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Who Represents Marshfield
Your elected officials at every level of government — and how to reach them.
Marshfield is represented at four levels of government. Look up your own officials with the state’s Find My Legislator tool.
MA House — Fourth Plymouth
Rep. Patrick J. Kearney (D)
Represents about 18,796 Marshfield voters.
MA House — Sixth Plymouth
Rep. Kenneth P. Sweezey (R)
Represents about 3,547 Marshfield voters.
MA Senate — First Plymouth and Norfolk
Sen. Patrick M. O’Connor (R)
All of Marshfield is in this district. On November 3 Marshfield voters gave Republican John Deaton 6,247 votes, against 7,120 for the Democrat.
U.S. House — MA-09
Rep. Bill Keating (D)
On November 3 Marshfield voters gave Republican R. Tyler MacAllister 5,517 votes, against 7,916 for the Democrat.
Plymouth County
County Government
Marshfield is a Plymouth County town.
Marshfield figures are the Town Clerk’s uncertified results for votes cast in Marshfield only; they are not district-wide results.
Town Government
Marshfield governs itself by Open town meeting – Select Board – Town Administrator (Home Rule Charter), with a 3-member Select Board — Rick Smith (Chair), Eric Kelley (Vice Chair), Chris Rohland (Clerk) — and Ted Langill. Agendas, minutes and the town calendar are at www.marshfield-ma.gov, and our Town Meetings page explains how to make your voice count.