The Select Board | Plymouth, MA is the main executive body in Plymouth. It has 5 members, elected at Town elections to serve overlapping terms of 3 years.

The Select Board | Plymouth, MA is the main executive body in Plymouth. It has 5 members, elected at Town elections to serve overlapping terms of 3 years.

The Select Board | Plymouth, MA is the main executive body in Plymouth. It has 5 members, elected at Town elections to serve overlapping terms of 3 years.

Plymouth County is managed by a 3 person board of Commissioners elected to overlapping 4-year terms. County Commissioners are responsible for the administration of County level services and departments.

As a Massachusetts State Representative, Michelle represents the following precincts of Plymouth: 4,6-12, and 14-18 in the Massachusetts House of Representatives. Her district is the 1st district of Plymouth County. State Represenatives are elected every 2 years in the November national elections.

As a Massachusetts State Representative, Kathy represents Plymouth precincts 1, 2, 3, 5, and 13 in the Massachusetts House of Representatives. Her district is the 12th district of Plymouth County. State Represenatives are elected every 2 years in the November national elections.

As a Massachusetts State Senator for the counties of Plymouth and Barnstable, Dylan represents the towns of Kingston, Pembroke, Plymouth and Plympton in Plymouth County, and the towns of Bourne, Falmouth, Mashpee and Sandwich in Barnstable County in the Massachusetts State Senate. State Senators are elected every 2 years in the November national elections.

Bill represents the 9th Massachusetts district in the US House of Representatives. The district includes the South Shore, Cape Cod, the South Coast, and the islands of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket. US Representatives are elected every 2 years in the November national elections.

The Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts is the first in the line to discharge the powers and duties of the office of the Governor if the Governor is incapacitated.

The Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts—officially titled the Secretary of the Commonwealth rather than Secretary of State—is the chief state election officer, record-keeper, and securities regulator. The current holder of the office is William Francis Galvin. The Secretary runs state and federal elections, oversees voter registration, and publishes election results. The Secretary also maintains state public records and oversees the Massachusetts Archives.

The Massachusetts State Auditor serves as the chief accountability officer for the state, ensuring government transparency, fighting waste and fraud, and evaluating public programs.

The Office of the State Treasurer and Receiver General of Massachusetts is the chief financial officer role for the state, managing state funds, running the state lottery, and overseeing unclaimed property. The position is an elected constitutional office in the executive branch with a four-year term.

The Massachusetts Attorney General is the chief lawyer and law enforcement officer of the commonwealth. The office protects consumers, enforces state laws, and defends civil rights.

The Governor of Massachusetts is the head of the state's executive branch, chief administrative officer, and commander-in-chief of the state military, serving a 4-year term with no term limits.

Bill is the junior Senator of the State of Massachusetts in the US Senate. He represents all of Massachusetts. US Senators serve 6 year terms and are elected in the November national elections.

Elizabeth is the senior (longest serving) Senator of the State of Massachusetts in the US Senate. She represents all of Massachusetts. US Senators serve 6 year terms and are elected in the November national elections.