Bruce Tarr

State Senator

District First Essex and Middlesex · Massachusetts · United States

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Public office

Office: State Senator
Level of government: State
Riding / district: District First Essex and Middlesex
Province / territory / state: Massachusetts
Current term began: 1995-01-03

Official website ↗bruce.tarr@masenate.gov

617-722-1600

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Bills in the Third Reading (ranking member)
Environment and Natural Resources (ranking republican member)
Ethics
Financial Services (ranking republican member)
Racial Equity, Civil Rights and Inclusion (ranking republican member)
Rules
Steering and Policy (ranking member)
Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy (ranking republican member)
Tourism, Arts and Cultural Development (ranking republican member)

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