Your Representatives
Who represents Barnstable, and how to reach them
Barnstable is represented at four levels of government: Congress, the State House, the county and the Town Council. The town is split between two State Representative districts, so the first thing to know is your precinct. Look up your precinct and polling place by address.
Washington and Beacon Hill
Not sure which district you are in? Look up your state and federal legislators by address at malegislature.gov/Search/FindMyLegislator.
Barnstable County
The county is run by a three-member Board of Regional Commissioners and an Assembly of Delegates with one delegate from each of the fifteen Cape towns. One commissioner seat is on the ballot November 3, and a member of this committee is running for it: Adam Hogue of West Hyannisport. Meet Adam Hogue. County meetings and contacts are at capecod.gov.
Town Council
Barnstable has no town meeting. A thirteen-member Town Council, one councilor from each precinct, is the town’s legislature. Council seats are nonpartisan. This is the Council as the Town listed it on October 4, 2026, with each precinct’s polling place.
| Precinct | Councilor | Where you vote |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Vacant · special election Oct. 13 | Zion Union Church, 805 Attucks Lane, Hyannis |
| 2 | Thomas Keane | Community Center at St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church, Route 28, Centerville |
| 3 | Betty Ludtke | Barnstable Adult Community Center, 825 Falmouth Road, Hyannis |
| 4 | Craig A. Tamash, President | Our Lady of Victory Church Hall, South Main Street, Centerville |
| 5 | Vacant · special election Dec. 22 | Osterville Fire Department, 999 Main Street, Osterville |
| 6 | William Crocker | Community Center at St. George’s Greek Orthodox Church, Route 28, Centerville |
| 7 | Seth W. Burdick | Freedom Hall, Main Street, Cotuit |
| 8 | Lisa DaLuz | Hyannis Youth & Community Center, Bassett Lane, Hyannis |
| 9 | Charles R. Bloom | Hyannis Youth & Community Center, Bassett Lane, Hyannis |
| 10 | Matthew Levesque | 7th Day Adventist Community Center, 2736 Falmouth Road, Marstons Mills |
| 11 | Kris Clark, Vice President | West Barnstable Community Building, 2177 Meetinghouse Way, West Barnstable |
| 12 | Barry Sheingold | 7th Day Adventist Community Center, 2736 Falmouth Road, Marstons Mills |
| 13 | Vacant · special election Oct. 13 | Hyannis Youth & Community Center, Bassett Lane, Hyannis |
Sources: the Town’s Town Councilor contact list and the Town Clerk’s precinct locations. Polling places can change; confirm yours with the Town Clerk before a special election. Council meeting dates are on our Town Government page.
Three of thirteen seats are empty. Precincts 1 and 13 vote on Tuesday, October 13. Precinct 5 votes on Tuesday, December 22. If you live in one of them, your vote fills a seat on the body that decides Main Street, the sewer plan and the budget. See the local issues.
Barnstable deserves strong, accountable representation at every level. The Barnstable Republican Town Committee works to recruit and elect candidates who will stand up for our families, our taxpayers and local control, and to give voters a real choice on the ballot. Get involved and help us build the bench.