Sutton, Massachusetts is plunk in the middle of a mostly Democratic state. As of October 2002, Massachusetts had about 1.5 million Democrats vs about 500,000 Republicans. There are also handfuls of Libertarians and Greens here.

Whatever your affiliation, be sure to check on how your senators and reps are voting! Many of them cross party lines on key votes, which may or may not please you. The only way the reps know know how their constituents feel is if we contact them and speak out!

Federal Rep and Senators in Washington DC
Electoral College Votes in Presidential Elections
State Rep and Senator in Boston MA

Worcester County Sheriff -
Guy Glodis (D)
won reelection in 2004

Locally, Sutton has a Board of Selectment, and a Town Administrator. There are open town meetings for important topics, like when we closed our dump and turned it into a transfer station.

Registered Voters (as of 1994)
Total - 4,272
Democrats - 675
Republicans - 406
Other - 1
Unenrolled - 3,190

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)

About Sutton Massachusetts
Sutton Massachusetts Tax Rates
Sutton Census Population and Density
Sutton Phone and Postal Information
Sutton State and Federal Representatives / Senators
Sutton Massachusetts Location and Maps