Dan Koh’s Newly Formed Leadership PAC Invests in Frontline Democratic Candidates

Do the Work PAC has already raised over $140,000 and supported 18 Democratic candidates in battleground districts nationwide.

Peabody, MA – Today, Democratic nominee for Congress Dan Koh announced that his newly formed leadership PAC, Do the Work PAC, has contributed to 18 Democratic federal candidates running in battleground districts across the country. Launched following Koh’s primary victory, the PAC is focused on helping Democrats win competitive races and retake the House majority in November.

“The future of our country is on the line this November, and the time to act is now. Democrats must retake the House majority so we can lower costs for working families, protect our rights, and hold this administration accountable for putting its own interests ahead of the people it serves,” Koh said. “We launched Do the Work PAC to help elect Democrats who are ready to fight for their communities and deliver results.”

Do the Work PAC has already raised over $140,000 and is supporting 18 Democratic candidates in battleground districts nationwide, with plans to support additional candidates in the weeks ahead. With control of the House at stake this November, the PAC will invest in candidates who can help Democrats reclaim the majority and hold the Trump administration accountable.

Koh has raised more than $5.5 million since launching his congressional campaign, setting a fundraising record for a Massachusetts House candidate. His campaign has a median contribution of $15, with donors from every city and town in the district, and has not accepted corporate PAC money.

Koh is the Democratic nominee for Massachusetts’ Sixth Congressional District. He is endorsed by President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, Secretary Pete Buttigieg, and more than 100 elected officials, labor unions, and community leaders.

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