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U.S. Representative · Massachusetts · District 3
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Congressional service
119th Congress · House
Massachusetts · District 3 · 2025–Present
118th Congress · House
Massachusetts · District 3 · 2023–2025
117th Congress · House
Massachusetts · District 3 · 2021–2023
116th Congress · House
Massachusetts · District 3 · 2019–2021
Official Biography
Congresswoman Lori Trahan proudly represents Massachusetts’ Third Congressional District, made up of 35 cities and towns including her hometown of Lowell. The granddaughter of immigrants, Lori grew up in a working-class family with her dad working long, hard hours as a union ironworker and her mom juggling part-time jobs while caring for her and her three sisters.
Lori is a proud graduate of the Lowell Public School system, and during her time at Lowell High School, she became a standout volleyball player. She earned a volleyball scholarship to Georgetown University where she became the first person in her family to graduate from college. Like many, Lori was introduced to public service as a college student in Washington, D.C. After college, she joined former Congressman Marty Meehan’s staff, working her way up to Chief of Staff. She deeply enjoyed working to serve her hometown and people across Massachusetts, but she also witnessed firsthand the increasing partisanship that served wealthy special interests instead of families like the one she grew up in.
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Committee on Energy and Commerce
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