Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell endorses Dan Koh

“Dan has the local and federal experience to deliver on lowering costs for families, protecting the health care coverage they depend on, and defending our fundamental freedoms” says AG Campbell.

Peabody, MA – Today, Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell announced her endorsement of Dan Koh in the Massachusetts 6th Congressional District general election. 

“Across our Commonwealth, families deserve leaders who will stand up and fight for them. In our office, we’ve taken that fight directly to the courts, from protecting access to essential health care, to keeping SNAP benefits flowing during the shutdown and restoring funding for our public schools,” said AG Campbell. “We need partners in Congress who are willing to fight just as hard. That’s why I’m proud to endorse Dan Koh. Dan has the local and federal experience to deliver on lowering costs for families, protecting the health care coverage they depend on, and defending our fundamental freedoms. I know he’ll deliver real results for the 6th District and beyond, and I look forward to working alongside him in the years ahead.”

Koh, who has centered his campaign on lowering costs for working families and taking on the Trump administration's corruption, expressed his honor for AG Campbell’s endorsement.

"Attorney General Campbell doesn't just talk about standing up for Massachusetts families. She takes this administration to court," said Koh. "When they went after health care, food assistance, and our public schools, she fought back, and families across the Commonwealth are better off for it. That's the fight I'll bring to Congress: lowering costs, protecting people's coverage, and holding this administration accountable. I'm honored to have her support, and I'll work every day to earn that same trust from the people of the 6th District."

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 local and national elected officials, unions, and community leaders. He has raised more than $5.5 million since launch, a record for a Massachusetts House candidate.

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