Special Joint Committee on Redistricting, Massachusetts State Legislature (decommissioned)

Massachusetts General Court

Joint Standing Committees

Cannabis Policy
Children, Families and Persons with Disabilities
Community Development and Small Businesses
Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure
Economic Development and Emerging Technologies
Education
Elder Affairs
Election Laws
Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture
Export Development
Financial Services
Health Care Financing
Higher Education
Housing
Judiciary
Labor and Workforce Development
Mental Health, Substance Use, and Recovery
Municipalities and Regional Government
Public Health
Public Safety and Homeland Security
Public Service
Revenue
Rules
State Administration and Regulatory Oversight
Telecommunication, Utilities and Energy
Tourism, Arts and Cultural Development
Transportation
Veterans and Federal Affairs
Ways and Means

Senate Committees

House Committees

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]

### 2011-2012[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|

## External links[edit]

* Massachusetts General Court

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