RI Presidential Election 2024 Results: AP Calls Race For Whitehouse

RHODE ISLAND —The Associated Press has called the race between incumbent Democratic U.S. Sen. and challenger, State Rep. and Republican Minority Leader Patricia Morgan. According to AP, Whitehouse will win re-election, securing a seat most thought was safe for Democrats in the senate.

As the election continues, we still wait for the results to come in through the night and likely into Wednesday morning for several key races. All eyes, of course, are on the presidential race between main party candidates vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald J. Trump. The Associated Press has also declared Harris the winner in the Ocean State, securing her four electoral votes.

Beyond the presidential race, Rhode Island voters weighed in on races for U.S. senate, Congress, state senate, the state house, and bond questions. A few cities also voted for mayor.

Patch will update election results live throughout the night. Check back for updates.

Unofficial Election Results

With 91 percent of precincts reported

U.S. President RI Vote

• Kamala Harris (D) — 142,568
• Donald J. Trump (R) — 128,354.

U.S. Senate

• Sheldon Whitehouse (D-inc.) — 149,622
• Patricia Morgan (R). — 114,707.

U.S. Congress District 1

• Gabe Amo (D-inc.) — 69,814
• Allen Waters (R). — 40,159.

U.S. Congress District 2

• Seth Magaziner (D-inc.) — 78,144
• Steven Corvi (R). — 65,153.

Statewide Question

1. "Shall there be a convention to amend or revise the [Rhode Island] Constitution?"

• No — 156,588
• Yes — 93,470

Statewide Bond Questions

2. Should a $160.5 million bond be approved to capital improvements to colleges, to be allocated as follows: a. University of Rhode Island Biomedical Sciences Building, $87.5 million, b. Rhode Island College Cybersecurity Building, $73 million?

• Yes — 148,875
• No — 106,035.

3. Should a $120 million bond be approved to "increase the availability of housing, support community revitalization, and promote homeownership?"

• Yes — 165,806
• No — 88,122

4. Should a $53 million bond be approved to fund several environmental-related infrastructure projects?

• Yes — 168,383
• No — 84,732.

5. Should a $10 million bond be approved to fund matching grants to continue the Cultural Arts and Economy Grant program administered by the Rhode Island State Council On The Arts, and for improvements and renovations to the Tomaquag Museum, the Newport Contemporary Ballet, and the Trinity Repertory Company?

• Yes — 140,198
• No — 112,645.

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