John became the first candidate in the Sixth District race to release a comprehensive policy agenda, the North Shore New Deal, organized around four freedoms for the next generation and covering housing, health care, education, and government ethics.

The Globe reported that John is putting at least $1 million behind a television campaign, making him the first candidate in the Sixth District primary to reach voters on TV. The paper called it an early bet on introducing himself to voters well ahead of the September 1 primary.

In his own words, John argues that Social Security is not a government handout but an earned benefit that millions of Americans paid into and count on. He makes the case for protecting it rather than putting it on the table.

John writes that Congress has to get the balance right on artificial intelligence, encouraging innovation while protecting consumers from real harm. He draws on a career as an attorney and compliance executive working on financial regulation and emerging technology.

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.

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.

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

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

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..

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.

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.

John Beccia, “a lawyer, business executive and Lynnfield Dad,” has announced his platform in the race to succeed Congressman Seth Moulton.

Moulton is stepping aside to challenge Ed Markey in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate.

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.

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.