Early voting is riding a wave in Rhode Island. Will primary day turnout follow?
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A sign points the way for early voters outside Providence City Hall on Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026. (Photo by Christopher Shea/Rhode Island Current)Chalk it up to the high-profile and contentious primaries for state general offices and Providence mayor. Or maybe increased awareness around more convenient ballot-casting methods.
Either way, over three times as many voters cast ballots at in-person polling places in the first eight days of early voting, compared to the same time frame in the 2024 prim
Either way, over three times as many voters cast ballots at in-person polling places in the first eight days of early voting, compared to the same time frame in the 2024 prim
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