U.S. House, Massachusetts 6th District 2026

Early voting under way No results yet U.S. House · 6th Congressional District · Election Nov. 3, 2026

16 daysuntil the Massachusetts State Election, Nov. 3, 2026

Massachusetts' 6th Congressional District. House members serve two-year terms. Open seat: Rep. Seth Moulton ran for the U.S. Senate instead of seeking re-election.

On the ballot

Listed in the order shown on the state's official candidate list. Write-in votes are also allowed.

Compare the candidates

U.S. House, Massachusetts 6th District 2026: candidates side by side, in the order the state lists them
FieldMJMicah Quinney JonesDKDan Koh
Party (as listed)RepublicanDemocratic
IncumbentNoNo
Current roleCandidate, 6th DistrictCandidate, 6th District
Running mate——
Background (sourced)
  • Won the Sept. 1, 2026 Republican primary with 29,111 votes (certified). source
  • Essex attorney and U.S. Army veteran, according to WBUR. source
  • Won the Sept. 1, 2026 Democratic primary with 47,835 votes (certified). source
  • Former White House aide and former chief of staff to Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, according to WBUR. source
In their own wordsNo sourced statement documented yetNo sourced statement documented yet
DebatesNone documentedNone documented
EndorsementsNone verified yetNone verified yet
PrimaryNo primary result on fileNo primary result on file
Campaign websiteNot yet verifiedNot yet verified
FEC: raised / spent / cash$586K / $371K / $215K
through Sept. 30, 2026
$5.25M / $4.25M / $999K
through Sept. 30, 2026

Every candidate gets the same fields. Empty fields mean we have not yet verified that information, not that it does not exist. We do not infer positions from party labels and do not rank candidates.

Campaign money

Money raised and spent, 2026 election (FEC)
Money raised and spent, 2026 election (FEC)
CandidateRaised / spentCash on handThrough
Micah Quinney Jones (R)Raised $586KSpent $371K$215KSept. 30, 2026
Dan Koh (D)Raised $5.25MSpent $4.25M$999KSept. 30, 2026

Source: Federal Election Commission (api.open.fec.gov), candidate committee totals for the full 2026 election period, as filed. Updated Oct 17, 2026.

Results

Nov. 3 results: none yet Local clerks report unofficial counts on election night; the state certifies results weeks later. We will label every figure as unofficial or certified.

Sept. 1, 2026 Democratic primary Certified
Sept. 1, 2026 Democratic primary: votes and share of votes for candidates
CandidateVotesShare
Dan Koh47,835 40.9%
Tram T. Nguyen34,324 29.4%
John A. Beccia III14,215 12.2%
Jamie M. Belsito11,268 9.6%
Mariah L. Lancaster4,725 4.0%
Bethany Andres-Beck4,385 3.8%
All others156 0.1%

Share of votes cast for candidates, blank ballots excluded. Total ballots: 121,551. Official source.

Sept. 1, 2026 Republican primary Certified
Sept. 1, 2026 Republican primary: votes and share of votes for candidates
CandidateVotesShare
Micah Quinney Jones29,111 99.2%
All others225 0.8%

Share of votes cast for candidates, blank ballots excluded. Total ballots: 37,940. Official source.

2024 general election Certified
2024 general election: votes and share of votes for candidates
CandidateVotesShare
Seth W. Moulton (D)321,186 97.8%
All others7,191 2.2%

Share of votes cast for candidates, blank ballots excluded. Total ballots: 438,573. Official source.

Verified against official source Last verified Oct. 17, 2026.

Sources

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