12th Worcester district
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The 12th Worcester district of the Massachusetts House of Representatives is one of 160 single-member representative districts in the state. It consists of Berlin, Boylston, Clinton, Lancaster, Sterling, and Precinct 4 of Northborough.[1] The district has been represented by Meghan K. Kilcoyne (D-Clinton), the first woman to do so,[2] since 2021.
Concurrent districts edit edit source
Senate edit edit source
The district is split between three districts of the Massachusetts Senate:
- Berlin, Boylston, and Northborough are part of the First Worcester district, represented by Democrat Robyn K. Kennedy.[3]
- Clinton and Lancaster are part of the Worcester and Middlesex district, represented by Democrat John Cronin.[4]
- Sterling is part of the Worcester and Hampshire district, represented by Republican Peter Durant.[5]
Congressional edit edit source
The district is split between two U.S. Congressional districts:
- Boylston, Northborough, and Sterling are part of the 2nd Congressional district, represented by Democrat Jim McGovern.[6][7]
- Berlin, Clinton, and Lancaster are part of the 3rd Congressional district, represented by Democrat Lori Trahan.[6]
Governor's Council edit edit source
The district is entirely within the 7th Governor's Council district, represented by Democrat Paul DePalo.[8][9]
References edit edit source
- ↑ "District - Representative Meghan K. Kilcoyne". malegislature.gov.
- ↑ Kilcoyne, Meghan K. "State Representative Meg Kilcoyne". repkilcoyne.com. "Meg is the FIRST female Representative of the 12th Worcester District."
- ↑ "District - Senator Robyn K. Kennedy". malegislature.gov.
- ↑ "District - Senator John J. Cronin". malegislature.gov.
- ↑ "District - Senator Peter J. Durant". malegislature.gov.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 "Massachusetts Congressional Districts". sec.state.ma.us. Boston, MA: Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth (2022). Retrieved on September 21, 2025.
- ↑ "U.S. Representative Jim McGovern". Retrieved on September 21, 2025. "Congressman for the 2nd District of Massachusetts"
- ↑ "Massachusetts Governor's Council Districts". sec.state.ma.us. Boston, MA: Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth (2022). Retrieved on September 21, 2025.
- ↑ "Paul DePalo Governor's Council District 7 - Central Massachusetts". Retrieved on September 21, 2025. "Democrat - District 7"