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Find Your State Legislators
Every Massachusetts state legislator on Beacon Hill, plus your members of Congress: searchable, with contact info, committees, and official links. Search by name, district, or your city or town.
Take It Further
The lookup above finds your state legislators and members of Congress in seconds. Here’s why it matters, how to reach your local officials, and how to make contact count.
Why contact your representative?
- Advocate for issues: Speak up on the policies that affect you and your community.
- Stay informed: Track the legislation and initiatives moving through your district.
- Engage directly: Join town halls, hearings, and advisory boards where decisions get made.
Find your federal and local officials
The lookup above covers your state legislators on Beacon Hill and your congressional delegation in Washington. Below you’ll find the official directories for those federal offices, plus how to reach the officials who represent you at the city, town, and statewide level.
- Find Your U.S. RepresentativeSearch by ZIP code for your member of Congress.
- Find Your U.S. SenatorsContact Senators Elizabeth Warren and Ed Markey.
- City & Town WebsitesMayors, councils, select boards, and school committees.
- Governor’s OfficeReach the office of the Governor of the Commonwealth.
- Secretary of the CommonwealthElections, public records, and voter information.
Ways to engage
- Attend town halls: Speak directly with officials during community meetings.
- Schedule a meeting: Visit a district office to ask questions or share concerns.
- Call or email: Offer feedback or support on a specific bill or issue.
- Follow on social media: Stay up to date on news, votes, and upcoming events.
Ready to reach out? Learn how to write a clear, effective message to any elected official.
MassCivics last checked this page on September 28, 2026.
Sources
- Federal government: U.S. Senate, Contacting U.S. Senators, as of September 2026.