Your Representatives

Who represents Pembroke — and how to reach them

Pembroke is represented at four levels of government. Here is who currently holds each seat — including our own State Representative, Ken Sweezey, a Republican and a Pembroke resident, who represents the 6th Plymouth District.

MA House — 6th Plymouth
Rep. Kenneth Sweezey (R)
Represents most of Pembroke, and lives here. Also Duxbury, Marshfield, and parts of Halifax and Hanson.
U.S. House — 9th District
Rep. William R. “Bill” Keating (D)
MA Senate — Plymouth & Barnstable
Sen. Dylan Fernandes (D)
MA House — 12th Plymouth
Rep. Kathleen LaNatra (D)
Pembroke is split between two House districts — one Pembroke precinct sits in the 12th.
U.S. Senate — Massachusetts
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D)
Sen. Edward Markey (D)
Plymouth County
Commissioners & Sheriff

Not sure which district you’re in? Pembroke is split between two State House districts. Look up your exact state and federal representatives by address at malegislature.gov/Search/FindMyLegislator, or ask the Pembroke Town Clerk.

Town Government

Pembroke governs itself by Town Meeting, with a five-member Select Board and a Town Manager. The Annual Town Meeting is held on the second Tuesday in May. Meeting dates, agendas, and minutes are published by the Town at pembroke-ma.gov — and we track the upcoming ones for you on our Town Meetings page.

Pembroke deserves strong, accountable representation at every level. The Pembroke Republican Town Committee works to recruit and elect 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.