Massachusetts has a legislature made up of senators and representatives. Both are elected to 2 year terms in even numbered years and begin their new term in the beginning of odd numbered years.

State Senator
Massachusetts is broken up into large senatorial districts for our state government. There are 40 in total, and they serve 2 year terms. Sutton falls into the "Worcester and Norfolk" district which includes - Bellingham, Blackstone, Douglas, Dudley, Hopedale, Mendon, Milford, Millville, Northbridge, Oxford, Southbridge, Sutton, Uxbridge, and Webster.

Our state senator for the Worcester / Norfolk District is -
Senator Richard T. Moore (D)
Senator Moore was a representative from 1977-1994. He was first elected senator in 1996. He won re-election in 2004.

State Representatives
Representatives speak for small groups of towns in Massachusetts. There are 160 reps in total (for 351 cities and towns) and they serve for 2 year terms. Sutton is broken in half! It's really annoying. One half falls into the "18th Worcester" district which includes Bellingham, Blackstone, Millville, Sutton (precints 1 and 2), and Uxbridge (precints 1, 2, 4). The other half falls into the "7th Worcester" which includes Auburn, Millbury, Oxford (precints 1 and 3) and Sutton (precinct 3).

According to the Census site, the dividing lines for the sections are Route 146 and Central Turnpike. Everything east of 146 is one section (precinct 3). On the west of 146 side, the two sections are the area north of Central Turnpike (precinct 1) and the area south of Central Turnpike (precinct 2).

PDF of Sutton divisions based on 2000 census

However, according to mass.gov which apparently is what Sutton uses, there is only a tiny wedge of Sutton in the northeast that goes to precinct 3. That is the map shown below, and found at Mass.gov.

Precinct One and Two
Representative Jennifer M. Callahan (D)
Rep Callahan in fact lives in Sutton, and was first elected in 2002. At that time, redistricting caused Sutton to lose George Peterson, who until that point had been our rep. Callahan won reelection in 2004.

Precinct Three
Representative Paul K. Frost (R)
Rep Frost was first elected in 1996. He only represents the small top northeast corner of Sutton. Frost won reelection in 2004.

To find where to vote, visit the Voting Locator Page. In past years, locations have been -
the old high school gym (Precincts 1 and 3)
the Manchaug Library (Precinct 2)

Bill Voting History for Sutton Representatives and Senator

Main Page on Sutton Massachusetts Reps and Senators

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