Bristol-Warren 2022 Voting Guide: Candidates, Questions, How To Vote

BRISTOL-WARREN, RI — Bristol and Warren voters will go to the polls on Tuesday to cast a ballot in the statewide primary.

In the general election, voters had multiple options: either mailing in ballots, voting early or going to the polls as usual on Election Day.

With plenty of voting options in place and numerous candidates on the ballot, Patch has put together a 2022 Bristol-Warren voting guide to get you primed and ready to vote. Here's everything you need to know:

Where, When To Vote

Polls in Rhode Island will be open 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Nov. 8. Find out where to vote here, and find out if you're registered to vote here.

If you're voting by mail, you can drop off your ballot at the clerk's office and in any ballot drop box. Mail-in ballots must be received by 8 p.m., on Election Day.

Key Races

The following are a few of the key contested races that will be on the ballot for Bristol and Warren voters:

U.S. Congress

• Seth Magaziner (D)
• Allan Fung (R)

Governor

• Dan McKee (D)
• Ashley Kalus (R)

Lt. Governor

• Sabina Matos (D)
• Aaron Guckian (R)

Secretary of State

• Greg Amore (D)
• Pat Cortellessa (R)

General Treasurer

• James Diossa (D)
• James Lathrop (R)

State Rep.

District 67

• Jason Knight (D)
• Scott Fuller (R)

State Rep.
District 68

• June Speakman (D)
• Rae-Ann Lawrence (R)

State Rep.

District 69

• Susan Donovan (D)
• Robert O'Neill (R)

State Senate

District 10

• Walter Felag (D)
• Allyn Meyers (R)

State Senate

District 11

• Linda Ujifusa (D)
• Kenneth Mendonca

State Senate

District 32

• Pamela Lauria (D)
• Rhonda Holmes (R)