Massachusetts Legislature
Massachusetts Senate
40 seats: Democratic 35, Republican 5. A majority is 21. 40 districts.
Seats by party
Massachusetts Senate
Seats before the November 3, 2026 election
21 needed for a majority
- 35 Democratic
- 5 Republican
| Party or status | Seats |
|---|---|
| Democratic | 35 |
| Republican | 5 |
Seats before the November 3, 2026 election, current to November 2, 2026, counted from the official member list. Source: Massachusetts Senate (opens in a new tab).
Massachusetts Senate districts map
Point to or tap a district for its name and a link to its page. The list below has every district.
Every district
- Berkshire-Hampden-Franklin-Hampshire District
- Bristol and Norfolk District
- Cape and Islands District
- Fifth Middlesex District
- First Bristol and Plymouth District
- First Essex and Middlesex District
- First Essex District
- First Middlesex District
- First Plymouth and Norfolk District
- First Suffolk District
- First Worcester District
- Fourth Middlesex District
- Hampden and Hampshire District
- Hampden District
- Hampden-Hampshire-Worcester District
- Hampshire-Franklin-Worcester District
- Middlesex and Norfolk District
- Middlesex and Suffolk District
- Middlesex and Worcester District
- Norfolk and Middlesex District
- Norfolk and Plymouth District
- Norfolk and Suffolk District
- Norfolk-Plymouth-Bristol District
- Norfolk-Worcester-Middlesex District
- Plymouth and Barnstable District
- Second Bristol and Plymouth District
- Second Essex and Middlesex District
- Second Essex District
- Second Middlesex District
- Second Plymouth and Norfolk District
- Second Suffolk District
- Second Worcester District
- Suffolk and Middlesex District
- Third Bristol and Plymouth District
- Third Essex District
- Third Middlesex District
- Third Suffolk District
- Worcester and Hampden District
- Worcester and Hampshire District
- Worcester and Middlesex District
Sources and methodology
ShowHideWhere the seat counts and district lines come from.
These are the seats before the November 3, 2026 election, as the legislature listed them.
District lines come from the U.S. Census Bureau's upper chamber boundary file (Cartographic boundary files, state legislative districts), which maps the districts the state reported to the Census Bureau. Where a state has redrawn its districts since then, the state's own maps are the official ones. District names are the Census Bureau's.
