The CEO of the Rhode Island Builders Association is in the early stages of building a brand-new super PAC that he says could be used for ballot-question advocacy, political campaigns, and other communications in the coming years.

From Congress, to the General Assembly, to local mayoral races, here's everything you need to know before you cast your vote.

Delaware, Indiana, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Tennessee and Vermont are making absentee ballots available for some or all voters Saturday.

Yes, Rhode Island does have early voting. Early voting is available at these locations, separated by town, place and address, which can be found on the Rhode Island election website. Their hours vary by location. Bristol - Town Hall - 10 Court St. Burrillville - Town Hall 105 - Harrisville Main St.

Independent Rhode Island Senate candidate Cathyann Palocsik isn’t giving up on her attempt to eliminate her Democratic opponent based on the party nomination process. Palocsik on Tuesday announced she had filed an appeal to the Rhode Island Supreme Court,

Rhode Islanders in District 2 also have a choice to make for Congressman. The incumbent, Rep. Seth Magaziner, a Democrat, is facing a a challenge from Republican Steve Corvi.

From Congress, to the General Assembly, to local mayoral races, here's everything you need to know before you cast your vote.

"Our General Assembly is hopelessly compromised by progressive-Left, woke, and big-government advocates. They will never pass laws that restore power to the people or restrict their own power; or that go against the special-interest groups who influence them."

The U.S. Senate race is down to Republican state Rep. Patricia Morgan versus Sheldon Whitehouse, the three-term Democratic incumbent.

The new survey of 738 registered voters in Rhode Island from the University of New Hampshire Survey Center offers interesting insight into what Rhode Islanders are thinking about heading into the Nov.

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