Will the Democrats win the Rhode Island Senate race in 2026?

The question asks about the 2026 Rhode Island Senate race, but the provided articles focus on the 2022 midterm elections and a gubernatorial primary rematch in Rhode Island, not a Senate race. Article Ground article discusses Governor Dan McKee's primary rematch with Helena Foulkes, which is a state-level race, not a U.S. Senate race. Article Aljazeera article covers New Hampshire and Rhode Island primary elections for the 2022 midterms, mentioning a New Hampshire Senate race but no Rhode Island Senate contest. Since no articles provide information about the 2026 Rhode Island Senate race, the evidence is extremely thin. However, Rhode Island is a strongly Democratic state; Democrats have held both Senate seats for decades, and the state has not elected a Republican to the Senate since 1930. Given the strong partisan lean and lack of any countervailing evidence, the probability that Democrats win the 2026 Senate race is very high, though not certain due to the absence of specific race details. The articles are off-topic but do not suggest any unusual vulnerability for Democrats in Rhode Island.