Do the Work PAC has raised over $160,000 and has supported 37-Democratic candidates in battleground districts nationwide.
Peabody, MA – Today, Democratic nominee for Congress Dan Koh announced that his leadership PAC, Do the Work PAC, is supporting 19 additional Democratic candidates in battleground races, bringing its total to 37 federal candidates across the country. Since Koh’s primary victory, the PAC has focused on helping Democrats win competitive races and retake the House majority in November.
“This November, a handful of battleground races could determine control of the House, and Democrats can’t afford to leave any race on the table,” said Koh. “Do the Work PAC is putting resources behind candidates who will lower costs, defend our rights, and hold the Trump Administration accountable when it puts its own interests ahead of the American people.”
With a Democratic House majority within striking distance, Do the Work PAC is investing in candidates whose races could determine control of Congress and whether the Trump administration faces meaningful oversight. The PAC has raised more than $160,000 to date.
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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