U.S. Senate elections in Rhode Island

37 elections · 1914–present · popular vote
Elections won
R 9 · D 2837 Senate elections since 1916
Last decided by
20.0 pts2024, Sheldon Whitehouse over Patricia Morgan
Closest ever
1.13 pts1930, Jesse H. Metcalf over Peter G. Gerry
Longest streak
14 in a rowDemocratic, 1934–1972
Next election
2026Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Rhode Island's U.S. Senate seats are held by Democrat Jack Reed and Democrat Sheldon Whitehouse; Whitehouse won the most recent race by 20.0 points in 2024. Reed has held one seat since 1996 and Whitehouse the other since 2006. The 2024 race put Whitehouse ahead of Patricia Morgan, 20.0 points clear. Across 37 elections since 1916, Republicans have won 9 and Democrats 28. Of those, the closest was 1930, decided by 1.1 points; the widest 1964, by 65.5 points.