17 Jackie Baginski (Democratic)
- District 18 Arthur Handy (Democratic)
- District 19 Joseph McNamara (Democratic)
- District 20 David Bennett (Democratic)
- District 21 Marie Hopkins (Republican)
- District 22 Joseph Solomon (Democratic)
- District 23 Joe Shekarchi (Democratic)
- District 24 Evan Shanley (Democratic)
- District 25 Tom Noret (Democratic)
- District 26 Earl Read (Democratic)
- District 27 Pat Serpa (Democratic)
- District 28 George Nardone (Republican)
- District 29 Sherry Roberts (Republican)
- District 30 Justine Caldwell (Democratic)
- District 31 Vacant
- District 32 Robert Craven (Democratic)
- District 33 Carol McEntee (Democratic)
- District 34 Teresa Tanzi (Democratic)
- District 35 Kathleen Fogarty (Democratic)
- District 36 Tina Spears (Democratic)
- District 37 Sam Azzinaro (Democratic)
- District 38 Brian Kennedy (Democratic)
- District 39 Megan Cotter (Democratic)
- District 40 Mike Chippendale (Republican)
- District 41 Bob Quattrocchi (Republican)
- District 42 Dick Fascia (Republican)
- District 43 Deb Fellela (Democratic)
- District 44 Greg Costantino (Democratic)
- District 45 Mia Ackerman (Democratic)
- District 46 Mary Ann Shallcross-Smith (Democratic)
- District 47 David Place (Republican)
- District 48 Brian Newberry (Republican)
- District 49 Jon Brien (Independent)
- District 50 Stephen Casey (Democratic)
- District 51 Bob Phillips (Democratic)
- District 52 Alex Marszalkowski (Democratic)
- District 53 Paul Santucci (Republican)
- District 54 Bill O'Brien (Democratic)
- District 55 Doc Corvese (Democratic)
- District 56 Joshua Giraldo (Democratic)
- District 57 Brandon Voas (Democratic)
- District 58 Cherie Cruz (Democratic)
- District 59 Jennifer Stewart (Democratic)
- District 60 Karen Alzate (Democratic)
- District 61 Leo Felix (Democratic)
- District 62 Mary Messier (Democratic)
- District 63 Katie Kazarian (Democratic)
- District 64 Jenni Furtado (Democratic)
- District 65 Matthew Dawson (Democratic)
- District 66 Jennifer Boylan (Democratic)
- District 67 Jason Knight (Democratic)
- District 68 June Speakman (Democratic)
- District 69 Susan Donovan (Democratic)
- District 70 Jay Edwards (Democratic)
- District 71 Michelle McGaw (Democratic)
- District 72 Terri Cortvriend (Democratic)
- District 73 Marvin Abney (Democratic)
- District 74 Alex Finkelman (Democratic)
- District 75 Lauren Carson (Democratic)
"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.
Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.