Michael Bahry is running as an Independent in Rhode Island’s contested 2026 election for U.S. Senate. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026, and the race includes eight candidates with Democratic, Republican or Independent labels.
No biography is on file for Bahry. The record also lists no amounts for money raised, money spent or cash on hand, and it includes no documented positions on public policy.
Candidates in the race
- Michael Bahry, Independent: Bahry is listed as an Independent candidate. No biography or campaign finance totals are on file. No documented policy positions are listed.
- Raymond Tyler MR Mckay, Republican: Mckay is listed as a Republican candidate. No biography or campaign finance totals are on file. No documented policy positions are listed.
- Luis Daniel DR Munoz, Democrat: Munoz is listed as a Democratic candidate. No biography or campaign finance totals are on file. No documented policy positions are listed.
- John F. Reed, Democrat: Reed is listed as a Democratic candidate and the incumbent. No biography or campaign finance totals are on file. No documented policy positions are listed.
- Gavin Solomon, Republican: Solomon is listed as a Republican candidate. No biography or campaign finance totals are on file. No documented policy positions are listed.
- Allen Waters, Republican: Waters is listed as a Republican candidate. No biography or campaign finance totals are on file. No documented policy positions are listed.
- Connor Burbridge, Democrat: Burbridge is listed as a Democratic candidate. No biography or campaign finance totals are on file. No documented policy positions are listed.
- Jon Lindley, Independent: Lindley is listed as an Independent candidate. No biography or campaign finance totals are on file. No documented policy positions are listed.
Bahry’s background and campaign finances
Bahry’s candidate record does not include biographical information. It therefore does not identify a personal history, employment background, public service experience or other qualifications that could be included in a profile.
The record also does not list Bahry’s campaign receipts, spending or cash on hand. The same campaign finance fields are unlisted for Mckay, Munoz, Reed, Solomon, Waters, Burbridge and Lindley. No dollar amounts can be compared among the eight candidates at this stage.
Positions on issues
No documented policy positions are on file for any candidate in this race. That includes Bahry, Mckay, Munoz, Reed, Solomon, Waters, Burbridge and Lindley.
The Democratic, Republican and Independent labels identify how each person is listed in the election record. Those labels do not establish a candidate’s position on a specific issue. Without a documented position, no stance can be assigned to Bahry or any other candidate in the field.
Election details
Rhode Island’s U.S. Senate general election will take place Nov. 3, 2026. Voters will choose among the candidates listed for the contested race.
Before Election Day, the main developments to follow are changes to the candidate list, the publication of campaign finance figures and the addition of documented policy positions. Those updates would give voters more information for comparing the candidates on their backgrounds, campaigns and priorities.





