Who serves in the Massachusetts House of Representatives?
Explore all 160 named districts, current members, affiliations, and verified vacancies. Select a district, inspect the map, and open the official source behind each record.
CHECKEDNovember 5, 2026160 district seats 194th General Court
131Democratic
25Republican
1Unenrolled
3Vacant
The serving roster is separate from an election result.
These records come from the official Massachusetts General Court current member tables. Unenrolled is preserved as its own affiliation. A vacant district stays unassigned. No next-session member is inferred from a candidate list, an unopposed contest, or a vote lead.
Massachusetts 2026 election outcomes have not been published in this section. The checked sources do not support a complete verified after roster. This current view remains dated and does not refresh automatically.
160 DISTRICTS · CURRENT MEMBERS
The Commonwealth, district by district.
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160 of 160 districts · current member snapshot checked November 5, 2026
DemocraticRepublicanUnenrolledVacantAffiliations come from the official current roster. Unenrolled is an official affiliation, distinct from a vacant seat. District size does not indicate population or vote share.
District shapes: official MassGIS 2021 legislative plans, effective for elections from 2022. Coastline and island components are retained; geometry is generalized for display. Member identities and parties come separately from the current General Court roster.
Massachusetts House and Senate constituencies use named county-and-ordinal districts. A number alone does not identify a district statewide. The map joins the official named district labels to the corresponding boundary records; member profile IDs are kept separate from district identities.
Source: Massachusetts General Court official House members table ↗. The roster contains 131 Democratic members, 25 Republican members, one Unenrolled member, and three vacancies. Susannah Whipps represents the 2nd Franklin district as Unenrolled. The vacant districts are 1st Franklin, 16th Middlesex, and 17th Middlesex.
Boundary sources are separate from member sources. The General Court’s redistricting page identifies the applicable 2021–2031 plan. Official MassGIS geometry supplies coastline-clipped district shapes, including Cape Cod and the islands. Historical political attributes in those geometry files are not used as current member evidence.
These are representation maps. The site’s 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; it is not used to invent district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings.