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Who Represents Milton
Two neighbors on the same Milton street share a state senator but may not share anyone else. Milton is split between two state House districts, and split again between two congressional districts, so the people who speak for you in the State House and in Washington depend on your precinct. The lookup tools at the bottom of this page will match your own address to your own representatives.
State Senator
Norfolk, Plymouth and Bristol District · Democrat
Bill Driscoll
State House: Room 507 · (617) 722-1643
Email: william.driscoll@masenate.gov
Senator Driscoll represents the Norfolk, Plymouth and Bristol District, which covers the whole town, so on the Senate side every Milton resident has the same voice in the State House.
State Representatives
In the state House of Representatives, Milton is split. Depending on your precinct, your representative is Brandy Fluker-Reid of the 12th Suffolk District or Richard Wells of the 7th Norfolk District, both Democrats.
12th Suffolk District · Democrat
Brandy Fluker-Reid
State House: Room 136 · (617) 722-2396
Email: brandy.flukerreid@mahouse.gov
7th Norfolk District · Democrat
Richard Wells
State House: Room 448 · (617) 722-2582
Email: richard.wells@mahouse.gov
In Washington
Milton is split between two congressional districts as well. Part of the town sits in the 7th District, represented by U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley, and part in the 8th District, represented by U.S. Representative Stephen F. Lynch, both Democrats. Massachusetts is represented in the U.S. Senate by Elizabeth Warren, the senior senator, and Edward J. Markey, the junior senator, both Democrats, who represent the whole town.
7th Congressional District · Democrat
Ayanna Pressley
Washington: 402 Cannon House Office Building · 202-225-5111
8th Congressional District · Democrat
Stephen F. Lynch
Washington: 2109 Rayburn House Office Building · 202-225-8273
Find Your Exact Legislator
Because Milton is split at both levels, look up your own address to find your state representative and your member of Congress:
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