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John Beccia is a Lynnfield dad and business leader running for Congress to bring a new kind of leadership to Washington – leadership rooted in working-class values, proven in the private sector, and driven by a commitment to make government work for people again.He knows how to get things done because he’s done it: building businesses and creating jobs, all while protecting consumers. But he knows our economy is not working for everyone and that affordability is a daily concern. John is running for Congress to stand up to Trump as he dismantles our democratic institutions. He wants to ensure that his children and the next generation have the same chance to take advantage of the best that this country has to offer.

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<h3>John Beccia is a Lynnfield dad and business leader running for Congress to bring a new kind of leadership to Washington – leadership rooted in working-class values, proven in the private sector, and driven by a commitment to make government work for people again.</h3>He knows how to get things done because he’s done it: building businesses and creating jobs, all while protecting consumers. But he knows our economy is not working for everyone and that affordability is a daily concern. John is running for Congress to stand up to Trump as he dismantles our democratic institutions. He wants to ensure that his children and the next generation have the same chance to take advantage of the best that this country has to offer. <img src="https://run.imgix.net/8a184bf9-8253-401e-b6f2-ad6358dc2d2c/8012b8d7-00a6-480e-9448-1bc5301a85c4/8012b8d7-00a6-480e-9448-1bc5301a85c4.png?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=34%2C36%2C977%2C1095&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="base"><h2>A Middle Class Beginning </h2>John’s grandparents immigrated from Italy to America to start a family and create a better life. His parents, a school administrator and an office worker, taught him humility, community, and the importance of giving back. His father, a longtime selectman in Milford, helped strengthen the town by revitalizing Main Street, expanding nursing homes for an aging population, turning vacant land into businesses, and protecting local lakes and the environment. From an early age, John learned the value of civic engagement and how to work with others to fix things and get things done.&nbsp; Like many middle-class families, John’s parents worked hard to make ends meet, and he worked his way through school delivering pizzas, bartending, and selling insurance to help pay tuition. John knows firsthand the struggles families face with the ever increasing cost of living, and how much harder it has become for today’s generation to secure the same opportunities. <h2>Experience That Gets Things Done</h2><img src="https://run.imgix.net/8a184bf9-8253-401e-b6f2-ad6358dc2d2c/42f12889-2e0a-49dd-ac88-de31911d6337/42f12889-2e0a-49dd-ac88-de31911d6337.jpeg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C698%2C800&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="32" variant="base">After graduating from Providence College and putting himself through law school at night, John built a successful career at the intersection of finance and government. He worked with federal regulators to combat terrorist financing and consumer fraud, and later helped implement reforms to prevent another financial crisis. John went on to lead in the emerging field of financial technology, advising innovative companies that provided access to the banking system for those who have been left behind, while implementing strong consumer protections. As an entrepreneur, he built coalitions, created jobs, and brought fresh thinking to industries often resistant to change.Through it all, John earned a reputation as someone who listens, brings people together, tackles problems, and gets things done.&nbsp; <h2>A Fresh Perspective </h2>John is not a politician – he is running for Congress because he sees an economy and a government that’s out of touch and doesn’t serve all Americans. While Trump destroys the very fabric of our nation, Democrats in Congress are not offering solutions on the issues that matter most: building an economy that works for working people and combating the rise in income inequality. On the North Shore, costs are rising, affording a home is tougher than ever, wages aren’t keeping up, people are not starting businesses and opportunities that once built strong communities are harder to reach. And while our economy changes quickly, Democrats in Congress are at a standstill. We need leaders who bring a fresh perspective and act fast to create opportunities and tackle today’s problems. John is tired of politicians making unkept promises and offering the same old solutions that don’t work anymore. He is running for Congress to do what he did in business: create jobs, protect consumers, and make our economy work for working people.&nbsp; He will strive to restore our sense of community, returning to American values rooted in our shared hopes and dreams for our families and our future. <img src="https://run.imgix.net/8a184bf9-8253-401e-b6f2-ad6358dc2d2c/eb58db77-4a83-47f3-84f0-35d56ee714e3/eb58db77-4a83-47f3-84f0-35d56ee714e3.png?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C1244%2C1333&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="base"><h2>Rooted in North Shore Values</h2>John, his wife Renée, and two children live in Lynnfield. His kids attend the local public schools and John is active in the community, having coached youth sports and by participating in civic activities and events. He has seen how Trump’s actions have driven up costs and strained schools, and how underfunded infrastructure impacts our daily life. He’s determined to make sure Washington finally delivers for communities like ours.

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Public safety doesn't just mean policing - it’s also about preventing crime, supporting local law enforcement and building trust within the community. John will:<ul><li>Support funding for police and first responders and expand community policing programs and advanced training.</li><li>Fight to bring down gun violence through common sense gun reform like banning assault weapons, requiring background checks, mandating safety training, and establishing a minimum age of 21 to buy a gun</li><li>Expand youth violence prevention, mentorship, and re-entry programs.&nbsp;</li></ul>

Public safety doesn't just mean policing - it’s also about preventing crime, supporting local law enforcement and building trust within the community.

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John Beccia, a proven leader who built a successful career at the intersection of finance and government, announced his campaign for Massachusetts Sixth Congressional on Oct. 21.

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Beccia announces campaign for U.S. Congress in Massachusetts’ 6th District

No one should have to choose between opportunity and the community they love. Rebuilding the economy starts with creating jobs, bringing in new companies and expanding businesses. The North Shore should be a destination for businesses and working families. John will:<ul><li>Create new tax incentives and startup support to help small businesses create local jobs.</li><li>Expand small business lending programs, such as SBA 7(a), 504, and Microloan programs.</li><li>Modernize transportation and rail to make it easier to commute, do business, and connect our coastal communities.&nbsp;</li><li>Partner with major employers like Raytheon, Mass General, Thermo Fisher and GE to expand their North Shore presence to create career pathways and job opportunities.</li><li>Make the district a hub for technology companies exploring digital assets, blockchain, financial technology, AI and biotechnology that improve people’s lives and create opportunities; incentivize start ups and new business formation.</li><li>Revitalize coastal downtowns as destinations for housing, retail, restaurants, and small business growth.&nbsp;</li></ul>

No one should have to choose between opportunity and the community they love. Rebuilding the economy starts with creating jobs, bringing in new companies and expanding businesses. The North Shore should be a destination for businesses and working families.

Bring Jobs and Innovation to the North Shore

Families on the North Shore are doing everything right: working hard, providing for their families, and contributing to their communities. Yet the cost of building a stable life keeps going up. Groceries, housing, childcare, healthcare, basic home repairs, transportation – everything is becoming harder to afford. Meanwhile, politicians in Washington argue, posture, and defer to special interest groups instead of actually helping the families they were elected to serve.&nbsp; I’m running for Congress because North Shore families deserve better. I’m not a career politician: I’m a dad and neighbor who knows that the people in charge won’t fix what’s broken, so it’s on the rest of us to step up. This campaign is about restoring the basic deal that used to define America: if you work hard and play by the rules, you should be able to build a good life, stay in the community you love, and give your kids a better future. That’s not too much to ask, and it shouldn’t take three jobs, endless stress, and luck to make it happen.&nbsp; Here are some alarming statistics about the state of the Massachusetts economy:&nbsp;<ul><li>Housing costs are among the highest in the nation, with median single-family home prices reaching around $687,500. MA has the nation’s highest median infant child-care costs, topping $23,000 a year</li><li>MA is the second most expensive state for retirees with an annual cost of living of over $88,268</li><li>The state is experiencing significant domestic outmigration of young adults aged 26-35</li><li>The average commute time of 30 minutes is 47th in the nation</li><li>MA had net losses of nearly 37,000 private sector jobs in the last five years (one of only four states in the country to have negative job gains) </li></ul>My agenda is focused on using common sense and my business experience to rebuild an economy that works for working families: lowering costs, creating jobs, improving education and opportunity, and making government work with the same urgency as the rest of us. Because the stakes aren’t theoretical: they’re kitchen-table real. And it’s time we had leaders in DC who understand that.

Families on the North Shore are doing everything right: working hard, providing for their families, and contributing to their communities. Yet the cost of building a stable life keeps going up. Groceries, housing, childcare, healthcare, basic home repairs, transportation – everything is becoming harder to afford.

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Make North Shore Work for Working Families

Lynnfield resident John Beccia, who is running for the Democratic nomination for the 6th Congressional District seat, has opened a campaign headquarters in Lynn.

Beccia makes his case for Congress

The government has no business making personal decisions for women or families. Every woman deserves the freedom to make her own medical decisions in consultation with her doctor, without interference from politicians. Period. John will:<ul><li>Codify Roe v. Wade into federal law to ensure that reproductive rights are protected nationwide.</li><li>Ensure access to emergency contraception, birth control, and IVF.</li><li>Protect the right to travel for reproductive care without threats or criminalization.</li><li>Expand access to maternal health care, especially in underserved and rural communities.</li><li>Oppose any national abortion ban, full stop.</li></ul>

The government has no business making personal decisions for women or families. Every woman deserves the freedom to make her own medical decisions in consultation with her doctor, without interference from politicians. Period.

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Healthcare costs are out of control and no family should have to ration prescriptions or skip care to pay rent. John will:<ul><li>Protect and strengthen the Affordable Care Act and work to lower private insurance costs.&nbsp;</li><li>Work to decouple insurance from employment, so your insurance stays with you, regardless of where you work.&nbsp;</li><li>Support Medicare for All Who Want It so every American has the option to buy affordable, high quality coverage regardless of income or employment status,</li><li>Lower prescription drug prices by allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices and capping out-of-pocket costs. Subsidies for certain coverages or prescriptions based on need.&nbsp;</li><li>Protect and strengthen Medicare and Social Security – no cuts, ever.&nbsp;</li><li>Expand Medicare to include dental, hearing and vision care, which can costs seniors thousands out of pocket.</li><li>Increase support for mental health and addiction recovery, including community-based “Get Back on Your Feet” programs.&nbsp;</li><li>Expand training and incentives to grow our healthcare workforce, especially nurses and long-term care providers.</li></ul>

Healthcare costs are out of control and no family should have to ration prescriptions or skip care to pay rent.

Healthcare We Can Actually Afford

The North Shore should be a safe and healthy community that thrives for generations. John will:<ul><li>Invest in clean energy like wind, solar, hydro, and nuclear to help lower utility costs and combat climate change.&nbsp;</li><li>Expand funding for coastal resilience and beach protection programs and flood mitigation to protect our shoreline from rising sea levels and contamination.&nbsp;</li><li>Protect lakes and drinking water through grants and new environmental standards for construction and infrastructure projects.</li></ul>

The North Shore should be a safe and healthy community that thrives for generations.

Protect Our Coastline and Environment

My grandparents left Italy in search of a better life, so I know first hand that America is a better nation because we are a land of immigrants. I believe we can have a strong border while also ensuring that our immigration system is fair and compassionate.&nbsp; John will:<ul><li>Stand up to Trump and his cruel immigration policies and protect the rule of law</li><li>Deport undocumented immigrants who have been convicted of violent crimes&nbsp;</li><li>Establish a pathway to citizenship for hardworking immigrants who have been living and working here for years, even if they came here illegally</li><li>Reform the asylum system by speeding up the process and ensuring that migrants are treated with respect</li></ul>

My grandparents left Italy in search of a better life, so I know first hand that America is a better nation because we are a land of immigrants. I believe we can have a strong border while also ensuring that our immigration system is fair and compassionate.&nbsp;

A Fair and Compassionate Immigration System

Congressional candidate John Beccia is taking his campaign directly to voters, announcing a district-wide “People Over Politics” listening tour that will span all 39 cities and towns of Massachusetts’ 6th Congressional District

6th District talks; Beccia listens

On Thursday, congressional candidate John Beccia convened a roundtable discussion with 12 local advocates, service providers, and community leaders to address food insecurity across Massachusetts’ 6th Congressional District.

Beccia hosts food insecurity roundtable in Lynn

No one should ever face discrimination based on their race, gender, religion or sexual orientation.&nbsp;John will:<ul><li>Protect and defend the LGBTQ+ community&nbsp;</li><li>Make sure all children feel safe, supported, and protected&nbsp;</li><li>Support passage of the Equality Act</li><li>Ensure due process for all residents, and put a stop to Trump's racial profiling policies</li><li>Reform the criminal justice system and invest in mental health and addiction services so that non-violent offenders get treatment they need instead of being locked up.</li></ul>

No one should ever face discrimination based on their race, gender, religion or sexual orientation.&nbsp;

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I’m a dad with two kids in public school here on the North Shore. And like a lot of parents I know, I’m fed up. Every grocery trip costs more than the last. Health insurance goes up, housing prices skyrocket, and childcare costs are out of control. Families are working harder than ever just to stay afloat, and it feels like Washington isn’t listening.That’s why I’m running for Congress.

Opinion: Rebuilding an Economy That Works for Massachusetts Families

John Beccia, a Boston University adjunct law professor, is running to represent Massachusetts’s 6th Congressional District, emphasizing his experience as a father, professor and business leader.

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I’m a dad raising two kids here on the North Shore — and like a lot of parents I know, I’m worried about the future we’re handing them..

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John Beccia, “a lawyer, business executive and Lynnfield Dad,” has announced his platform in the race to succeed <a href="https://thelocalnews.news/tag/Seth-Moulton">Congressman Seth Moulton</a>.Moulton is stepping aside to challenge Ed Markey in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate.

Congressional bid, Beccia addresses issues including affordability, housing, healthcare, democracy

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John Beccia has announced that his campaign will report $1 million cash on hand after his first quarter of fundraising.“A first time candidate, the funds come from a mix of fundraising and self-funding,” Beccia said.

Democrat Beccia says he has $1 million to take on primary opponents for Moulton’s seat

Right now, families are being priced out of the North Shore. Basic goods like groceries, housing, childcare, and healthcare cost even more while big companies rake in profits and the one percent enjoy more tax breaks. That’s not the way it should be. As a small business owner, John knows what it takes to build an economy that works for everyone. John will:<ul><li>Bring down the cost of housing with tax credits for first-time buyers and sellers, promote mixed-use development, and offer incentives to build affordable housing for working families and seniors.</li><li>Enable lenders to make low interest loans.</li><li>Cut taxes for middle class families and small businesses - and make sure the ultra-wealthy and big corporations pay their fair share.&nbsp;</li><li>Make the expanded Child Tax Credit permanent, so raising kids doesn't push families to the brink.</li><li>Lower childcare costs by increasing subsidies and expanding access to high-quality childcare so parents don’t have to choose between work and family.</li></ul>Reduce everyday prices by eliminating Trump’s harmful tariffs that continue to drive up the cost of groceries, diapers, formula, household goods, and kids’ clothing.

Right now, families are being priced out of the North Shore. Basic goods like groceries, housing, childcare, and healthcare cost even more while big companies rake in profits and the one percent enjoy more tax breaks. That’s not the way it should be.

Lower Costs and Rebuild the Economy

Local resident John Beccia is looking to bring a new perspective to Congress.Beccia is one of eight candidates who are running for the Democratic Party’s nomination for the Sixth Congressional District this September.

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Democracy only works when every voice counts. But right now, powerful interests are doing everything they can to make it harder to vote, weaken our institutions, and let dark money influence our elections. That's not the America we believe. Government should work for everyday families - not just the wealthy and well connected.&nbsp;&nbsp; John will:<ul><li>Protect democracy from Trump’s use of unchecked power.</li><li>Protect access to the ballot box through early voting and vote-by-mail.</li><li>Overturn Citizens United and reduce the influence of dark money in politics.</li><li>Reject Corporate PAC money.</li><li>Ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks.</li><li>Protect the peaceful transfer of power and hold anyone who attacks our democracy accountable. No exceptions.</li></ul>

Democracy only works when every voice counts. But right now, powerful interests are doing everything they can to make it harder to vote, weaken our institutions, and let dark money influence our elections.

Protect Democracy

College shouldn’t be the only ticket to a good paying job and getting a degree should prepare students for life, not leave them under a mountain of debt.&nbsp; John will:<ul><li>Require financial literacy classes in middle and high school so students graduate ready to manage real life.&nbsp;</li><li>Expand vocational and technical high school programs so that students graduate ready for good-paying jobs, without needing a college degree.&nbsp;</li><li>Make community college tuition-free nationwide.</li><li>Create apprenticeship and co-op partnerships with local high schools, community colleges, and employers.</li><li>Expand public funding for pre-school and afterschool programs&nbsp;</li><li>Support an increase in pay for teachers and school staff.</li></ul>

College shouldn’t be the only ticket to a good paying job and getting a degree should prepare students for life, not leave them under a mountain of debt.&nbsp;