The District 19 race
Ryan Pearson is seeking election as the Democratic incumbent in Rhode Island Senate District 19. The election is part of Rhode Island’s 2026 general election and is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
The race is not listed as contested. Pearson is the only candidate listed for the seat, with no Republican, independent or third-party candidate named in the race. Because there is no listed opponent, there are no other candidates whose backgrounds or positions can be compared with Pearson’s in this contest.
Pearson’s party designation is Democrat. The incumbent designation means Pearson currently holds the office connected to the 2026 race. The candidate listing does not include any other office sought by Pearson.
Background
No biographical details are on file for Pearson. That means the official candidate profile does not state Pearson’s education, occupation, hometown, previous employment or other personal background information.
Pearson’s status as the incumbent is the only listed information about prior public office. No dates of service, earlier election results, committee assignments or leadership roles are included in the candidate profile. Voters considering Pearson’s experience can identify Pearson as the current officeholder, but the profile contains no additional history about that service.
Policy positions
Pearson has no documented policy positions on file for the 2026 District 19 race. The candidate profile therefore does not identify a stance on the state budget, taxes, education, health care, housing, transportation or any other state issue.
No campaign platform, issue statement or policy agenda is listed. Without a documented position, no view on a particular proposal can be attributed to Pearson. The Democratic party label identifies Pearson’s ballot affiliation, but it does not establish an individual position on any issue.
Campaign finance and election details
Campaign finance totals are not on file for Pearson. There is no listed figure for money raised, money spent or cash on hand. Those three measures ordinarily describe how much a campaign has received, how much it has used and how much remains, but no dollar amounts are recorded here.
The central details for voters are the office, district, party, candidate status and election date: Pearson is the Democratic incumbent candidate for Rhode Island Senate District 19, the race is not listed as contested, and the general election is Nov. 3, 2026.
The candidate field could change before the election if official records are updated. Any later additions to the ballot, policy statements, biographical details or campaign finance filings would add information for voters to review. At present, Pearson is the sole listed candidate in the District 19 contest, and no election outcome can be determined before voting is completed.
