🏛️ Select Board Races

Select Boards are the executive authority in Cape Cod towns. These seats control budgets, hiring, and the direction of your town. Every seat matters.

🏫 School Committee Races

School committees set curriculum, hire superintendents, and control your children’s education. These races typically see low voter turnout despite controlling decisions that directly affect families and property values.

📋 Town Meeting Previews

Annual and Special Town Meetings are where Cape Cod towns make their biggest decisions — budgets, zoning, bylaws, and spending. Most residents don’t attend. That needs to change. We’ll break down the warrant articles so you know what you’re voting on before you walk in the door.

🏛️ State Representative & Senate

Cape Cod is represented on Beacon Hill by state representatives and senators who shape policy on taxes, education, housing, and more. Know who represents you and hold them accountable.

• View All Cape Cod Legislators →
• Steven Xiarhos — 5th Barnstable (R)
• David Vieira — 3rd Barnstable (R)
• Christopher Flanagan — Barnstable, Dukes & Nantucket (D)
• Hadley Luddy — 4th Barnstable (R)
• Kip Diggs — 2nd Barnstable (D)
• Dylan Fernandes — Cape & Islands (D)
• Thomas Moakley — 1st Barnstable (R)

🏃 How to Run for Local Office

Tired of complaining? Run. Most local offices on Cape Cod require nothing more than pulling nomination papers from your Town Clerk’s office and collecting a modest number of signatures from registered voters in your town. Here’s the general process: