Andover, MA – Today, Salem City Councillor Andrew Smith announced his endorsement of Dan Koh in the Massachusetts 6th Congressional District primary.

“In 2015, I worked as a cameraman for a grand opening in Boston. Without knowing me, Dan Koh told me where to stand to get the best shot. Despite working for the mayor himself, he always looked out for the little guy. I’m proud to support Dan now in his bid for Congress. I know he's looking out for all of us in his quest to deliver a strong labor force, affordability for families, and a better, brighter Massachusetts,” Smith said.

Dan has spent his career looking out for the “little guy” – and he’s showing no sign of stopping. A former Andover Select Board member, Dan knows the hard work and patience needed in order to make local government run efficiently and provide for communities. 

“I am super grateful for this endorsement from Councillor Smith,” Koh said. “Our campaign is all about standing up for everyone across the district — no matter who you are. Our District deserves a leader who will unite us and recognize that our differences are our strength. We’re energized to work towards that with an empowering, dedicated leader like Councillor Smith on our team.”

Koh’s campaign has gained critical momentum thanks to the support of over a dozen local community leaders, over ten union locals, and Vice President Kamala Harris, while raising a record-breaking $2M+ in its first fundraising quarter, a record for an MA House campaign.