MA-6 Democratic Primary 2026

The Dan Koh Record

Everything voters need to know.
All sourced. All documented.

This site presents verified public record: OGE financial disclosures, court documents, candidate video, and news reporting. Every claim links to its source. Judge for yourself.

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The Core Question
Dan Koh spent three years on his podcast calling out government corruption and Democratic timidity. But his own record includes 79+ stock trades while a White House official, a $1M sexual harassment settlement from his time as Mayor Walsh's chief of staff, and a career built entirely on patronage — not constituents. How will he be different?
79+
Stock Trades in White House
$1M
City Settlement (Harassment)
$13.4M
Max Disclosed Net Worth
95%
Outside-District Donors (2018)
0
MA-6 Episodes in 263 Podcasts
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The Case Against Koh

Four documented problems: his patronage career, his DC residency, 79+ stock trades while making policy, and a $1M sexual harassment settlement.

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Video Clips

418 searchable video clips — Dan Koh in his own words. Filterable by topic: stock trading, title inflation, establishment praise, Fox News appearances, and more.

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Financial Record

Full breakdown of Koh's OGE disclosures: $3.9M–$13.4M net worth, 79+ stock trades while in the Biden White House, AI and semiconductor ETFs, crypto holdings.

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The People's Cabinet

Koh spent three years hosting establishment Democrats as heroes — Pete Buttigieg, Larry Summers, Marty Walsh — then declared 'Democrats just aren't getting it done.'

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Key Findings

300+ documented findings from court records, OGE filings, news reports, and public video — organized by category and confidence level.

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About this site: This is independent voter research. All information is drawn from public sources: government ethics disclosures (OGE Forms 278e and 278-TERM), FEC filings, Massachusetts court and property records, candidate's own public statements and videos, and published news reporting. Nothing here is anonymous — the sources are cited throughout. If you find an error, the underlying public records are linked so you can verify.