(Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Secretary of the Commonwealth)
Total Population, July 1, 2004 est. 6,416,505
Total Registration, Oct. 13, 2004 4,098,634
Dem. 1,526,711 (37.25%) Rep. 532,319 (12.99%) Lib. 23,900 (0.58%) GrnRnb. 9,509 (0.23%) Other 2,000,062 (48.80%)
Massachusetts has: 43 cities and 308 towns; 14 counties.
Five largest counties: Middlesex, Worcester, Essex, Norfolk, Suffolk.
Five largest cities: Boston, Worcester, Springfield, Lowell, New Bedford.
Government
Governor: Mitt
Romney (R) elected Nov. 2002.
State Legislature: The
General Court of the Commonwealth of Mass. House: 160 seats
Senate: 40 seats
Local: Communities
NACO
Counties
U.S. House: 10D -
1.
J.Olver (D) | 2. R.Neal (D)
| 3. J.McGovern (D) | 4.
B.Frank (D) | 5. M.Meehan (D)
| 6. J.Tierney (D) | 7.
E.Markey (D) | 8. M.Capuano
(D) | S.Lynch
(D) | 10. W.Delahunt
(D).
U.S. Senate: John
Kerry (D) first elected 1984, re-elected in 2002, Edward
M. Kennedy (D) first elected 1962, re-elected in 2000.
| All ten congressmen were re-elected with comfortable margins; four faced no opponent. |
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