Tamisha L. Civil

Office Overview

Office: Massachusetts Governor's Councillor for District 2
Government Level: State
Jurisdiction: Massachusetts Governor's Council
District: District 2
Counties: Bristol County, Middlesex County, Norfolk County, Plymouth County, Worcester County
Municipalities: 37 Municipalities
How Chosen: Elected to a two-year term in the November 5th, 2024, state election.
Current Term: January 2nd, 2025 – January 7th, 2027
Party: Democratic

Constituency Map

Open Full-Size MapThe map shows Massachusetts Governor's Council District 2 in white, with municipal boundaries marked in black.Boundary Source: MassGIS Massachusetts Governor's Council Districts.

Public Office Contact

Governor's Council Office: Massachusetts State House, 24 Beacon Street, Room 184, Boston, Massachusetts 02133 — (617) 725-4016 — [email protected]

Official Resources

Official Government Website
Most Recent Official Election — November 5, 2024; 236,666 votes (57.2%) for Tamisha L. Civil
Authority of the Office — Massachusetts Constitution, Part the Second, Chapter II, Section III
Official Councillor Roster
Official Governor's Council District Map

Sources and Verification

Last Verified: August 13, 2026

Massachusetts Governor's Council — Institutional Government Source (checked August 13, 2026)
Official Councillor Roster — Institutional Government Source (checked August 13, 2026)
Massachusetts PD43+ Official Election Result — Administrative Record (checked August 13, 2026)
Massachusetts Elected Office Term Calendar — Administrative Record (checked August 13, 2026)
Official Governor's Council District Map — Administrative Record (checked August 13, 2026)
Massachusetts OCPF Public Filer Record — Administrative Record (checked August 13, 2026)

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