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Who Represents Acton
Your elected officials at every level of government — and how to reach them.
Acton is represented at four levels of government. Look up your own officials with the state’s Find My Legislator tool.
MA House — 14th Middlesex
Rep. Simon J. Cataldo (D)
Represents about 8,330 Acton voters.
MA House — 37th Middlesex
Rep. Danillo A. Sena (D)
Represents about 8,321 Acton voters.
MA Senate — Middlesex and Worcester
Sen. James B. (Jamie) Eldridge (D)
All of Acton is in this district. On November 3 Acton voters gave Republican John Deaton 1,860 votes, against 8,083 for the Democrat.
U.S. House — MA-03
Rep. Lori Trahan (D)
On November 3 Acton voters gave Republican Gary J. Grossi 1,812 votes, against 8,276 for the Democrat.
Middlesex County
County Government
Acton is a Middlesex County town.
Acton figures are the Town Clerk’s uncertified results for votes cast in Acton only; they are not district-wide results.
Town Government
Acton governs itself by Open town meeting with Town Manager (Town Charter), with a 5-member Select Board — Alissa Nicol (Chair), David D. Martin (Vice Chair), Francesca Arsenault (Clerk), Pam Nourse, Dean A. Charter — and John S. Mangiaratti (Town Manager). Agendas, minutes and the town calendar are at www.acton-ma.gov, and our Town Meetings page explains how to make your voice count.