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MASSACHUSETTS GENERAL COURT · CURRENT MEMBERS

Who serves in the Massachusetts Senate?

Explore all 40 named districts, current members, affiliations, and verified vacancies. Select a district, inspect the map, and open the official source behind each record.

CHECKEDNovember 5,
2026
40 district seats
194th General Court
35Democratic
5Republican
0Unenrolled
0Vacant
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.

40 DISTRICTS · CURRENT MEMBERS

The Commonwealth, district by district.

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40 of 40 districts · current member snapshot checked November 5, 2026

First Bristol and Plymouth: Michael Rodrigues, DemocraticFirst Essex: Pavel Payano, DemocraticFirst Essex and Middlesex: Bruce Tarr, RepublicanFirst Middlesex: Vanna Howard, DemocraticFirst Plymouth and Norfolk: Patrick O'Connor, RepublicanFirst Suffolk: Nick Collins, DemocraticFirst Worcester: Robyn Kennedy, DemocraticSecond Bristol and Plymouth: Mark Montigny, DemocraticSecond Essex: Joan Lovely, DemocraticSecond Essex and Middlesex: Barry Finegold, DemocraticSecond Middlesex: Patricia Jehlen, DemocraticSecond Plymouth and Norfolk: Michael Brady, DemocraticSecond Suffolk: Liz Miranda, DemocraticSecond Worcester: Michael Moore, DemocraticThird Bristol and Plymouth: Kelly Dooner, RepublicanThird Essex: Brendan Crighton, DemocraticThird Middlesex: Michael Barrett, DemocraticThird Suffolk: Lydia Edwards, DemocraticFourth Middlesex: Cindy Friedman, DemocraticFifth Middlesex: Jason Lewis, DemocraticBerkshire, Hampden, Franklin and Hampshire: Paul Mark, DemocraticBristol and Norfolk: Paul Feeney, DemocraticCape and Islands: Julian Cyr, DemocraticHampden: Adam Gómez, DemocraticHampden and Hampshire: John Velis, DemocraticHampden, Hampshire and Worcester: Jacob Oliveira, DemocraticHampshire, Franklin and Worcester: Joanne Comerford, DemocraticMiddlesex and Norfolk: Karen Spilka, DemocraticMiddlesex and Suffolk: Sal DiDomenico, DemocraticMiddlesex and Worcester: James Eldridge, DemocraticNorfolk and Middlesex: Cynthia Creem, DemocraticNorfolk and Plymouth: John Keenan, DemocraticNorfolk and Suffolk: Michael Rush, DemocraticNorfolk, Plymouth and Bristol: William Driscoll, DemocraticNorfolk, Worcester and Middlesex: Rebecca Rausch, DemocraticPlymouth and Barnstable: Dylan Fernandes, DemocraticSuffolk and Middlesex: William Brownsberger, DemocraticWorcester and Hampden: Ryan Fattman, RepublicanWorcester and Hampshire: Peter Durant, RepublicanWorcester and Middlesex: John Cronin, Democratic
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.

THE COMPLETE 40-DISTRICT DIRECTORY

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DISTRICTCURRENT MEMBERAFFILIATIONSOURCE
Michael RodriguesDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Pavel PayanoDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Bruce TarrRepublicanOfficial member profile ↗
Vanna HowardDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Patrick O'ConnorRepublicanOfficial member profile ↗
Nick CollinsDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Robyn KennedyDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Mark MontignyDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Joan LovelyDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Barry FinegoldDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Patricia JehlenDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Michael BradyDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Liz MirandaDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Michael MooreDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Kelly DoonerRepublicanOfficial member profile ↗
Brendan CrightonDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Michael BarrettDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Lydia EdwardsDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Cindy FriedmanDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Jason LewisDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Paul MarkDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Paul FeeneyDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Julian CyrDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Adam GómezDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
John VelisDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Jacob OliveiraDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Joanne ComerfordDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Karen SpilkaDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Sal DiDomenicoDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
James EldridgeDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Cynthia CreemDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
John KeenanDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Michael RushDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
William DriscollDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Rebecca RauschDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Dylan FernandesDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
William BrownsbergerDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗
Ryan FattmanRepublicanOfficial member profile ↗
Peter DurantRepublicanOfficial member profile ↗
John CroninDemocraticOfficial member profile ↗

Named districts. Traceable members.

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 Senate members table ↗. The roster contains 35 Democratic and five Republican senators. No Senate district is listed vacant in this checked snapshot.

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.

The Secretary of the Commonwealth explains its election-results publication and certification process. This site does not label a current roster as the certified next-session roster. Each later election view will require its own verified sources and explicit status labels.

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.

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