Get Involved
Help me win in September.
A school committee primary is decided by who shows up, which in practice is a small fraction of registered voters. Door knocks, phone calls, and lawn signs land harder than anything else in a race this size.
Volunteer
Join the team.
Whether you can give an hour or a hundred, there’s a job. Tell me how you want to help.
Email is the fastest way in
Tell me how you want to help and I will follow up personally.
Ways to help
- Door knocking
- Phone calls
- Text outreach
- Lawn signs
- Host a neighborhood coffee
- Help with mail
- Not sure but I want to help
What to expect
I respond personally to every volunteer signup, usually within a day. No spam, no auto-replies. I read every message.
Reach Out
Dan is listening.
Reach out anytime — I read every message and respond personally. No form letters, no auto-replies.
- dan@herseyforwarwick.com
Tell me what you're seeing
School schedule problem. Special-ed gap. Concern about the budget. Whatever it is, I want to hear it.
Voter Information
Key dates for District 2 voters.
- Primary Election
- September 9, 2026
- General Election
- November 3, 2026
- Voter Registration Deadline (Primary)
- August 10, 2026
- Mail Ballot Deadline (Primary)
- August 19, 2026
District 2 covers Wards 4, 5, and 6 of Warwick — including Riverview, Conimicut, Warwick Neck, Buttonwoods, and Oakland Beach.
Find your polling place
The fastest way to confirm your polling place for the September primary is the Rhode Island Secretary of State’s voter lookup. Enter your address and it returns your precinct, polling place, and a sample ballot. The data is official, current, and updated whenever a polling place moves.
For mail ballots, voter registration, and complete official information, visit vote.sos.ri.gov or contact the Warwick Board of Canvassers at City Hall, 3275 Post Road.