Massachusetts
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In Congress
| Member | Chamber | District | Party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edward J. Markey | Senate | Democrat | |
| Elizabeth Warren | Senate | Democrat | |
| Richard E. Neal | House | 1 | Democrat |
| James P. McGovern | House | 2 | Democrat |
| Lori Trahan | House | 3 | Democrat |
| Jake Auchincloss | House | 4 | Democrat |
| Katherine M. Clark | House | 5 | Democrat |
| Seth Moulton | House | 6 | Democrat |
| Ayanna Pressley | House | 7 | Democrat |
| Stephen F. Lynch | House | 8 | Democrat |
| William R. Keating | House | 9 | Democrat |
State legislature
State House (157 members)
| Member | District | Party |
|---|---|---|
| Mark Sylvia | 10th Bristol | Democratic |
| Dan Cahill | 10th Essex | Democratic |
| Carlos González | 10th Hampden | Democratic |
| John Lawn | 10th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Jeff Roy | 10th Norfolk | Democratic |
| Michelle DuBois | 10th Plymouth | Democratic |
| Billy MacGregor | 10th Suffolk | Democratic |
| Brian Murray | 10th Worcester | Democratic |
| Chris Hendricks | 11th Bristol | Democratic |
| Sean Reid | 11th Essex | Democratic |
| Bud Williams | 11th Hampden | Democratic |
| Amy Sangiolo | 11th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Paul McMurtry | 11th Norfolk | Democratic |
| Rita Mendes | 11th Plymouth | Democratic |
| Judith García | 11th Suffolk | Democratic |
| Hannah Kane | 11th Worcester | Republican |
| Norm Orrall | 12th Bristol | Republican |
| Tom Walsh | 12th Essex | Democratic |
| Angelo Puppolo | 12th Hampden | Democratic |
| Greg Schwartz | 12th Middlesex | Democratic |
| John Rogers | 12th Norfolk | Democratic |
| Kathy LaNatra | 12th Plymouth | Democratic |
| Brandy Fluker-Reid | 12th Suffolk | Democratic |
| Meg Kilcoyne | 12th Worcester | Democratic |
| Tony Cabral | 13th Bristol | Democratic |
| Sally Kerans | 13th Essex | Democratic |
| Carmine Gentile | 13th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Josh Tarsky | 13th Norfolk | Democratic |
| Dan Hunt | 13th Suffolk | Democratic |
| John Mahoney | 13th Worcester | Democratic |
| Adam Scanlon | 14th Bristol | Democratic |
| Adrianne Ramos | 14th Essex | Democratic |
| Simon Cataldo | 14th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Alice Peisch | 14th Norfolk | Democratic |
| Rob Consalvo | 14th Suffolk | Democratic |
| Jim O'Day | 14th Worcester | Democratic |
| Ryan Hamilton | 15th Essex | Democratic |
| Michelle Ciccolo | 15th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Tommy Vitolo | 15th Norfolk | Democratic |
| Sam Montaño | 15th Suffolk | Democratic |
| Mary Keefe | 15th Worcester | Democratic |
| Francisco Paulino | 16th Essex | Democratic |
| Jessica Giannino | 16th Suffolk | Democratic |
| Dan Donahue | 16th Worcester | Democratic |
| Frank Moran | 17th Essex | Democratic |
| Kevin Honan | 17th Suffolk | Democratic |
| David LeBoeuf | 17th Worcester | Democratic |
| Tram Nguyen | 18th Essex | Democratic |
| Tara Hong | 18th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Mike Moran | 18th Suffolk | Democratic |
| Joe McKenna | 18th Worcester | Republican |
| Dave Robertson | 19th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Jeff Turco | 19th Suffolk | Democratic |
| Kate Donaghue | 19th Worcester | Democratic |
| Chris Flanagan | 1st Barnstable | Democratic |
| John Barrett | 1st Berkshire | Democratic |
| Mike Chaisson | 1st Bristol | Republican |
| Dawne Shand | 1st Essex | Democratic |
| Todd Smola | 1st Hampden | Republican |
| Lindsay Sabadosa | 1st Hampshire | Democratic |
| Margaret Scarsdale | 1st Middlesex | Democratic |
| Bruce Ayers | 1st Norfolk | Democratic |
| Michelle Badger | 1st Plymouth | Democratic |
| Adrian Madaro | 1st Suffolk | Democratic |
| Kim Ferguson | 1st Worcester | Republican |
| Brad Jones | 20th Middlesex | Republican |
| Ken Gordon | 21st Middlesex | Democratic |
| Marc Lombardo | 22nd Middlesex | Republican |
| Sean Garballey | 23rd Middlesex | Democratic |
| Dave Rogers | 24th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Marjorie Decker | 25th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Mike Connolly | 26th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Erika Uyterhoeven | 27th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Joe McGonagle | 28th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Steve Owens | 29th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Kip Diggs | 2nd Barnstable | Democratic |
| Tricia Farley-Bouvier | 2nd Berkshire | Democratic |
| Jim Hawkins | 2nd Bristol | Democratic |
| Kristin Kassner | 2nd Essex | Democratic |
| Susannah Whipps | 2nd Franklin | Independent |
| Brian Ashe | 2nd Hampden | Democratic |
| Homar Gomez | 2nd Hampshire | Democratic |
| Jim Arciero | 2nd Middlesex | Democratic |
| Tackey Chan | 2nd Norfolk | Democratic |
| John Gaskey | 2nd Plymouth | Republican |
| Danny Ryan | 2nd Suffolk | Democratic |
| Jon Zlotnik | 2nd Worcester | Democratic |
| Rich Haggerty | 30th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Mike Day | 31st Middlesex | Democratic |
| Kate Lipper-Garabedian | 32nd Middlesex | Democratic |
| Steve Ultrino | 33rd Middlesex | Democratic |
| Christine Barber | 34th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Paul Donato | 35th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Colleen Garry | 36th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Dan Sena | 37th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Dave Vieira | 3rd Barnstable | Republican |
| Leigh Davis | 3rd Berkshire | Democratic |
| Lisa Field | 3rd Bristol | Democratic |
| Andy Vargas | 3rd Essex | Democratic |
| Nick Boldyga | 3rd Hampden | Republican |
| Mindy Domb | 3rd Hampshire | Democratic |
| Kate Hogan | 3rd Middlesex | Democratic |
| Ron Mariano | 3rd Norfolk | Democratic |
| Joan Meschino | 3rd Plymouth | Democratic |
| Aaron Michlewitz | 3rd Suffolk | Democratic |
| Mike Kushmerek | 3rd Worcester | Democratic |
| Hadley Luddy | 4th Barnstable | Democratic |
| Steven Howitt | 4th Bristol | Republican |
| Estela Reyes | 4th Essex | Democratic |
| Kelly Pease | 4th Hampden | Republican |
| Danielle Gregoire | 4th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Jamie Murphy | 4th Norfolk | Democratic |
| Patrick Kearney | 4th Plymouth | Democratic |
| David Biele | 4th Suffolk | Democratic |
| Natalie Higgins | 4th Worcester | Democratic |
| Steve Xiarhos | 5th Barnstable | Republican |
| Justin Thurber | 5th Bristol | Republican |
| Dru Tarr | 5th Essex | Democratic |
| Pat Duffy | 5th Hampden | Democratic |
| David Linsky | 5th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Mark Cusack | 5th Norfolk | Democratic |
| David DeCoste | 5th Plymouth | Republican |
| Chris Worrell | 5th Suffolk | Democratic |
| Donnie Berthiaume | 5th Worcester | Republican |
| Carole Fiola | 6th Bristol | Democratic |
| Hannah Bowen | 6th Essex | Democratic |
| Mike Finn | 6th Hampden | Democratic |
| Priscila Sousa | 6th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Bill Galvin | 6th Norfolk | Democratic |
| Ken Sweezey | 6th Plymouth | Republican |
| Russell Holmes | 6th Suffolk | Democratic |
| John Marsi | 6th Worcester | Republican |
| Alan Silvia | 7th Bristol | Democratic |
| Manny Cruz | 7th Essex | Democratic |
| Aaron Saunders | 7th Hampden | Democratic |
| Jack Lewis | 7th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Richard Wells | 7th Norfolk | Democratic |
| Alyson Sullivan-Almeida | 7th Plymouth | Republican |
| Chynah Tyler | 7th Suffolk | Democratic |
| Paul Frost | 7th Worcester | Republican |
| Steven Ouellette | 8th Bristol | Democratic |
| Jenny Armini | 8th Essex | Democratic |
| Shirley Arriaga | 8th Hampden | Democratic |
| James Arena-DeRosa | 8th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Ted Philips | 8th Norfolk | Democratic |
| Dennis Gallagher | 8th Plymouth | Democratic |
| Jay Livingstone | 8th Suffolk | Democratic |
| Mike Soter | 8th Worcester | Republican |
| Christopher Markey | 9th Bristol | Democratic |
| Donald Wong | 9th Essex | Republican |
| Orlando Ramos | 9th Hampden | Democratic |
| Tom Stanley | 9th Middlesex | Democratic |
| Marcus Vaughn | 9th Norfolk | Republican |
| Bridget Plouffe | 9th Plymouth | Democratic |
| John Moran | 9th Suffolk | Democratic |
| Dave Muradian | 9th Worcester | Republican |
| Thomas Moakley | Barnstable, Dukes and Nantucket | Democratic |
State Senate (40 members)
| Member | District | Party |
|---|---|---|
| Paul Mark | Berkshire, Hampden, Franklin and Hampshire | Democratic |
| Paul Feeney | Bristol and Norfolk | Democratic |
| Julian Cyr | Cape and Islands | Democratic |
| Jason Lewis | Fifth Middlesex | Democratic |
| Michael Rodrigues | First Bristol and Plymouth | Democratic |
| Pavel Payano | First Essex | Democratic |
| Bruce Tarr | First Essex and Middlesex | Republican |
| Vanna Howard | First Middlesex | Democratic |
| Patrick O'Connor | First Plymouth and Norfolk | Republican |
| Nick Collins | First Suffolk | Democratic |
| Robyn Kennedy | First Worcester | Democratic |
| Cindy Friedman | Fourth Middlesex | Democratic |
| Adam Gómez | Hampden | Democratic |
| John Velis | Hampden and Hampshire | Democratic |
| Jake Oliveira | Hampden, Hampshire and Worcester | Democratic |
| Jo Comerford | Hampshire, Franklin and Worcester | Democratic |
| Karen Spilka | Middlesex and Norfolk | Democratic |
| Sal DiDomenico | Middlesex and Suffolk | Democratic |
| Jamie Eldridge | Middlesex and Worcester | Democratic |
| Cynthia Creem | Norfolk and Middlesex | Democratic |
| John Keenan | Norfolk and Plymouth | Democratic |
| Mike Rush | Norfolk and Suffolk | Democratic |
| Bill Driscoll | Norfolk, Plymouth and Bristol | Democratic |
| Becca Rausch | Norfolk, Worcester and Middlesex | Democratic |
| Dylan Fernandes | Plymouth and Barnstable | Democratic |
| Mark Montigny | Second Bristol and Plymouth | Democratic |
| Joan Lovely | Second Essex | Democratic |
| Barry Finegold | Second Essex and Middlesex | Democratic |
| Pat Jehlen | Second Middlesex | Democratic |
| Mike Brady | Second Plymouth and Norfolk | Democratic |
| Liz Miranda | Second Suffolk | Democratic |
| Mike Moore | Second Worcester | Democratic |
| Will Brownsberger | Suffolk and Middlesex | Democratic |
| Kelly Dooner | Third Bristol and Plymouth | Republican |
| Brendan Crighton | Third Essex | Democratic |
| Mike Barrett | Third Middlesex | Democratic |
| Lydia Edwards | Third Suffolk | Democratic |
| Ryan Fattman | Worcester and Hampden | Republican |
| Peter Durant | Worcester and Hampshire | Republican |
| John Cronin | Worcester and Middlesex | Democratic |
Source: Open States (public domain people data).
State bills
Massachusetts bills are not on this site yet; they appear automatically once that state's bill source is switched on (see data status). Meanwhile, the official legislature website has every bill: find Massachusetts's legislature website.
Federal money
Fiscal year 2026 (2025-10-01 to 2026-09-30), federal obligations for work done in Massachusetts: $111.0 billion in total (about $15,788 per resident); contracts $19.9 billion; grants $6.0 billion.
Largest contracts
| Recipient | Agency | Award value | What for |
|---|---|---|---|
| RAYTHEON COMPANY | Department of Defense | $5.7 billion | |
| RAYTHEON COMPANY | Department of Defense | $5.6 billion | TEN FIRE UNITS FOR QATAR |
| RAYTHEON COMPANY | Department of Defense | $5.1 billion | AN/SPY-6(V) HARDWARE PRODUCTION |
| RAYTHEON COMPANY | Department of Defense | $2.9 billion | UNDEFINITIZED CONTRACT ACTION (UCA) FOR LOWER TIER AIR AND MISSILE DEFENSE SYSTEM (LTAMDS) |
| RAYTHEON COMPANY | Department of Defense | $2.7 billion | KSA FMS ARMY NAVY TRANSPORTABLE RADAR SURVEILLANCE AND CONTROL MODEL 2 (AN/TPY-2) PRODUCTION |
| RAYTHEON COMPANY | Department of Defense | $2.1 billion | REQUIREMENT FOR PATRIOT M903 LAUNCHING STATIONS. |
| RAYTHEON COMPANY | Department of Defense | $1.7 billion | AMDR BASIC CONTRACT AWARD FOR EMD AND EXERCISE OF ENHANCED DATA RIGHTS CLIN |
| MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Department of Defense | $1.6 billion | IGF::OT::IGF TRANSITION OF PROGRAMS FROM MIT LL CONTRACT FA8721-05-C-0002 TO MIT LL CONTRACT FA8702-15-D-0001 |
| MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY | Department of Defense | $1.5 billion | IGF::OT::IGF MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY: LINCOLN LABORATORY - RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT |
| SEQIRUS INC | Department of Health and Human Services | $1.4 billion | TAS::75 0140::TAS CONSTRUCTION OF VACCINE MANUFACTURING FACILITY |
Largest grants
| Recipient | Agency | Award value | What for |
|---|---|---|---|
| MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION | Department of Transportation | $546.8 million | PROJECT TITLE: BOURNE- BRIDGE REPLACEMENT, B-17-005, (ARF) (SAGAMORE BRIDGE), US 6 OVER THE CAPE COD CANAL, SANDWICH ROAD (ROUTE 6A) AND MCR |
| MASSACHUSETTS BAY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | Department of Transportation | $472.3 million | APPLICATION PURPOSE: THE PROJECT IS REQUESTING $283235887 IN FFY25 FUNDS PROVIDED BY THE MEGA GRANT PROGRAM TO REPLACE THE DRAW 1 RAIL DRAWB |
| MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY EDUCATION | Department of Agriculture | $465.9 million | CNP CN BLOCK PROG |
| MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY EDUCATION | Department of Agriculture | $443.8 million | CNP CN BLOCK PROG |
| MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY RESOURCES | Department of Energy | $370.8 million | BIPARTISAN INFRASTRUCTURE LAW (BIL) - POWER UP NEW ENGLAND THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS AGREEMENT IS TO DEPLOY NEW CLEAN ENERGY TRANSMISSION AND BA |
| MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY EDUCATION | Department of Education | $339.3 million | STATE GRANT - B (611) |
| MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY EDUCATION | Department of Education | $320.9 million | STATE GRANT - B (611) |
| MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY EDUCATION | Department of Agriculture | $320.9 million | CNP CN BLOCK PROG |
| MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY EDUCATION | Department of Agriculture | $315.5 million | CNP CN BLOCK PROGRAMS TOTAL CONSOLIDATED |
| MASSACHUSETTS DEPARTMENT OF ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY EDUCATION | Department of Education | $302.6 million | TITLE I PART A BASIC GRANTS TO LEAS |
Totals are federal obligations in the fiscal year by place of performance. "Award amount" for a listed award is its total value over all years, not just this year. Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury).
Votes in Congress
The latest recorded votes. Each link shows how Massachusetts's members voted.
- Senate vote 253 (2026): On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed, HR7008 2026-09-30 · Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Rejected
- Senate vote 254 (2026): On Cloture on the Motion to Proceed, HR9340 2026-09-30 · Cloture on the Motion to Proceed Rejected
- Senate vote 255 (2026): On the Cloture Motion, PN1129 2026-09-30 · Cloture Motion Agreed to
- Senate vote 256 (2026): On the Nomination, PN1129 2026-09-30 · Nomination Confirmed
- Senate vote 251 (2026): On the Motion to Proceed, SJRES197 2026-09-29 · Motion to Proceed Rejected
- Senate vote 252 (2026): On the Motion to Discharge, SRES852 2026-09-29 · Motion to Discharge Rejected
- Senate vote 245 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Agreed to
- Senate vote 246 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
- Senate vote 247 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
- Senate vote 248 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
- Senate vote 249 (2026): On the Amendment, S4668 2026-09-28 · Amendment Rejected
- Senate vote 250 (2026): On Passage of the Bill, S4668 2026-09-28 · Bill Passed
All House votes All Senate votes
Elections
- Massachusetts General Election, November 3, 2026
On the ballot: U.S. Senate (Edward J. Markey holds the seat whose term ends in January 2027); U.S. House: all 9 districts; State and local offices and any ballot measures vary by state and county: check your official sample ballot
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