Your Representatives

Who represents Truro — and how to reach them

Truro is represented at four levels of government. Here is who currently holds each seat. Every one of Truro’s current state and federal representatives is a Democrat — which is exactly why an organized Republican committee matters here: our job is to give Truro voters a real choice on the ballot and a voice that is actually heard.

MA House — 4th Barnstable
Rep. Hadley Luddy (D)
Represents Truro along with Chatham, Eastham, Harwich, Orleans, Provincetown, and Wellfleet.
MA Senate — Cape & Islands
Sen. Julian Cyr (D)
The Cape & Islands district — all of Cape Cod’s outer and lower towns, plus the Islands.
U.S. House — 9th District
Rep. William R. “Bill” Keating (D)
Massachusetts’s 9th District — the Cape, the Islands, the South Coast, and part of the South Shore.
U.S. Senate — Massachusetts
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D)
Sen. Edward Markey (D)
Barnstable County
Assembly of Delegates & Commissioners
Truro’s delegate to the County Assembly is elected townwide. County government sits in Barnstable.

Not sure who represents you? Look up your exact state and federal representatives by address at malegislature.gov/Search/FindMyLegislator, or ask the Truro Town Clerk.

Town Government

Truro governs itself by Open Town Meeting, with a five-member Select Board and a Town Manager. Every registered voter is a member of the Town Meeting — the town’s legislature — which meets in the spring to decide the budget, zoning, and the major questions facing the town. Meeting dates, agendas, and minutes are published by the Town at truro-ma.gov — and we track the upcoming ones for you on our Town Meetings page.

Truro deserves strong, accountable representation at every level. The Truro Republican Town Committee works to recruit and support candidates who will fight for our families, taxpayers, and values — and to give voters a real choice on the ballot. Get involved and help us build the bench.