Elected Officials in Massachusetts
Massachusetts (MA) is represented by elected officials at the federal, state, and local levels. These representatives serve in various capacities including the U.S. Congress, the state bicameral legislature, and county and municipal offices.
Finding and contacting your representatives is an important part of civic engagement. Below you will find information about the officials who represent Massachusetts residents.
Federal Representation
Massachusetts is represented in the U.S. Congress by two U.S. Senators and a number of U.S. Representatives based on the state's population. Federal representatives work on national issues including defense, trade, immigration, and federal spending that affect Massachusetts residents.
State Legislature
The Massachusetts state legislature operates as a bicameral body, based in Boston. State legislators handle policy areas including education, transportation, healthcare, public safety, and the state budget. They are elected from districts across Massachusetts and serve the residents of their specific communities.
How to Find Your Representative
- Identify your district using your home address
- Browse the representative listings below organized by district
- Click on any representative's name to view their full profile, party affiliation, and contact information
Every resident of Massachusetts has multiple representatives at different levels of government. Knowing who represents you is the first step in making your voice heard.