Special Joint Committee On Redistricting, Massachusetts State Legislature (Decommissioned)

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The Special Joint Committee on Redistricting was a special committee of the Massachusetts General Court. It was created in 2011 for the Massachusetts redistricting process.

Membership[edit]

The following table describes committee membership for the 2011 legislative session.

Special Joint Committee on Redistricting Members, 2011
Democratic members (23)	Republican members (5)
• Stanley Rosenberg, Chair	• Bruce Tarr
• Michael Moran, Chair	• Bradley Jones, Jr.
• Sonia Chang-Diaz, Vice chair	• Bradford Hill
• Cheryl Rivera, Vice chair	• Elizabeth Poirier
• Barry Finegold	• Paul Frost
• Karen Spilka
• James Timilty
• Daniel Wolf
• Byron Rushing
• Antonio Cabral
• Joseph Wagner
• Vincent Pedone
• Stephen Kulik
• Demetrius Atsalis
• Garrett Bradley
• Patricia Haddad
• Anne Gobi
• Alice Peisch
• John Keenan
• Linda Forry
• Christopher Speranzo
• Sean Garballey
• Marcos Devers

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