Democrat Helena Foulkes won Rhode Island's governor election, according to a race call by The Associated Press posted at 8:33 p.m. Nov. 3. Democrat Jack Reed won reelection to the U.S. Senate, according to AP's call posted at 8:01 p.m. Nov. 3. Gabe Amo and Seth Magaziner led the U.S. House races in the state's unofficial returns available early Nov. 4.
The state results portal still displayed a latest update of 11:12:15 p.m. Nov. 3 when checked early Nov. 4. These figures are a snapshot of that posted count, rather than a certified result or a new Nov. 4 tally. AP's calls are separate from the election authority's count and certification.
Foulkes had 202,877 votes, or 57.50%. Independent Kenneth Block had 98,586, or 27.94%, and Republican Aaron Guckian had 46,656, or 13.22%. Independents C. D. Reynolds and Jasjit Gotra had 2,018 and 1,640 votes, respectively; write-ins accounted for 1,082.
In the U.S. Senate race, Democrat Reed had 235,276 votes, or 66.60%, compared with Republican Raymond McKay's 103,996 and independent Michael Bahry's 13,328.
Democrat Amo had 108,752 votes in the 1st Congressional District, compared with Republican Kellie Keenan's 43,862 and independent Pedro DeSouza's 6,028. In the 2nd District, Democrat Magaziner had 119,134 and Republican Victor Mellor had 73,353.
Democrats also led the contested statewide executive races in that count. Sabina Matos had 206,900 votes to Republican John Loughlin's 141,864 for lieutenant governor. Kimberly Ahern had 229,107 to Republican Alan Leonard Gordon's 116,290 for attorney general, and James Diossa had 224,188 to Republican Micholas Credle's 119,665 for general treasurer.
The governor contest listed all 39 cities and towns as reporting. That reporting label does not certify that every eligible ballot has been counted. The state results portal continues to label the results unofficial.
