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Seth Moulton
Democratincumbent

Seth Moulton

U.S. House · Massachusetts-6

U.S. Representative from Massachusetts

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What they say they support

Public stances on key issues, drawn from sponsored legislation and official statements.

Healthcare

He has sponsored legislation to increase funding for community health centers and improve veterans' access to medical services and overdose data tracking.

Transportation

He proposes significant federal investment in high-speed rail networks and safety improvements for streets and hazardous material transport.

Veterans Affairs

He supports restoring GI Bill benefits for descendants of certain Black veterans and expanding shipping relief and mental health resources for service members.

Foreign Policy

He has introduced measures to restrict the use of U.S. military force in Iran and Venezuela without specific congressional authorization.

Voting Rights

He authored bills intended to protect election processes and prohibit foreign interference in American voter registration systems.

Criminal Justice

He supports legislation to improve the prosecution of mass shooters and address domestic terrorism through enhanced reporting and resource allocation.

Who gives them money?

FEC· 6/3/2026

Campaign fundraising and the groups behind it. Numbers are pulled live from the FEC.

Raised
$3M
Spent
$2M
Cash on hand
$2M
Outside spending
— for / — against

Top PACs giving to them

Direct contributions from political committees this cycle.

  • 1
    COINBASE
    $125M
  • 2
    GONZAGA, JOSEPH LUIZ
    $100M
  • 3
    DODO GOVERNMENT
    $100M
  • 4
    JOSEPH LUIZ GONZAGA NNE
    $70M
  • 5
    A16Z CAPITAL MANAGEMENT LLC
    $56M
  • 6
    GEOSOR CORPORATION
    $52M

Industries behind the money

Top sectors funding this campaign.

Industry breakdown— not yet available

How they vote in Congress

Congress.gov

Their roll-call record over the last 90 days, plus the bills they've introduced. Every figure links to the official Congress.gov source.

Bills they've introduced

See full record on Congress.gov

What they've done lately

Recent bills, filings, and official actions. Each links to the original source.

  1. Jun 29
  2. May 26
  3. May 26
  4. May 15
  5. May 15

Where this information comes from

Every figure on this page links back to a primary, nonpartisan source.

  • Congress.govLive · linked from 4 sections
    Open source

    Last checked 6/30/2026

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