The first step in any campaign is to know your voter.
The campaigns that win the field are the ones who start building their list of supporters and volunteers before qualifying even opens, not after. The Rhode Island voter file is already loaded in Motion51.
The real voter file
Your district's actual registered voters (names, addresses, party, and vote history), ready to filter into a walk list.
Turf you can walk
Split a map into sensible, door-to-door routes in a couple of clicks, and hand each volunteer their own.
An app for the field
Volunteers knock, log responses, and it all syncs, even when the phone drops signal at the door.
Run for office in Rhode Island
Thinking about getting on the ballot? Each city or town below has a plain-language guide: qualifying fees, the independent petition route, key Rhode Island dates, and the local Board of Canvassers's contact card.
- Barrington
- Bristol
- Burrillville
- Central Falls
- Charlestown
- Coventry
- Cranston
- Cumberland
- East Greenwich
- East Providence
- Exeter
- Foster
- Glocester
- Hopkinton
- Jamestown
- Johnston
- Lincoln
- Little Compton
- Middletown
- Narragansett
- New Shoreham
- Newport
- North Kingstown
- North Providence
- North Smithfield
- Pawtucket
- Portsmouth
- Providence
- Richmond
- Scituate
- Smithfield
- South Kingstown
- Tiverton
- Warren
- Warwick
- West Greenwich
- West Warwick
- Westerly
- Woonsocket
It's never too early to start building support. Qualifying is administrative, winning is about who's on your side long before election day. The Rhode Island voter file is already loaded, so you can start identifying supporters and recruiting volunteers today.
Running for office in Rhode Island?
Every city or town in Rhode Island has its own plain-language ballot-access guide: filing fees or petitions, deadlines, and the local election office's contact card.