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Who Represents Carver
Your elected officials at every level of government — and how to reach them.
Carver is represented at four levels of government. Look up your own officials with the state’s Find My Legislator tool.
MA House — Second Plymouth
Rep. John R. Gaskey (R)
The incumbent, from Carver. The November 3 district result is too close to call: unofficial totals have his opponent ahead by fewer than 100 votes across Carver, Wareham and part of Middleborough, pending certification and any recount. In Carver itself, voters chose Rep. Gaskey 2,787 to 2,573.
MA Senate — Third Bristol and Plymouth
Sen. Kelly A. Dooner (R)
All of Carver is in this district. On November 3 Carver voters preferred Republican John Deaton 2,783 votes to 2,459.
U.S. House — MA-09
Rep. Bill Keating (D)
On November 3 Carver voters gave Republican R. Tyler MacAllister 2,655 votes, against 2,699 for the Democrat.
Plymouth County
County Government
Carver is a Plymouth County town.
Carver figures are the Town Clerk’s uncertified results for votes cast in Carver only; they are not district-wide results.
Town Government
Carver governs itself by Open town meeting – Select Board – Town Administrator, with a 5-member Select Board — Mark E. Townsend (Chair), Dan Ryan (Vice-Chair), Sarah G. Hewins, John J. Cotter, Jim Elliman — and Glenn Cannon. Agendas, minutes and the town calendar are at www.carverma.gov, and our Town Meetings page explains how to make your voice count.