RI Department of State | Secretary Gregg M. Amore

Secretary of State Gregg M. Amore today released the following statement in response to the Supreme Court’s ruling in Louisiana v. Callais et al.:

REMINDER: Annual report filing is due on May 1 for Businesses and Non-Profits in Rhode Island. Filing your annual report online is easy. Visit sos.ri.gov/divisions/busi… to get started.

REMINDER: Annual report filing is due on May 1 for Businesses and Non-Profits in Rhode Island. Filing your annual report online is easy. Visit sos.ri.gov/divisions/busi… to get started.

April is National Volunteer Month. Volunteering is one of the most powerful forms of civic engagement - and our elections depend on volunteer poll workers. Want to help your community vote? Complete the poll worker application at elections.ri.gov/form/poll-work…

On Saturday May 2, you're invited to the Rhode Island State House for raffles and giveaways, RI250-themed State House tours, the Act of Renunciation on display, and museum-quality historical exhibits. Share this with a friend you'd like to commemorate Rhode Island's story with.

The Tomaquag Museum recently opened their new exhibit "Revolution to Reclamation, Freedom through Indigenous Sovereignty." The exhibit coincides with the nation's 250th anniversary and Secretary Amore was happy to attend the opening.

Secretary of State Gregg M. Amore and the RI Department of State Elections Division have made new elections resources available including the 2026 Elections Calendar and the candidate How to Run for Office guide. Read the full release: sos.ri.gov/article?articl…

The Rhode Island State Library is celebrating National Library Week! As a public legislative library, everyone is welcome to use the State Library’s resources. What do you love about libraries?

91 students have experienced the 2026 Civic Leadership Summit. They’ll bring what they’ve learned back to their peers and we hope that they remain civically engaged in their communities!

Thank you again to the staff, sponsors, and all who made this program possible!

Day 3 – Legislative Branch Students will participate in a mock debate on the Bottle Bill.

Could we have some future judges in the room?

Beyond being panelists, Judges from the Committee on Racial and Ethnic Fairness in the Courts joined our students for dinner and discussion!

RI Civic Leadership Summit Day 2 – Judicial Branch Students will observe court proceedings, meet with judges, and visit the Rhode Island Supreme Court.