Your Voice in Government
Wellesley Legislators
Who Represents Wellesley
At the State House, all of Wellesley sits in one state House district and one state Senate district, so the same two people carry the town’s voice to Boston. In Washington it is different: Wellesley is split between two congressional districts, so the member of Congress for your street depends on your precinct. The Commonwealth’s two U.S. senators represent the whole town.
State Senator
Senator Creem represents the Norfolk and Middlesex District, which includes all of Wellesley, and serves as the Senate’s Majority Leader. Her office is Room 312-A at the Massachusetts State House, (617) 722-1639.
State Representative
All of Wellesley is the 14th Norfolk House district, so one representative speaks for the whole town.
Representative Peisch, a Democrat, holds the 14th Norfolk seat. Her office is Room 234 at the Massachusetts State House, (617) 722-2783.
In Washington
Wellesley is split between two congressional districts. Part of the town sits in the 4th District, represented by U.S. Representative Jake Auchincloss, a Democrat, and the rest sits in the 5th District, represented by U.S. Representative Katherine M. Clark, a Democrat. Massachusetts is represented in the U.S. Senate by Elizabeth Warren, the senior senator, and Edward J. Markey, the junior senator, both Democrats.
Find Your Exact Legislator
Because Wellesley is split in Washington, look up your own address to find your member of Congress:
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