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United States Representative from Massachusetts
A review of the available reporting shows . Committee-level actions on subpoenas and motions were largely blocked by Republicans, and reporting identifies specific Democrats who supported release, whi...
According to the assembled analyses, there were , named in the primary roster: two from Maine, nine from Massachusetts, one from Vermont, two from New Hampshire, and two from Rhode Island . The underl...
Massachusetts has nine U.S. congressional districts in the current map used since the 2022 elections; commonly listed incumbents as of January 2025 include Richard Neal (1st), Jim McGovern (2nd), Lori...
Massachusetts’ federal delegation in the House is entirely Democratic and currently has nine members; the state also has two Democratic U.S. senators (total nine House members and two senators) . Stat...
Congressional attention has focused on narrowing or eliminating the ways Title 32 status can be used to place National Guard forces outside the Posse Comitatus Act’s restraints by (a) amending 32 U.S....
Several bipartisan packages and standalone bills in both chambers of Congress seek to create permanent‑residency paths or other reentry routes for deported veterans; principal sponsors include Sen. Ta...
Massachusetts lost one U.S. House seat after the 2010 census and has held since 2013; the delegation has been in the House for much of the past decade, while the state’s two Senate seats have remained...
Massachusetts sent to the U.S. House of Representatives for the 2025 Congress: Richard Neal (1st), Jim McGovern (2nd), Lori Trahan (3rd), Jake Auchincloss (4th), Katherine Clark (5th), Seth Moulton (6...
Congressional reform proposals aimed at clarifying or curtailing presidential war powers range from statutory updates to the War Powers Resolution to targeted bipartisan bills that would force preside...
Republican responses to President Trump’s comments calling for death or execution of some Democratic members of Congress have been mixed: some Republicans criticized the rhetoric as “over the top” whi...
House floor and committee votes over 2025 repeatedly split largely along party lines: Democrats pushed multiple procedural moves and amendments to force public release of Justice Department files rela...