Your Representatives

Who represents Yarmouth at the state and federal level — and how they’re doing

State House — Your Yarmouth Delegation

Rep. Christopher Flanagan
Rep. Christopher Flanagan (D) ⚠ Under Federal Indictment

1st Barnstable — Yarmouth Precincts 1, 2, 3, 4, 7 & 8, plus Dennis & Brewster

Arrested April 11, 2025 and indicted by a federal grand jury on five counts of wire fraud and one count of falsification of records. Accused of stealing $36,000 from the Home Builders and Remodelers Association of Cape Cod, including $10,000 wired directly to his campaign account. Previously sanctioned by OCPF for fabricating a fictitious person (“Jeanne Louise”) during his 2022 campaign to disguise a deceptive mailer.

Status: Pleaded not guilty. Has refused to resign despite calls from Governor Healey, MassGOP, and all three towns in his district (Dennis, Brewster, and Yarmouth each passed formal votes demanding resignation). Missed the annual House budget debate. House Ethics Committee investigation on hold until federal case concludes. Continues to collect his $100,945 annual salary while effectively absent.

Yarmouth’s 1st Barnstable seat has been without effective representation since April 2025.

Sen. Julian Cyr
Sen. Julian Cyr (D)

Cape and Islands Senate District — All of Yarmouth, plus Barnstable, Brewster, Chatham, Dennis, Eastham, Harwich, Orleans, Provincetown, Truro, Wellfleet, Dukes County, Nantucket

Recent vote: In February 2025, Cyr voted against prioritizing Massachusetts residents for the state’s taxpayer-funded emergency shelter program, and against background checks for housing-program applicants. (Source: MassFiscal Alliance scorecard, votes of 2/12/2025.)

Rep. Kip Diggs
Rep. Kip Diggs (D)

2nd Barnstable — Yarmouth Precincts 5, 6 & 8A, plus Barnstable

Recent vote: In February 2025, Diggs voted to add $425,000 more to the emergency shelter program and against a 12-month residency requirement for it — plus against background checks for housing-program applicants. (Source: MassFiscal Alliance scorecard, votes of 2/6/2025.)

Yarmouth is represented entirely by Democrats at the state level. Votes shown are from the 2025 session — more added as the record grows.

Federal Delegation

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Now Entering the TDS Zone

Trump Derangement Syndrome containment area. The three officials below share a combined record of voting no on tax relief, no on border security, and yes on being very, very upset. Kitchen-table policy wins for Yarmouth in this section: 0. Please keep hands and expectations inside the vehicle.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren
U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D)

Voted no on H.R. 1 (July 1, 2025) — against extending the tax cuts, ending federal tax on tips & overtime, and funding border security. (U.S. Senate roll call.)

Sen. Ed Markey
U.S. Senator Ed Markey (D)

Also voted no on H.R. 1 (July 1, 2025) — against the same tax-relief and border-security package he branded the “Big Ugly Bill.” (U.S. Senate roll call.)

Rep. Bill Keating
U.S. Rep. Bill Keating (D) — 9th District

Voted no on H.R. 1 in the House (July 3, 2025) — one of 214 Democrats against the tax cuts and border-security funding. (House Roll Call 190.)

Local Government — Town of Yarmouth

Results Are In
May 19, 2026 Annual Town Election
Turnout: 3,757 of 23,052 registered voters — about 16%.
Who Won
Select Board: Mark R. Forest, re-elected (2,746)
Town Moderator: James Kevin Saben (2,754)
D-Y Regional School Committee: Joe B. Glynn (2,303)
Housing Authority: Joe B. Glynn (2,182)
Every one of these seats ran uncontested — not a single Republican on the ballot. That is exactly what this committee exists to change.
Ballot Questions
PASSED — Q1: Dennis-Yarmouth school override — by just 61 votes (1,894–1,833)
PASSED — Q2: Cape Cod Tech override (2,018–1,699)
FAILED — Q3: Library debt exclusion (1,321–2,403)
PASSED — Q4: Equal Protection (2,033–1,657)

Select Board

Five elected members. Sets policy, approves budgets, manages town operations. Meets regularly at Town Hall.

Tracy Post (Chair) · Mark Forest · Dorcas McGurrin · Joyce Flynn · Liz Argo

The Board voted 4-1 to place the Prop 2½ override on the ballot — it passed May 19 by just 61 votes.

DY Regional School Committee

Oversees Dennis-Yarmouth Regional School District. Joe B. Glynn won a Yarmouth seat on May 19.

The DY school override is the largest of the four ballot questions — projected $375M over 20 years.

Planning Board

Reviews development proposals, zoning changes, and land use policy. Key body for MBTA Communities Act compliance decisions.

Housing Authority

Manages public housing and affordable housing programs. Joe B. Glynn won the open seat on May 19.

Town Moderator

Presides over Town Meeting — the legislative body of Yarmouth. James Kevin Saben was elected Moderator on May 19.

Town Meeting is the purest form of democracy in America. Every registered voter has a vote. Show up and be counted.

Every legislator representing Yarmouth — state and federal — is a Democrat. Is that representing you?

Last updated: July 4, 2026