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Massachusetts Legislative Alert:
January 27, 2010
A hearing will be held in
Boston on Wednesday January 27, 2010.
Among the
many bills to be discussed are one that would limit how many firearms you can
buy, eliminate your right to buy certain types of target rifles and
"micro-stamping" of ammunition. The complete list with links is below.
Please
call the committee members at the numbers noted below!! Every
call matters.
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Hearing on Firearms Bills
Scheduled for Tomorrow on Beacon Hill!
Please
Contact the Members of the
Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security!
On Wednesday, January 27, the Joint Committee on Public
Safety and Homeland Security will be holding a public
hearing on firearm-related bills at 10:30 a.m. in
Hearing Room A2 of the State House.
Please take the time to attend this hearing to show your
support for our Second Amendment freedoms.
If
you are unable to attend, you can contact the members of
the Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee and
urge them to oppose any legislation that would infringe
on our Second Amendment rights.
Contact information can be found below.
The following is a list of the legislation which will be
considered:
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S913 |
An Act relative to an unloaded rifle or shotgun.
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S921 |
An Act relative to the safety of law enforcement
officers.
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S926 |
An Act relative to certain ammunition.
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S927 |
An Act relative to the lawful sale of ammunition.
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S933 |
An Act Regarding the Prevention of Illegal
Trafficking and Gun Violence Among Youth in the
Commonwealth.
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S935 |
An Act to require tagging of explosive materials.
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S938 |
An Act relative to preventing illegal trafficking of
firearms.
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S964 |
An Act Prohibiting the Confiscation of Lawfully
Owned Firearms During a State of Emergency
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S977 |
An Act to further enhance public safety in the
Commonwealth.
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S978 |
An Act creating a global
positioning system locators in firearms study
commission.
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S986 |
An Act establishing the Massachusetts armor piercing
law.
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S995 |
An Act relative to issuing a license to carry
firearms to law enforcement officers on college
campuses.
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H34 |
An Act an act relative to the regulation of gun
shows
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H2202 |
An Act to close automatic weapon loopholes.
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H2231 |
An Act to allow hunting on Sunday within the
Commonwealth.
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H2232 |
An Act relative to the use of shotguns.
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H2247 |
An Act to improve the ballistic database through
microstamping
ammunition.
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H2249 |
An Act to close a loophole in the assault weapons
ban and further reduce gun violence in the
Commonwealth.
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H2259 |
An Act relative to civil rights and public safety.
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H2263 |
An Act relative to surrender and storage.
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H2267 |
An Act relative to shooting near highway or
dwelling.
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H2287 |
An Act relative to firearms in the commonwealth.
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H2294 |
An Act relative to the possession of weapons.
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Members of the Joint Committee on Public Safety and
Homeland Security:
State Representative Kevin Aguiar
(D-Seventh
Bristol)
(617) 722-2140
Rep.KevinAguiar@hou.state.ma.us
State Representative Geraldo Alicea
(D-Sixth Worcester)
(617) 722-2060
Rep.GeraldoAlicea@HOU.State.MA.US
State Representative Brian Ashe (D-Second Hampden)
(617) 722-2090
Rep.BrianAshe@hou.state.ma.us
State Representative Bruce J. Ayers (D-First
Norfolk)
(617) 722-2230
Rep.BruceAyers@hou.state.ma.us
State Senator Stephen M. Brewer (D-Worcester, Hampden,
Hampshire and Franklin) Vice Chair
(617) 722-1540
Stephen.Brewer@state.ma.us
State Senator Scott P. Brown (R-Norfolk, Bristol and
Middlesex)
(617) 722-1555
Scott.P.Brown@state.ma.us
State Senator Stephen J. Buoniconti
(D-Hampden)
(617) 722-1660
Stephen.Buoniconti@state.ma.us
State Representative Linda Dean Campbell (D-Fifteenth
Essex)
(617) 722-2877
Rep.Linda.Dean-Campbell@Hou.State.MA.US
State Senator Gale D. Candaras
(D-First Hampden and Hampshire)
(617) 722-1291
Gale.Candaras@State.MA.US
State Representative Michael A. Costello (D-First Essex)
(617) 722-2230
Rep.MichaelCostello@hou.state.ma.us
State Representative Christopher J.
Donelan (D-Second Franklin)
(617) 722-2230
Rep.ChristopherDonelan@hou.state.ma.us
State Representative David Nangle
(D-Seventeenth Middlesex)
(617) 722-2020
Rep.DavidNangle@hou.state.ma.us
State Representative Jeffrey D. Perry (D-Fifth
Barnstable)
(617) 722-2396
Rep.JeffreyPerry@hou.state.ma.us
State Senator James E. Timilty
(D-Bristol and Norfolk), Chair
(617) 722-1222
James.Timilty@state.ma.us
State Representative Timothy J. Toomey, Jr.
(D-Twenty-Sixth Middlesex)
(617) 722-2692
Rep.TimothyToomey@hou.state.ma.us
State Representative Bradford Hill (R-Fourth Essex)
(617) 722-2489
Brad.Hill@state.ma.us
State Senator Brian Joyce (D-Norfolk, Bristol and
Plymouth)
(617) 722-1643
Brian.A.Joyce@state.ma.us
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact
committee staff at 617-722-2230.
Michael Onoyan
Research Analyst
Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland Security
Chairman Michael A. Costello
617.722.2230
Michael.Onoyan@hou.state.ma.us
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Previous posting
Below are
articles on the new proposed "Gun a month" bill.
One is an
online article, something from the NRA and then from
www.goal.org Please call your
State Reps.
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Below is a
"Cut and Paste" of an article we read online on May 7, 2009.
May 06, 2009 - For
immediate release:
PATRICK-MURRAY
ADMINISTRATION FILES BILL TO REDUCE GUN VIOLENCE IN THE COMMONWEALTH
Legislation
seeks to reduce supply of illegal guns, increase penalties and comply with
federal requirements
BOSTON–
Wednesday, May 6, 2009 – Continuing Governor Deval Patrick’s efforts to
reduce gun violence and strengthen public safety, Public Safety Secretary
Kevin M. Burke today announced that the Patrick-Murray Administration has
filed a bill to give police and prosecutors more tools to tackle illegal gun
use and make the Commonwealth a safer place to live, work, and raise
families.
“We see and
feel the effects gun violence has on our families and our communities
throughout Massachusetts – and we must do everything in our power to help
prevent it,” said Governor Patrick. “This legislation gives law enforcement
the critical tools they need, and sends a very strong message that illegal
gun use will not be tolerated.”
The Governor's
legislation addresses a decision issued by the Supreme Judicial Court on May
4. The SJC held that so-called 58A dangerousness hearings, the court
procedure that allows prosecutors to ask judges to hold dangerous criminal
defendants without bail, does not apply to charges of illegal possession of
a firearm. Governor Patrick's bill makes this procedure available to
prosecutors for charges that involve illegal possession, use, or trafficking
of guns.
In addition,
the Governor’s legislation makes it a felony to possess a gun while
committing certain crimes that might otherwise be misdemeanors, and removes
the requirement that state prosecutors must prove a gun is operable to be
considered a firearm, a change that will bring state law in line with the
federal regulations.
“Our law
enforcement officers do great work making our streets safe using the tools
they have,” said Public Safety Secretary Kevin M. Burke. “This gun
legislation helps take some of the criminal firepower off the streets and
builds in a layer of protection for us all by giving the courts the right to
detain anyone who uses a gun to commit a crime – even if it’s a
misdemeanor.”
"The changes to
the state's gun laws are a common sense approach to providing police
officers and court officials with more powerful tools to maintain the safety
of our residents by keeping criminals and guns off the streets,” said Mayor
Thomas Menino. “Through this tough approach, we address where the guns come
from and make it harder for criminals with guns to suffer only misdemeanor
charges."
"Of about 1500
firearms seized and traced in Massachusetts two years ago, more than 1200
came from another state with gun laws more lax than our own," said District
Attorney Dan Conley. "But more than 20% of those traced guns came from right
here in the Commonwealth, and that means we still have work to do here at
home."
Specifically,
the legislation would:
Gun Reforms
* Limit gun
purchases to one gun a month in order to reduce gun trafficking by “straw
purchasers” who purchase firearms for convicted felons or other prohibited
buyers.
* Create a new
crime (10-year felony) for possessing a gun while committing a misdemeanor
that involves the use of force.
* Upon motion
by the district attorney, the legislation allows defendants charged with
possessing, using, or trafficking illegal firearms to be held without bail
pending trial. The Supreme Judicial Court ruled on May 4th that current
statute does not allow for pre-trial detention for charges involving illegal
possession of a firearm. The Governor’s legislation clarifies the current
statute, giving prosecutors the tools they need to help end the cycle of
violence and retaliation.
* Change
definition of “firearm” to parallel federal law, relieving Commonwealth from
proving that gun is operable.
Secondary Gun
Sales
* Requires individuals who resell their guns to conduct the transaction at a
licensed dealer so that the transaction can be entered into the electronic
firearms database for better tracking of secondary sales.
Machine Gun
Reforms
* Clarifies laws to prohibit anyone other than a person with a machine gun
license or a police officer receiving training from handling a machine gun.
* The Secretary of Public Safety and Security will promulgate new
regulations to prohibit use of machine guns at gun shows or exhibitions and
to narrow definition of “bona fide collector.”
Brady Bill
Changes
* Requires transmission of court records of involuntary commitments to state
central criminal record repository for inclusion in the National Instant
Criminal Background Check System (NICS), and otherwise amends state law to
comply with federal NICS Improvement Amendments Act of 2007.
* This provision will ensure the Commonwealth does not lose valuable federal
grant funding
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FROM THE NRA:
Governor Files
Anti-Gun Bill in the Bay State
Please
Stand-Up and Make Your Voices Heard!
Yesterday, Governor Deval
Patrick (D) filed legislation that would
severely curtail the rights of gun owners in the
Commonwealth. The bill entitled,
“An Act to Reduce Firearm Violence,”
is in essence a repeat performance of Chapter
180 of the Acts of 1998.
Among other things, this bill would:
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Limit firearm purchases to one per 30-day
period;
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Require the private transfer of all firearms
to be conducted through a federally licensed
firearms dealer, and;
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Allow the Colonel of the Department of State
Police to destroy surrendered firearms instead
of auctioning them for sale.
If you don't remember, Chapter 180 of the Acts
of 1998 created some of the most confusing and
ill-advised set of gun laws in the country. The
vast majority of those new laws attacked lawful
gun owners and did little, if anything, to
address violent crime. Since enactment, the
only result has been an 85% decrease in the
number of lawfully licensed gun owners in
Massachusetts and a dramatic increase in crime.
Please contact your State Legislators
TODAY and respectfully urge them to
oppose this ill-conceived attack on our Second
Amendment freedoms. Governor Patrick can
be reached by phone at (617)
725-4005 or (888) 870-7770 (in-state), by fax at
(617) 727-9725, or visit
http://www.mass.gov/?pageID=gov3utilities&sid=Agov3&U=Agov3_contact_us
to send email. To identify your State
Representative and State Senator and to find
contact information, please click
here.
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FROM www.goal.org...
Governor Patrick Files H.4102
On
Wednesday, May 06, 2009 the Patrick Administration filed H 4102"An
Act to Reduce Firearm Violence" but can truly only be described as
Chapter 180 Part II. This bill has been assigned to the
Joint Committee on the Judiciary. The existing persecutorial
gun laws in
Massachusetts were passed in 1998 (Chapter 180 of the
Acts of 1998). The result has been an 85% reduction in lawfully
licensed gun owners and a drastic INCREASE in gun related crime.
According to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health's 2007
ISP Report, gun related deaths and injuries categories have
increased in the following manner:
79 % INCREASE in
homicide related firearm deaths since 1998.
72 % INCREASE in
firearm assault related injuries since 1998.
243 % INCREASE in
assault related firearm hospital discharges since 1998.
331 % INCREASE in
firearm assault related emergency room visits since 1999 (Category
began in '99).
590 % INCREASE in
firearm assault outpatient observations since 2001 (Category began
in '01).
The record of reducing crime via "gun control" is a confirmed failed
social experiment within the Commonwealth. With these facts in mind,
it is incomprehensible that our Governor would seek to pile
twenty-three more sections of more "gun control" legislation on top
of the existing disastrous laws.
Perhaps the most egregious part of this bill is the Governor's
proposal to send lawfully licensed citizens to prison for two and
half years for legally purchasing two firearms in a one month
period! How can any representative of the lawful people of the
Commonwealth propose to reduce crime by putting the innocent in
prison?
"We need to focus on reforming the State's gun laws through the
Civil Rights and Public Safety Act first and foremost," said Jim
Wallace Executive Director of Gun Owners' Action League. "We need to
give a concerted effort to completely separate, in statute, the
lawful possession issues and the criminal enforcement issues. Only
by doing that will we be able to ensure the protection of lawful
citizens and begin to successfully punish the human criminal
element, thus reducing crime."
GOAL urges all of our members to contact their
local legislators and the
Joint Committee on the Judiciary and urge them to reject any
further "gun control" proposals and ask them to support GOAL's
reform bill H.2259, the Civil Rights and Public Safety Act instead.
Real Reform with Real Results.
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Upcoming Bills
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www.goal.org
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H.2202, Automatic Weapons Bill or General Gun
Ban?
Recently GOAL obtained a copy of H.2202 "An Act to
Close the Automatic Weapon Loophole" bill. The
legislation was filed by Representative Antonio
Cabral of New Bedford. The bill appears to have no
cosponsors. At first glance one would logically
come to the conclusion that the bill has something
to do with machineguns. Unfortunately, you would
be wrong. It is actually a potential ban on
everything other than automatic firearms.
The very first
section of the bill changes the Commonwealth's
definition of "Assault Weapon" by deleting the
exemptions that exist for manual action guns. The
proposed change also does away with an important
exemption that GOAL had put into law in our 2004
reform bill (Chapter 150 of the Acts of 2004).
The exemption was
Appendix A of 18 U.S.C. 922, part of the federal
assault weapons ban laws that were set to expire
in 2004. The Appendix contained a list of hundreds
of guns that could legally never be considered as
"assault weapons".
Some examples of the guns on the list are Ruger
Red Label Shotgun, Perrazi Sporting Classic O/U
Shotgun, Browning Citori O/U Shotgun, Remington
870 Youth Model, Ancshutz Match Rifle,
Thompson/Center Contender Carbine. Knowing the
federal ban was set to expire and the
Massachusetts ban was not, GOAL successfully
worked to permanently attach Appendix A to the
Massachusetts exemptions. H.2202 proposes to do
away with that exemption.
The next two
sections of the bill inserts language into the
license to carry law (Chapter 140, Section 131)
essentially banning the purchase, renting,
leasing, borrowing, possession and carrying of
assault weapons.
Section four of
the bill is more than a little confusing as it
deals with club licenses. The language removes an
exemption in the law that currently allows the
removal of large capacity weapons or large
capacity feeding devices from the premises (club)
for the purpose of "hunting in accordance with the
provisions of chapter 131."
The bill then
moves to change the minimum sentencing for
possession firearm (handgun), rifle or shotgun
form 2 ˝ years to "not less than three years." The
minimum sentencing for drug and violent crimes in
conjunction with gun crimes is increased from
three years to a minimum of five years. It also
intends to do away with the ability to serve
concurrent sentences for certain crimes.
The bill clearly
has nothing to do with machineguns (automatic
weapons), but rather is intended to ban certain
semi-automatic guns (assault weapons). Perhaps
even more sinister is that by proposing to remove
the crucial exemptions in the legal definition of
"assault weapon" it is intentionally opening the
door to label most any gun an assault weapon and
thus potentially banning anything. If this is not
the intention, then why remove the exemptions?
H.2202 is
currently within the
Joint Committee on Public Safety and Homeland
Security. We urge our members to contact the
Committee members and ask them to oppose this
blatant attempt to open the door for banning the
possession of guns by lawful citizens.
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Microstamping Bill Comes to
Massachusetts
This is one bill
that we have been waiting to appear here in
Massachusetts. H.2247 "An Act to Improve the
Ballistic Database through Microstamping
Ammunition." Gun owners have seen these type of
bills pop up all over the country for the past few
years. Although there was a late file
microstamping bill last session, it never got out
of committee. H.2247 has been filed through the
normal process and has ten cosponsors. No surprise
that one of the names is Boston Mayor Thomas
Menino.
This bill
proposes to add language to Section 11E of Chapter
269 (Current serial numbers on firearms law.) In
short the bill would mandate that all
semiautomatic handguns manufactured or delivered
to a licensed dealer in Massachusetts as of
January 1, 2010 would be required to be capable of
microstamping any ammunition fired from them.
One of the key
components is the term "delivered to any licensed
dealer" The bill doesn't just affect new
semiautomatic handguns, it bans the delivery of
all such handguns to a licensed dealer. The
language could effectually ban a licensed dealer
from accepting a noncompliant semiautomatic under
any circumstances. Trades in, consignments,
surrenders, storage, transfers, etc. would all be
banned through a licensed dealer. There is
supposedly an exemption in (D) to cover existing
handguns, but we have seen how Massachusetts
government interprets law and the exemption
language might mean something different to a
government official than it does to a lawful gun
owner. We have seen it happen.
As for the
so-called technology, the National Shooting Sports
Foundation has done a great job at debunking it.
The following is taken from their website
www.NSSF.org:
A recent independent, peer-reviewed, study
published in the professional scholarly journal
for forensic firearms examiners proved that the
technology of microstamping is unreliable and does
not function as the patent holder claims. It can
be easily defeated in mere seconds using common
household tools or criminals could simply switch
the engraved firing pin for readily available
unmarked spare parts, thereby circumventing the
technology.
Experts at the University of California, Davis,
recently finished a study of the technology which
was requested and funded by the California State
Legislature. The conclusions about the technology
are straightforward and direct. The researchers
found this patented technology "flawed" and
concluded that "At the current time it is not
recommended that a mandate for implementation of
this technology in all semiautomatic handguns in
the state of California be made. Further testing,
analysis and evaluation is required."
NSSF and other groups, including major law
enforcement organizations, are opposed to this
unproven and unreliable technology. The cost of
this dubious technology is a great concern to
firearms owners and taxpayers alike. Microstamping
legislation in California would not only have
forced consumers of firearms to pay exorbitant
price increases-as much as $200 per firearm- to
cover the increased cost of microstamping, but
substantially higher taxes for the cost of
microstamped law enforcement guns.
For more information on the microstamping debate,
go to:
http://nssf.org/media/FactSheets/Microstamping.cfm
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H.2287 the Anti RKBA Buffet
H.2287 "An Act
Relative to Firearms in the Commonwealth" is a
re-file from the last legislative session. As
stated in my title, it is a virtual buffet of anti
RKBA legislation. Rather than taking up a lot of
space with detailed explanations, I'll simply give
a bullet point list of the proposals in the bill:
· A complete
list of every handgun owned must be supplied to
your licensing authority;
· $250,000
insurance policy on every handgun to cover any
harm or damage that might arise from the use;
· Place a
member of Stop Handgun Violence on the state's Gun
Control Advisory Board;
· Owners of
guns to make lost or stolen reports or face heavy
fines;
· Changing the
mandatory training requirements for handguns to be
a minimum of 20 hours long to include four hours
of "practical shooting";
· One handgun a
month;
· Solenoid
use-limitation devices, voice recognition devices,
automated fingerprint systems for handguns;
· Increasing
the penalties for multiple unlawful sales.
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Sincerely,
Angela/GOAL
Gun Owners' Action League
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Gun Owners' Action League | 37 Pierce Street | Northboro | MA |
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www.nssf.org
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http://www.nraila.org/
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Found on
The White House site: www.whitehouse.gov
Go to THE AGENDA, click
on URBAN POLICY then scroll down to CRIME AND LAW ENFORCEMENT.
This is what it says in
part:
- Address Gun Violence in Cities: Obama and Biden would
repeal the Tiahrt Amendment, which restricts the ability of local law
enforcement to access important gun trace information, and give police
officers across the nation the tools they need to solve gun crimes and fight
the illegal arms trade. Obama and Biden also favor commonsense measures that
respect the Second Amendment rights of gun owners, while keeping guns away
from children and from criminals. They support closing the gun show loophole
and making guns in this country childproof. They also
support making the expired federal Assault Weapons Ban permanent.
(In red is our
emphasis)
Let your State Senators
and Representatives know how you feel...
(For a breakdown of your ward and precinct, enter your address in the
Secretary of the Commonwealth's Ward,
precinct and polling place search )
- Abington
- Senator Michael W.
Morrissey
- Representative Allen
J. McCarthy
- Acton
- Senator Pamela P.
Resor
- Representative Cory
Atkins:- precincts one, two, and six
- Representative James
B. Eldridge:- precincts three, four, and five
- Acushnet
- Senator Mark C.
Montigny
- Representative Robert
M. Koczera
- Adams
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Daniel
E. Bosley
- Agawam
- Senator Stephen J.
Buoniconti
- Representative
Rosemary Sandlin
- Alford
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
- Amesbury
- Senator Steven A.
Baddour
- Representative Michael
A. Costello
- Amherst
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Ellen
Story
- Andover
- Senator Susan C.
Tucker
- Representative Barry
R. Finegold:- precincts two, three, five, four, six, and nine
- Representative Barbara
A. L'Italien:- precincts one, seven, and eight
- Aquinnah
- Senator Robert A.
O'Leary
- Representative Eric T.
Turkington
- Arlington
- Senator Robert A.
Havern
- Representative William
N. Brownsberger:- precincts two and four
- Representative J.
James Marzilli, Jr.:- precincts one, three, five to thirteen, fifteen,
sixteen, eighteen, and nineteen
- Representative Jay R.
Kaufman.:- precincts fourteen, seventeen, twenty, and twenty-one
- Ashburnham
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- House Seat Vacant
- Ashby
- Senator Robert A.
Antonioni
- House Seat Vacant
- Ashfield
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Ashland
- Senator Karen E.
Spilka
- Representative Tom
Sannicandro
- Athol
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative
Christopher J. Donelan
- Attleboro
- Senator Scott P. Brown:-precincts
one, two, three A
- Senator James E.
Timilty:-precinct three B
- Representative John A.
Lepper:-precincts one, two, and three A
- Representative
Elizabeth A. Poirier:-precinct three B
- Auburn
- Senator Edward M.
Augustus, Jr.
- Representative Paul K.
Frost
- Avon
- Senator Brian A. Joyce
- Representative William
C. Galvin
- Ayer
- Senator Pamela P.
Resor
- Representative Robert
S. Hargraves
- Barnstable
- Senator Robert O'Leary:-precincts
one to nine, and thirteen
Senator Therese Murray:-precincts
ten to twelve
Representative Demetrius
J. Atsalis:- precincts one through four, six, eight, nine to thirteen
- Representative Matthew
Patrick :- precincts five and seven
Representative Jeffrey D.
Perry:- precincts ten to twelve
- Barre
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Anne M.
Gobi
- Becket
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Bedford
- Senator Susan C. Fargo
- Representative Charles
A. Murphy
- Belchertown
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg :- precincts A and D
Senator Gale D.
Candaras:- precincts B and C
- Representative Thomas
M. Petrolati:- precincts Band C
- Representative Stephen
Kulik :- precinct A and D
- Bellingham
- Senator Richard T.
Moore
- Representative
Jennifer M. Callahan
- Belmont
- Senator Steven A.
Tolman
- Representative William
N. Brownsberger
- Berkley
- Senator Marc R.
Pacheco
- Representative David
B. Sullivan
- Berlin
- Senator Harriete L.
Chandler
- Representative Stephen
P. LeDuc
- Bernardston
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Beverly
- Senator Frederick E.
Berry
- Representative Mary E.
Grant
- Billerica
- Senator Robert A.
Havern
- Representative William
G. Greene, Jr.
- Blackstone
- Senator Richard T.
Moore
- Representative
Jennifer M. Callahan
- Blandford
- Senator Michael R.
Knapik
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
- Bolton
- Senator Robert A.
Antonioni
- Representative
Patricia A. Walrath
- Boston
- Senator Robert E.
Travaglini:- ward one precincts one to fourteen, ward three (precincts one
to six) and ward five (precinct three)
- Senator Jack Hart:-ward
1, precinct 15, wards 6, 7 and 13, ward 14, precincts 1, 2, 4, 5 and 12 to 14,
inclusive, wards 15, 16 and 17, ward 18, precincts 1 to 6, inclusive, and 21
- Senator Jarrett T.
Barrios :- ward two (all precincts), ward twenty-one (precincts four, six,
and seven) and ward twenty-two (precincts one, two, and five)
- Representative Brian
P. Wallace.:- ward six (all precincts), ward seven (precincts one to
nine), and ward thirteen (precincts three and six)
- Senator Dianne
Wilkerson:- ward three (precincts seven and eight), ward four (precincts
one to six, eight and nine), ward five (precincts one, four to eight, and
eleven), ward eight (all precincts), ward nine (all precincts), ward ten (all
precincts), ward eleven (all precincts), ward twelve (all precincts), ward
fourteen (precincts three, six to eleven), and ward nineteen (precincts one to
nine)
- Senator Marian Walsh:-
ward eighteen (precincts seven to twenty, twenty-two and twenty-three), ward
nineteen (precincts ten, eleven to thirteen) and ward twenty (all precincts)
- Senator Steven A.
Tolman:- ward four (precincts seven and ten), ward twenty-one (precincts
one to three, five and eight to sixteen) and ward twenty-two (precincts three,
four, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve and thirteen)
- Representative Anthony
Petruccelli:- ward one (all precincts) and the Boston HarborIslands
- Representative Eugene
L. O'Flaherty:- ward two (all precincts)
- Representative
Salvatore F. DiMasi:- ward three (precincts one to four and six to eight),
ward four (precinct one), ward five (precinct one) and ward eight (precincts
one, two and six)
- Representative Byron
Rushing:- ward four (precincts two, three, four, five, six and seven),
ward five (precincts two and ten), and ward nine (precincts one, two and
three)
- Representative Gloria
L. Fox:- ward four (precincts eight, nine and ten), ward eight (precincts
three and four), ward nine (precincts four and five), ward eleven (precinct
two and three), ward twelve (precincts one to five, eight and nine) and ward
twenty-one (precinct one)
- Representative Martha
Marty Walz:- ward three (precinct five), and ward five (precincts three to
nine and eleven)
- Representative Brian
Wallace:- ward six (all precincts), ward seven (precincts one, two, three,
four, five, six, seven, eight and nine) and ward thirteen (precincts three and
six)
- Representative Marie
P. St. Fleur :- precinct ten of ward seven, precincts five and seven of
ward eight, precinct six of ward twelve, precincts one, two, three, four,
five, and six of ward thirteen, precincts one, two, three, four, five, seven,
eight and nine of ward fifteen, precinct one of ward sixteen, and precinct two
of ward seventeen.
- Representative Jeffery
Sanchez:- ward ten (all precincts), ward eleven (precinct one) and ward
nineteen (precincts one to five, and eight)
- Representative
Elizabeth A. Malia:- ward eleven (precincts four to ten), ward twelve
(precinct seven), ward nineteen (precincts six, seven, nine to thirteen), and
ward twenty (precincts one, two and four)
- Representative Martin
J. Walsh:- ward thirteen (precincts seven, eight, nine and ten), ward
fifteen (precinct six), ward sixteen (precincts one, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, nine, and ten) and ward seventeen (precincts two, three, six and
nine)
- Representative Willie Mae Allen :- ward fourteen
(precincts two, three, five to fourteen), ward seventeen (precincts one, five,
seven eight, and ten), and ward eighteen (precinct three)
- Representative Linda
Dorcena Forry :- ward sixteen (precincts eight, eleven, and twelve), ward
seventeen (precincts four, eleven, twelve, thirteen and fourteen) and ward
eighteen (precincts one, two, four, five, six and twenty-one)
- Representative Angelo
M. Scaccia:- ward eighteen (precincts nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen,
fourteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, tenty-two and
twenty-three)
- Representative Michael
F. Rush:- ward twenty (precincts three, five, six, seven, eight, nine,
ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen,
eighteen, nineteen and twenty)
- Representative Kevin
G. Honan:- ward twenty-one (precincts three, five, six, seven, eight,
nine, ten, eleven and twelve) and ward twenty-two (precincts two, three, six,
nine and ten)
- Representative Michael
Moran:- ward twenty-one (precincts two, four, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen
and sixteen) and ward twenty-two (precincts one, four, five, seven, eight,
eleven, twelve and thirteen)
- Bourne
- Senator Therese Murray
- Representative Susan
W. Gifford:- precincts one to three
- Representative Matthew
Patrick:- precincts five and six
Representative Jeffrey D.
Perry:- precinct four
- Boxborough
- Senator Pamela P.
Resor
- Representative James
B. Eldridge
- Boxford
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative
Bradford Hill:- precincts one and three
Representative Barbara
L'Italien :- precinct two
- Boylston
- Senator Harriette L.
Chandler
- Representative Harold
P. Naughton, Jr.
- Braintree
- Senator Michael W.
Morrissey:- precincts two, six to twelve
- Senator Brian A. Joyce
:- precincts two, six to twelve
- Representative Joseph
R. Driscoll :- precincts one, three, four and five
- Brewster
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Cleon
H. Turner
- Bridgewater
- Senator Marc R.
Pacheco
- Representative David
L. Flynn
- Brimfield
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Todd M.
Smola
- Brockton
- Senator Robert S.
Creedon, Jr..
- Representative
Geraldine Creedon:- ward one (precincts A and C), ward two (precinct A)
and ward seven (all precincts)
- Representative Thomas
P. Kennedy:- ward one (precincts B and D), ward two (precincts B, C and
D), ward three (all precincts) and ward four (precincts A and D), ward five
(precinct A)
- Representative
Christine E. Canavan:- ward four (precincts B andC), ward 5 (precincts B,
C and D) and ward six (all precincts)
- Brookfield
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Anne M.
Gobi
- Brookline
- Senator Cynthia Stone
Creem
- Representative Jeffrey
Sanchez :- precincts five and fourteen
- Representative Frank
Israel Smizik:- precincts two to four, and six to thirteen
- Representative Michael
J. Moran:- precinct one
- Representative Michael
F. Rush:- precincts fifteen and sixteen
- Buckland
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Burlington
- Senator Robert A.
Havern
- Representative Charles
A. Murphy
- Cambridge
- Senate President
Robert E. Travaglini:- ward one (all precincts), ward two (all precincts),
ward three (precincts one and three), ward four (all precincts), ward five
(all precincts) and ward eight (precinct three)
- Senator Jarrett T.
Barrios:- ward three (precinct two), ward six (all precincts), ward seven
(all precincts), ward eight (precincts one and two), ward nine (precinct one)
and ward ten (precinct two)
- Senator Steven A.
Tolman:- ward nine (precincts two and three), ward ten (precincts one and
three) and ward eleven (all precincts)
- Representative Timothy
J. Toomey, Jr.:- ward one (all precincts), ward two (precinct one) ward
three (precincts one and two), and ward six (precinct one)
Representative Byron
Rushing:- ward two (precinct two)
- Representative Martha
Marty Walz:- ward two (precinct three), ward three (precinct three), and
ward five (all precincts)
- Representative Alice
K. Wolf:- ward four (all precincts), ward six (precincts two and three),
ward seven (all precincts), ward eight (all precincts), and ward ten
(precincts one and two)
Representative Rachel
Kaprielian:- ward nine (all precincts)
Representative William N.
Brownsberger :- ward ten (precinct three) and ward eleven (all precincts)
- Canton
- Senator Brian A. Joyce
- Representative William
C. Galvin
- Carlisle
- Senator Susan C. Fargo
- Representative Cory
Atkins
- Carver
- Senator Marc R.
Pacheco
- Representative Susan
Williams Gifford
- Charlemont
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Daniel
E. Bosley
- Charlton
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Geraldo
Alicea
- Chatham
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Sarah
K. Peake
- Chelmsford
- Senator Susan C. Fargo
- Representative Cory
Atkins :- precincts one and nine
Representative T. Golden
:- precincts two, six, and eight
Representative G. Hall
:- precincts three, five, and seven
Representative D. Nangle
:-precinct four
- Chelsea
- Senator Jarret T.
Barrios
- Representative Eugene
L. O'Flaherty: wards one and two, ward three (precincts one and three),
ward four (precincts one and four)
- Representative Kathi-Anne
Reinstein:- ward three (precincts two and four), ward four (precincts two
and three)
- Cheshire
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Chester
- Senator Michael R.
Knapik
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
- Chesterfield
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Stephen
Kulik
- Chicopee
- Senator Michael R.
Knapik:- ward one, three, and six to nine
- Senator Stephen J.
Buoniconti:- ward two (all precincts), ward four (all precincts) and ward
five (all precincts)
- Representative Joseph
F. Wagner:- ward one (all precincts), ward two (precincts A, C and D),
ward three (all precincts), ward six (precinct A), ward seven (all precincts),
ward eight (all precincts) and ward nine (all precincts)
- Representative Sean
Curran:- ward five (precinct A)
- Representative James
T. Welch:- ward two (precinct B), ward four (all precincts), ward five
(precinct B)
- Representative Thomas
M. Petrolati:- ward six (precinct B)
- Chilmark
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Eric
Turkington
- Clarksburg
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Daniel
E. Bosley
- Clinton
- Senator Harriette L.
Chandler :- precinct three and four
Senator Robert A.
Antonioni :- precinct one and two
- Representative Harold
P. Naughton, Jr. :- all precincts
- Cohasset
- Senator Robert L.
Hedlund
- Representative Garrett
J. Bradley
- Colrain
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Concord
- Senator Susan C. Fargo
- Representative Cory
Atkins
- Conway
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Stephen
Kulik
- Cummington
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Dalton
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Danvers
- Senator Frederick E.
Berry
- Representative
Theodore C. Speliotis
- Dartmouth
- Senator Mark C.
Montigny
- Representative John F.
Quinn
- Dedham
- Senator Marian Walsh
- SEAT VACANT
- Deerfield
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Stephen
Kulik
- Dennis
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Cleon
H. Turner
- Dighton
- Senator Marc R.
Pacheco
- Representative
Patricia A. Haddad
- Douglas
- Senator Richard T.
Moore
- Representative Paul
Kujawski
- Dover
- Senator James E.
Timilty
- Representative Lida E.
Harkins
- Dracut
- Senator Susan C.
Tucker
- Representative Colleen
M. Garry
- Dudley
- Senator Richard T.
Moore
- Representative Paul
Kujawski
- Dunstable
- Senator Steven C.
Panagiotakos
- Representative Robert
S. Hargraves
- Duxbury
- Senator Robert L.
Hedlund
- Representative Daniel
K. Webster :-precincts two to five
Representative Thomas J.
Calter :-precincts one and six
- East Bridgewater
- Senator Robert S.
Creedon, Jr. :- precincts one to three
Senator Brian A. Joyce.
:- precinct four
Representative Allen J.
McCarthy
- East Brookfield
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Geraldo
Alicea
- East Longmeadow
- Senator Gale D.
Candaras
- Representative Angelo
J. Puppolo:- precincts one and two
- Representative Mary S.
Rogeness:- precincts three and four
- Eastham
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Sarah
K. Peake
- Easthampton
- Senator Michael R.
Knapik
- Representative John W.
Scibak
- Easton
- Senator Robert S.
Creedon, Jr.:- precincts one and two
- Senator Brian A. Joyce
:- precincts three to six
- Representative
Geraldine Creedon:- precincts one, two, four and five
- Representative David
L. Flynn:- precinct six
Representative Christine
E. Canavan:- precinct three
- Edgartown
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Eric
Turkington
- Egremont
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
- Erving
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative
Christopher J. Donelan
- Essex
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative Anthony
J. Verga
- Everett
- Senator Jarret T.
Barrios
- VACANT
- Fairhaven
- Senator Mark C.
Montigny
- Representative William
M. Straus
- Fall River
- Senator Joan M. Menard
- Representative Michael
J. Rodrigues:- ward one (precinct A), ward five (precincts B and C), ward
six (all precincts), ward seven (precinct B) and ward eight (precinct A)
- Representative Robert
Correia:- ward one (precincts B, C and D), ward two (all precincts), ward
three (all precincts), ward four (precincts A and B) and ward five (precinct
A)
- Representative David
B. Sullivan:- ward four (precinct C), ward seven (precincts A, C and D),
ward eight (precincts B, C and D) and ward nine (all precincts)
- Falmouth
- Senator Therese Murray:-
all precincts
- Representative Eric
Turkington:- precincts one, two, five and six
- Representative Matthew
Patrick:- precincts three, four, seven, eight and nine
- Fitchburg
- Senator Robert A.
Antonioni
- Representative Stephen
L. DiNatale
- Florida
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Daniel
E. Bosley
- Foxborough
- Senator James E.
Timilty
Representative Fred
Barrows
- Framingham
- Senator Karen E.
Spilka
- Vacant:- precincts one through seven, nine, thirteen,
fourteen and seventeen
- Representative Tom
Sannicandro:- precincts eight, eleven, twelve, fifteen, sixteen and
eighteen
- Franklin
- Senator Karen E.
Spilka :- (precincts one and five to eight)
- Senator Scott P. Brown:-
(precincts two to four)
- Representative James
E. Vallee
- Freetown
- Senator Joan M. Menard
- Representative David
B. Sullivan:- precinct one
- Representative John F.
Quinn:- precinct two
- Representative Stephen
R. Canessa:- precinct three
- Gardner
- Senator Robert A.
Antonioni
- Representative Robert
L. Rice Jr.
- Georgetown
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative
Harriett L. Stanley:- precinct one
- Representative Barbara
L'Italien :- precinct two
- Gill
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative
Christopher J. Donelan
- Gloucester
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative Anthony
J. Verga
- Goshen
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Stephen
Kulik
- Gosnold
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Eric
Turkington
- Grafton
- Senator Edward M.
Augustus, Jr.
- Representative George
N. Peterson, Jr.
- Granby
- Senator Gale D.
Candaras
- Representative Ellen
Stony
- Granville
- Senator Michael R.
Knapik
Representative
Rosemary Sandlin
- Great Barrington
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
Representative William Smitty Pignatelli
- Greenfield
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative
Christopher J. Donelan
- Groton
- Senator Steven C.
Panagiotakos
- Representative Robert
S. Hargraves
- Groveland
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative
Harriett L. Stanley
- Hadley
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative John W.
Scibak
- Halifax
- Senator Robert S.
Creedon, Jr..
- Representative Daniel
K. Webster :- precinct two
- Representative Thomas
J. Calter :- precinct one
- Hamilton
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative
Bradford Hill
- Hampden
- Senator Gale D.
Candaras
- Representative Mary S.
Rogeness
- Hancock
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Hanover
- Senator Robert S.
Creedon, Jr..
- Representative Robert
J. Nyman
- Hanson
- Senator Robert S.
Creedon. Jr.
- Representative Daniel
K. Webster
- Hardwick
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Anne M.
Gobi
- Harvard
- Senator Pamela P.
Resor
- Representative James
B. Eldridge
- Harwich
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Sarah
K. Peake
- Hatfield
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Peter
V. Kocot
- Haverhill
- Senator Steven A.
Baddour
Representative Barbara
L'Italien :-ward two (precinct one and two, ward five (precinct two) and
ward seven (precinct two)
- Representative Brian
S. Dempsey:- ward one (all precincts), ward two (precinct three), ward
three (all precincts), ward four (precincts one and two), ward five (precincts
one and three) and ward six (all precincts)
- Representative
Harriett L. Stanley:- ward four (precinct three) and ward seven (precincts
one and three)
- Hawley
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Daniel
E. Bosley
- Heath
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Daniel
E. Bosley
- Hingham
- Senator Robert L.
Hedlund
- Representative Garrett
J. Bradley
- Hinsdale
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Holbrook
- Senator Michael W.
Morrissey
- Representative Joseph
R. Driscoll:- precinct one
- Representative Ronald
Mariano:- precincts two to four
- Holden
- Senator Harriette L.
Chandler
- Representative Lewis
G. Evangelidis
- Holland
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Todd M.
Smola
- Holliston
- Senator Karen E.
Spilka
- Representative Paul J.
P. Loscocco
- Holyoke
- Senator Michael R.
Knapik
- Representative Michael
F. Kane
- Hopedale
- Senator Richard T.
Moore
- Representative John V.
Fernandes
- Hopkinton
- Senator Karen E.
Spilka
- Representative Paul J.
P. Loscocco
- Hubbardston
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Lewis
G. Evangelidis
- Hudson
- Senator Pamela P.
Resor
- Representative
Patricia A. Walrath
- Hull
- Senator Robert L.
Hedlund
- Representative Garrett
J. Bradley
- Huntington
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Stephen
Kulik
- Ipswich
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative
Bradford Hill
- Kingston
- Senator Therese Murray
- Representative Thomas
J. Calter
- Lakeville
- Senator Joan M. Menard
- Representative John F.
Quinn:- precinct one
- Representative Stephen
R. Canessa:- precincts two and three
- Lancaster
- Senator Robert A.
Antonioni
- Representative James
B. Eldridge:- precinct one
Representative Harold P.
Naughton, Jr.:- precinct two
- Lanesborough
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Lawrence
- Senator Susan C.
Tucker
- Representative David
M. Torrisi:- ward A (precincts one and three), ward E (precincts 2 and 3)
and ward F (precincts one, two and four)
- Representative William
Lantigua:- ward A (precincts two and four), ward B (all precincts), ward C
(all precincts), ward D (precincts 3 and 4) and ward F (precinct 3)
- Representative Barry
R. Finegold:- ward D (precincts one and two) and ward E (precincts one and
four)
- Lee
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
- Leicester
- Senator Edward M.
Augustus, Jr.
- Representative John J.
Binienda
- Lenox
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
- Leominster
- Senator Robert A.
Antonioni
- Representative
Jennifer L. Flanagan
- Leverett
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Stephen
Kulik
- Lexington
- Senator Robert A.
Havern:- precincts one, two, and four to seven
- Senator Susan C. Fargo:-
precincts three, eight and nine
- Representative Jay R.
Kaufman :- precincts one and five to nine
Representative Thomas M.
Stanley :- precincts two to four
- Leyden
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Lincoln
- Senator Susan C. Fargo
- Representative Thomas
F. Conroy
- Littleton
- Senator Pamela P.
Resor
- Representative
Geoffrey D. Hall
- Longmeadow
- Senator Gale D.
Candaras
- Representative Mary S.
Rogeness
- Lowell
- Senator Steven C.
Panagiotakos
- Representative Thomas
A. Golden, Jr.:- ward five (all precincts), ward six (all precincts) and
ward nine (all precincts)
- Representative David
M. Nangle:- ward one (all precincts), ward two (precinct three), ward four
(precincts two and three), ward ten (all precincts) and ward eleven (all
precincts)
- Representative Kevin
J. Murphy:- ward two (precincts one and two), ward three (all precincts),
ward four (precinct one), ward seven (all precincts) and ward eight (all
precincts)
- Ludlow
- Senator Gale D.
Candaras
- Representative Thomas
M. Petrolati
- Lunenburg
- Senator Robert A.
Antonioni
- Representative James
B. Eldridge
- Lynn
- Senator Thomas M.
McGee
- Representative Mark V.
Falzone:- ward one (precincts one and two)
- Representative Robert
F. Fennell:- ward one (precincts three and four), ward two (all
precincts), ward three (precincts one, two and three), ward four (precincts
one to three) and ward five (precinct five)
- Representative Douglas
W. Petersen:- ward three (precinct four)
- Representative
Steven Myles Walsh:- ward five (precincts one, two and four), ward six
(all precincts) and ward seven (all precincts)
- Lynnfield
- Senator Richard R.
Tisei
- Representative Bradley
H. Jones, Jr.:- precincts one, three and four
- Representative Mark V.
Falzone:- precinct two
- Malden
- Senator Richard R.
Tisei
- Representative
Christopher G. Fallon:- ward two (all precincts), ward three (precinct
one), ward four (all precincts), ward five (all precincts), ward six (all
precincts) and ward eight (all precincts)
- VACANT:- ward seven (precinct two)
- Representative Paul J.
Donato:- ward one (all precincts), ward three (precinct two), and ward
seven (precinct one)
- Manchester-by-the-Sea
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative
Bradford Hill
- Mansfield
- Senator James E.
Timilty
- Representative Fred
Barrows precincts one, three and six
Representative Elizabeth
Poirier :-precincts two and five
Representative Louis L.
Kafka:- precinct four
- Marblehead
- Senator Thomas McGee
- Representative Douglas
W. Petersen
- Marion
- Senator Marc R.
Pacheco
- Representative William
M. Straus
- Marlborough
- Senator Pamela P.
Resor
- Representative Stephen
P. LeDuc
- Marshfield
- Senator Robert L.
Hedlund
- Representative Frank
M. Hynes
- Mashpee
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Matthew
Patrick :- precincts two, four and five
Representative Jeffrey D.
Perry :- precincts one and three
Mattapoisett
Senator Mark C. Montigny
Representative William
M. Straus
- Maynard
- Senator Pamela P.
Resor
- Representative
Patricia A. Walrath
- Medfield
- Senator James E.
Timilty
- Representative Lida E.
Harkins:- precincts one and two
- Representative Richard
J. Ross:- precincts three and four
- Medford
- Senator Patricia D.
Jehlen
- Representative Paul J.
Donato:- ward one (all precincts), ward two (all precincts), ward three
(precinct one), ward seven (precinct two) and ward eight (precinct one)
- Representative J.
James Marzilli, Jr.:- ward three (precinct two) and ward six (all
precincts)
- Representative Carl M.
Sciortino, Jr.:- ward four (all precincts), ward five (all precincts),
ward seven (precinct one) and ward eight (precinct two)
- Medway
- Senator Karen E.
Spilka
- Representative Paul J.
P. Loscocco :- precinct one
Representative James E.
Vallee :- precincts two to four
- Melrose
- Senator Richard R.
Tisei :- wards one to five
Senator Thomas M. McGee
:- wards six and seven
- Representative Michael
E. Festa
- Mendon
- Senator Richard T.
Moore
- Representative John V.
Fernandes
- Merrimac
- Senator Steven A.
Baddour
- Representative
Harriett L. Stanley
- Methuen
- Senator Steven A.
Baddour
- Representative Linda
Dean Campbell:- precincts one to six, eight to twelve
- Representative Barbara
A. L'Italen:- precinct seven
- Middleborough
- Senator Marc R.
Pacheco
- Representative Thomas
J. Calter :- precincts one and five
- Representative William
M. Straus:- precincts three and six
Representative Stephen R.
Canessa:- precincts two and four
- Middlefield
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Middleton
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative Bradley
H. Jones :-precinct one
Representative Bradford R.
Hill:-precinct two
- Milford
- Senator Richard T.
Moore
- Representative John V.
Fernandes
- Millbury
- Senator Edward M.
Augustus, Jr.
- Representative Paul K.
Frost
- Millis
- Senator Scott P. Brown
- Representative Richard
J. Ross:- precinct one
- Representative David
Paul Linsky:- precincts two and three
- Millville
- Senator Richard T.
Moore
- Representative
Jennifer M. Callahan
- Milton
- Senator Brian A. Joyce
- Representative Walter
F. Timilty:- precincts one, two, four, five, eight, nine and ten
- Representative Linda
Dorcena Forry:- precinct three, six and seven
- Representative Angelo
M. Scaccia:- precinct eleven
-
- Monroe
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Daniel
E. Bosley
- Monson
- Stephen M. Brewer
Mary S. Rogeness
- Montague
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Stephen
Kulik
- Monterey
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
- Montgomery
- Senator Michael R.
Knapik
- Representative Peter
V. Kocot
- Mount Washington
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
- Nahant
- Senator Thomas M.
McGee
- Representative Steven
Myles Walsh
- Nantucket
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Eric
Turkington
- Natick
- Senator Karen E.
Spilka:- precincts one, two, three, four, five and eight
- Senator Scott P. Brown:-
precincts six, seven, nine and ten
- Representative David
Paul Linsky :- precincts one to nine
- Representative Alice
Hanlon Peisch :- precinct ten
- Needham
- Senator Scott P. Brown
- Representative Lida E.
Harkins
- Needham
- Senator Scott P. Brown
- Representative Lida E.
Harkins
- New Ashford
Senator Benjamin B.
Downing .
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- New Bedford
- Senator Mark C.
Montigny
- Representative Robert
M. Koczera:- ward one (precincts A to E) and ward two (all precincts)
- Representative Stephen
R. Canessa:- ward one (precincts F and G), ward three (precincts A to E),
and ward four (precincts D and E)
- Representative Antonio
F. D. Cabral:- ward four (precincts A to C, F and G), ward five (all
precincts) and ward six (all precincts)
Representative John F.
Quinn:- ward three (precincts F and G)
- New Braintree
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Anne M.
Gobi
- New Marlborough
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
- New Salem
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Stephen
Kulik
- Newbury
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative
Harriett L. Stanley
- Newburyport
- Senator Steven A.
Baddour
- Representative Michael
A. Costello
- Newton
- Senator Cynthia Stone
Creem
- Representative Ruth B.
Balser:- ward five (precincts one and three), ward six (all precincts),
ward seven (precinct one, three and four) and ward eight (all precincts)
- Representative Peter
J. Koutoujian:- ward one (precincts one and four) and ward three (precinct
four)
- Representative Kay
Khan:- ward one (precinct two and three), ward two (all precincts), ward
three (precincts one and two), ward four (all precincts), ward five (precinct
four) and ward seven (precinct two)
- Norfolk
- Senator Scott P. Brown
- Representative Richard
J. Ross
- North Adams
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Daniel
E. Bosley
- North Andover
- Senator Steven A.
Baddour:- precincts one, four, six and eight
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr:-
precincts two, three, five and seven
- Representative David
M. Torrisi:- precincts one to six
- Representative Barbara
A. L'Italien. :- precincts seven and eight
- North Attleborough
- Senator Scott P. Brown
- Representative
Elizabeth Poirier
- North Brookfield
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representatvie Anne M.
Gobi
- North Reading
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative Bradley
H. Jones, Jr.
- Northampton
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Peter
V. Kocot
- Northborough
- Senator Pamela P.
Resor :- precinct three
Senator Harriette L.
Chandler :- precincts one, two and four
- Representative Harold
P. Naughton, Jr.
- Northbridge
- Senator Richard T.
Moore
- Representative George
N. Peterson, Jr.
- Northfield
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Norton
- Senator James E.
Timilty
- Representative Steven
D’Amico:- precinct one
Representative Elizabeth
Poirer :- precinct two
Representative Fred
Barrows :- precincts three, four and five
- Norwell
- Senator Robert L.
Hedlund
- Representative Robert
J. Nyman
- Norwood
- Senator Marian Walsh
- Representative John H.
Rogers
- Oak Bluffs
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Eric
Turkington
- Oakham
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Lewis
G. Evangelidis
- Orange
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative
Christopher J. Donelan
- Orleans
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Sarah
K. Peake
- Otis
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
- Oxford
- Senator Richard T.
Moore
- Representative Paul K.
Frost:- precincts one and three
- Representative Geraldo
Alicea :- precinct two
Representative Paul
Kujawski :- precinct four
- Palmer
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Todd M.
Smola
- Paxton
- Senator
Harriette L. Chandler
- Representative Robert
Spellane
- Peabody
- Senator Frederick E.
Berry
- Representative Joyce
A. Spiliotis: wards one, two, three, four and five
- Representative
Theodore C. Speliotis:- ward six
- Pelham
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Stephen
Kulik
- Pembroke
- Senator Therese Murray
- Representative Daniel
K. Webster
- Pepperell
- Senator Steven C.
Panagiotakos
- Representative Robert
S. Hargraves
- Peru
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Petersham
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Anne M.
Gobi
- Phillipston
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Anne M.
Gobi
- Pittsfield
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Christopher Speranzo:- ward one (precinct A), ward two (all
precincts), ward three (all precincts), ward four(all precincts), ward five
(precinct A), ward six (all precincts) and ward seven (all precincts)
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer:- ward one (precinct B)
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli:- ward five (precinct B)
- Plainfield
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Plainville
- Senator Scott P. Brown
- Representative Richard
J. Ross
- Plymouth
- Senator Therese Murray
- Representative Vinny
M. deMacedo:- precincts two through ten, twelve, and fourteen
- Representative Thomas
J. Calter:- precincts one, eleven and thirteen
- Plympton
- Senator Therese Murray
- Representative Thomas
J. Calter
- Princeton
- Senator
Harriette L. Chandler
- Representative Lewis
G. Evangelidis
- Provincetown
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Sarah
K. Peake
- Quincy
- Senator Michael W.
Morrissey
- Representative A.
Stephen Tobin:- ward one (all precincts), ward three (precincts one, two
and five), ward four (precincts two and four) and ward five (precincts one,
three and four)
- Representative Ronald
Mariano:- ward two (all precincts) and ward four (precinct five)
- Representative Bruce
J. Ayers:- ward three (precincts three and four), ward four (precincts one
and three), ward five (precincts two and five) and ward six (all precincts)
- Randolph
- Senator Brian A. Joyce
- Representative Joseph
R. Driscoll:- precinct three
- Representative Walter
F. Timilty:- precincts one, two, four, seven and eight
- Representative Bruce
J. Ayers:- precincts five and six
- Raynham
- Senator Marc R.
Pacheco
- Representative David
L. Flynn
- Reading
- Senator Richard R.
Tisei
- Representative Bradley
H. Jones, Jr.:- precincts one, four, six, seven, eight
- Representative Patrick
M. Natale:- precincts two, three and five
- Rehoboth
- Senator James E.
Timilty
- Representative Steven
D’Amico
- Revere
- Senator President
Robert E. Travaglini ward one, two, three, four, five
- Senator Jarrett T.
Barrios - ward six
- Representative Kathi-Ann
Reinstein:- ward one (precinct three), ward three (precinct one), ward
four (all precincts), ward five (precincts one and two) and ward six (all
precincts)
- Representative Robert
A. DeLeo:- ward one (precincts one and two), ward two (all precincts),
ward three (precincts two and three) and ward five (precinct three)
- Richmond
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Rochester
- Senator Joan M.Menard
- Representative William
M. Straus
- Rockland
- Senator Michael W.
Morrissey
- Representative Robert
J. Nyman
- Rockport
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative Anthony
J. Verga
- Rowe
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Daniel
E. Bosley
- Rowley
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative
Harriett L. Stanley
- Royalston
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- House Seat Vacant
- Russell
- Senator Michael R.
Knapik
- Representative
Rosemary Sandlin
- Rutland
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Lewis
G. Evangelidis
- Salem
- Senator Frederick E.
Berry
Representative John D.
Keenan
- Salisbury
- Senator Steven A.
Baddour
- Representative Michael
A. Costello
- Sandisfield
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
- Sandwich
- Senator Therese Murray
- Representative Jeffrey
D. Perry
- Saugus
- Senator Thomas M.
McGee :- precincts one, three, four, five, seven, eight and nine
- Senate Jarrett T.
Barrios:- precincts two, six and ten
- Representative Mark V.
Falzone :- precincts one, two, four to nine
Representative Kathi Ann
Reinslein :- precincts three and ten
- Savoy
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Daniel
E. Bosley
- Scituate
- Senator Robert L.
Hedlund
- Representative Frank
M. Hynes :- precinct one, two, four, five and six
Representative Garrett J.
Bradley :- precinct three
- Seekonk
- Senator James E.
Timilty
- Representative Steven
D’Amico
- Sharon
- Senator James E.
Timilty :- precincts one four, and five
Senator Brian A. Joyce
:- precincts two and three
- Representative Louis
L. Kafka
- Sheffield
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
- Shelburne
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Sherborn
- Senator Scott P. Brown
- Representative David
Paul Linsky
- Shirley
- Senator Pamela P.
Resor
- Representative James
B. Eldridge
- Shrewsbury
- Senator Edward M.
Augustus, Jr.
- Representative Karyn
E. Polito
- Shutesbury
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Stephen
Kulik
- Somerset
- Senator Joan M. Menard
- Representative
Patricia A. Haddad
- Somerville
- Senator Jarrett T.
Barrios:- ward one (precinct one) and ward two (precinct one)
- Senator Patricia D.
Jehlen:- ward one (precincts two and three), ward two (precincts two and
three), ward three (all precincts), ward four (all precincts), ward five (all
precincts), ward six (all precincts) and ward seven (all precincts)
- Representative Timothy
J. Toomey, Jr.:- ward one (all precincts), ward two (precincts one and
two)
- Representative
Denise Provost:- ward two (precinct three), ward three (all precincts),
ward four (precinct three), ward five (all precincts) and ward six (all
precincts)
- Representative Carl M.
Sciortino, Jr.:- ward four (precincts one and two) and ward seven (all
precincts)
- South Hadley
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative John W.
Scibak
- Southampton
- Senator Michael R.
Knapik
- Representative Peter
V. Kocot
- Southborough
- Senator Pamela P.
Resor
- Representative Paul J.
P. Loscocco :- precincts two and three
Representative Stephen P.
LeDuc :- precinct one
- Southbridge
- Senator Richard T.
Moore
- Representative Geraldo
Alicea
- Southwick
- Senator Michael R.
Knapik
- Representative
Rosemary Sandlin
- Spencer
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Anne M.
Gobi :- precincts two and three
Representative Geraldo
Alicea :- precincts one and four
- Springfield
- Senator Stephen J.
Buoniconti:- ward one (all precincts), ward three (all precincts), ward
four (all precincts), ward five (precincts A and B) and ward six (all
precincts)
- Senator Gale D.
Candaras:- ward two (all precincts), ward five (precincts C, D, E, F, G
and H), ward seven (all precincts) and ward eight (all precincts)
- Representative Mary S.
Rogeness:- ward six (precincts B and C)
- Representative Sean
Curran:- ward two (A, B, C, D, F, G and H), ward five (precincts C, D, G
and H), ward 7 (precinct H) and ward eight (precincts A, B, D and H)
- Representative Cheryl
A. Rivera:- ward one (all precincts), ward three (precincts B, C, F, G and
H) and ward six (precincts A, E and G)
- Representative
Benjamin Swan:- ward three (precincts A, D and E), ward four (all
precincts), ward five (precincts A, B, E and F) and ward seven (precinct A),
ward 8 (precinct C)
- Representative Angelo
J. Puppolo:- ward six (precincts D, F and H) and ward seven (precincts B,
C, D, E, F and G)
- Representative James
T. Welch: ward 2 (precinct E)
- Representative Thomas
M. Petrolati: ward 8 (precincts E, F and G)
- Sterling
- Senator Robert A.
Antonioni
- Representative Lewis
G. Evangelidis :- precinct 1
- Representative Harold
P. Naughton, Jr. :- precinct 2
- Stockbridge
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
- Stoneham
- Senator Richard R.
Tisei
- Representative Paul C.
Casey:- precincts one, two, four, five, six and seven
- Representative Patrick
M. Natale:- precincts three
- Stoughton
- Senator Brian A. Joyce
- Representative William
C. Galvin:- precinct one, five, seven and eight
- Representative Louis
L. Kafka:- precincts two, three, four and six
- Stow
- Senator Pamela P.
Resor
- Representative
Patricia A. Walrath
- Sturbridge
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Todd M.
Smola
- Sudbury
- Senator Susan C. Fargo
:- precincts one and four
- Senator Pamela P.
Resor :- precints two, three, and five
- Representative Thomas
F. Conroy
- Sunderland
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Stephen
Kulik
- Sutton
- Senator Richard T.
Moore
- Representative
Jennifer M. Callahan :- precincts one and two
- Representative Paul K.
Frost :- precinct three
- Swampscott
- Senator Thomas M.
McGee
- Representative Douglas
W. Petersen
- Swansea
- Senator Joan M. Menard
- Representative Steven
D’Amico:- precincts one, three, four and five
- Representative
Patricia A. Haddad :- precinct two
- Taunton
- Senator Marc R.
Pacheco
- Representative James
H. Fagan:- ward one (precinct B), ward two (all precincts), ward three
(all precincts), ward five (all precincts), ward seven (all precincts) and
ward eight (all precincts)
- Representative
Patricia A. Haddad:- ward one (precinct A), ward four (precinct B) and
ward six (all precincts)
- Representative Stephen
R. Canessa:- ward four (precinct A)
- Templeton
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Anne M.
Gobi
- Tewksbury
- Senator Susan C.
Tucker
- Representative Barry
R. Finegold :- precinct three and three-A
- Representative James
R. Miceli:- precincts one, one-A, two, two-A, four and four-A
- Tisbury
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Eric
Turkington
- Tolland
- Senator Michael R.
Knapik
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
- Topsfield
- Senator Frederick E.
Berry
Representative
Theodore C. Speliotis
- Townsend
- Senator Robert A.
Antonioni
- Representative Robert
S. Hargraves
- Truro
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Sarah
K. Peake
- Tyngsborough
- Senator Steven C.
Panagiotakos
- Representative Colleen
M. Garry
- Tyringham
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
-
- Upton
- Senator Edward M.
Augustus, Jr.
- Representative George
N. Peterson, Jr.
- Uxbridge
- Senator Richard T.
Moore
- Representative Paul
Kujawski:- precinct three
- Representative
Jennifer M. Callahan:- precincts one, two and four
- Wakefield
- Senator Richard R.
Tisei
- Representative
Mark V. Falzone:- precincts one, two and seven
- Representative Michael
E. Festa:- precincts three, four, five and six
- Wales
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Todd M.
Smola
- Walpole
- Senator James E.
Timilty
- Representative John H.
Rogers:- precincts one, two, six and seven
- Representative Louis
L. Kafka:- precincts three and four
- Representative Richard
J. Ross:- precinct five
- SEAT VACANT:- precinct eight
- Waltham
- Senator Susan C. Fargo
- Representative Thomas
M. Stanley:- ward one (all precincts), ward two (all precincts), ward
three (all precincts), ward four (all precincts) and ward seven (precinct one)
- Representative Peter
J. Koutoujian:- ward five (all precincts), ward six (all precincts), ward
seven (precinct 2), ward eight (all precincts) and ward nine (all precincts)
- Ware
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Todd M.
Smola:- precincts B and C
- Representative Anne M.
Gobi:- precinct A
- Wareham
- Senator Marc R.
Pacheco
- Representative Susan
Williams Gifford
- Warren
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Todd M.
Smola
- Warwick
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative
Christopher J. Donelan
- Washington
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Watertown
- Senator Steven A.
Tolman
- Representative Rachel
Kaprielian:- precincts one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight,
nine, eleven and twelve
- Representative Peter
J. Koutoujian:- precinct ten
- Wayland
- Senator Scott P. Brown
- Representative Thomas
F. Conroy
- Webster
- Senator Richard T.
Moore
- Representative Paul
Kujawski
- Wellesley
- Senator Cynthia Stone
Creem:- precincts A, C, D and E
- Senator Scott P. Brown:-
precincts B, F and G
- Representative Alice
Hanlon Peisch
- Wellfleet
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Sarah
K. Peake
- Wendell
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Stephen
Kulik
- Wenham
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative
Bradford Hill
- West Boylston
- Senator Harriette L.
Chandler
- Representative James
B. Leary:
- West Bridgewater
- Senator Brian A. Joyce
- Representative
Christine E. Canavan
- West Brookfield
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- Representative Anne M.
Gobi
- West Newbury
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative
Harriett L. Stanley
- West Springfield
- Senator Stephen J.
Buoniconti
- Representative James
T. Welch
- West Stockbridge
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative William
Smitty Pignatelli
- West Tisbury
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Eric
Turkington
- Westborough
- Senator Pamela P.
Resor
- Representative Karyn
E. Polito:- precincts one and four
- Representative Paul
J.D. Loscocco:- precinct two
- Representative George
N. Peterson, Jr.:- precincts three and five
- Westfield
- Senator Michael R.
Knapik
- Representative Donald
F. Humason, Jr.
- Westford
- Senator Steven C.
Panagiotakos
- Representative
Geoffrey D. Hall
- Westhampton
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Peter
V. Kocot
- Westminster
- Senator Robert A.
Antonioni
- Representative Lewis
G. Evangelidis
- Weston
- Senator Susan C. Fargo
- Representative Alice
Hanlon Peisch
- Westport
- Senator Joan M. Menard
- Representative Michael
J. Rodrigues
- Westwood
- Senator Marian Walsh
- SEAT VACANT:
- Weymouth
- Senator Robert L.
Hedlund
- Representative James
M. Murphy:- precincts one, two, three, four, seven, eight, ten, eleven,
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, seventeen and eighteen
- Representative Ronald
Mariano:- precincts five, six, nine, twelve, sixteen
- Whately
- Senator Stanley C.
Rosenberg
- Representative Stephen
Kulik
- Whitman
- Senator Robert S.
Creedon, Jr..
- Representative Allen
J. McCarthy
- Wilbraham
- Senator Gale D.
Candaras
- Representative Angelo
J. Puppolo
- Williamsburg
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Stephen
Kulik
- Williamstown
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Daniel
E. Bosley
- Wilmington
- Senator Bruce E. Tarr
- Representative James
R. Miceli:- precincts one, two, four, five and six
- Representative Charles
A. Murphy:- precinct three
- Winchendon
- Senator Stephen M.
Brewer
- House Seat Vacant
- Winchester
- Senator Patricia D.
Jehlen
- Representative Paul C.
Casey
- Windsor
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Denis
E. Guyer
- Winthrop
- Senator Robert E.
Travaglini
- Representative Robert
A. DeLeo
- Woburn
- Senator Robert A.
Havern:- wards one, three, four, five, six and seven
- Senator Patricia D.
Jehlen:- ward two
- Representative Patrick
M. Natale:- precincts two, three, four, five and six
- Representative Jay R.
Kaufman:- precincts one and seven
- Worcester
- Senator Harriette L.
Chandler:- ward one (all precincts), ward two (all precincts), ward three
(all precincts), ward four (all precincts), ward nine (all precincts) and ward
ten (all precincts)
- Senator Edward M.
Augustus, Jr.:- ward five (all precincts), ward six (all precincts), ward
seven (all precincts) and ward eight (all precincts)
- Representative Robert
P. Spellane:- ward one (precincts one, two, three and four), ward nine
(all precincts), and ward ten (precinct three)
- Representative James
B. Leary:- ward one (precinct five), ward two (all precincts) and ward
three (precincts one, three and five)
- Representative Vincent
A. Pedone:- ward three (precincts two and four), ward four (all
precincts), ward five (precinct three) and ward ten (precincts one, two, four
and five)
- Representative John P.
Fresolo:- ward five (precincts one, two, four and five), ward six (all
precincts) and ward eight (precincts one and five)
- Representative John J.
Binienda:- ward seven (all precincts) and ward eight (precincts two and
four)
- Worthington
- Senator Benjamin
B. Downing
- Representative Stephen
Kulik
- Wrentham
- Senator Scott P. Brown
- Representative Richard
J. Ross
- Yarmouth
- Senator Robert O'Leary
- Representative Cleon
H. Turner:- precincts one, two, four and seven
- Representative
Demetrius J. Atsalis:- precincts three, five and six
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