James Patrick “Jim” McGovern

Official portrait of James Patrick "Jim" McGovern, United States Representative for Massachusetts's 2nd Congressional District.

Office Overview

Constituency Map

Massachusetts 2nd Congressional DistrictA static map shows Massachusetts 2nd Congressional District in white with municipal boundaries marked in black.
Open Full-Size MapThe map shows Massachusetts 2nd Congressional District in white, with municipal boundaries marked in black.Boundary Source: MassGIS U.S. Congressional Districts for the 118th Congress.

Public Office Contact

  • Northampton District Office: 94 Pleasant Street, Northampton, Massachusetts 01060 — (413) 341-8700
  • Leominster District Office: 24 Church Street, Room 27, Leominster, Massachusetts 01453 — (978) 466-3552
  • Worcester District Office: 12 East Worcester Street, Suite 1, Worcester, Massachusetts 01604 — (508) 831-7356
  • Washington, D.C. Office: 370 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, District of Columbia 20515 — (202) 225-6101

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Sources and Verification

Last Verified: August 13, 2026

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