Your Representatives

Who represents Bourne — and how to reach them

Did You Know?

Bourne is split between two House districts — and both are held by Republicans: Rep. Steven Xiarhos (5th Barnstable) and Rep. David Vieira (3rd Barnstable). Seven in ten Bourne voters belong to no party at all. Win them, and Bourne stays red where it counts.

Bourne is represented at four levels of government. The town is split between two State House districts — and both of them are held by Republicans. Not sure which one is yours? Look up your address with the state’s Find My Legislator tool.

MA House — Fifth Barnstable

Rep. Steven G. Xiarhos (R)

Represents the larger part of Bourne — about 9,800 of the town’s voters — along with Sandwich and part of Barnstable.

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MA House — Third Barnstable

Rep. David T. Vieira (R)

Represents the rest of Bourne — about 6,800 voters — along with Falmouth and Mashpee precincts.

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MA Senate — Plymouth & Barnstable

Sen. Dylan Fernandes (D)

All of Bourne, plus Falmouth, Mashpee, Sandwich, Plymouth and Kingston. Republican nominee on November 3: Kari MacRae.

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U.S. House — 9th District

Rep. Bill Keating (D)

Cape Cod, the Islands and the South Coast. Republican nominee on November 3: Tyler Macallister.

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Barnstable County

County Commissioners & Assembly of Delegates

Bourne’s delegate to the Assembly is Wayne Sampson. A Commissioner seat is on the November 3 ballot — Republican nominee Adam Hogue.

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Town Government

Bourne governs itself by open town meeting, with a five-member Select Board and an appointed Town Administrator under the town charter. The Annual Town Meeting is held in May. Agendas, minutes and the town calendar are at townofbourne.com — and our Town Meetings page explains how to make your voice count.