Past Campaign
U.S. Representative (Massachusetts, District 7)
Primary election
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Ayanna Pressley's campaign has reported raising $1,204,995 and spending $1,247,015 to the Federal Election Commission.
An advocate, policy-maker, activist, and survivor, Ayanna Pressley was elected to represent Massachusetts' 7th Congressional District on November 6, 2018, becoming the first woman of color elected to Congress from Massachusetts. Born in Cincinnati and raised in Chicago, she moved to Boston in 1992 to attend Boston University and worked as an aide to Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy II and later Senator John Kerry. In 2009 she was elected at-large to the Boston City Council, the first woman of color in its history. In Congress she has championed fair compensation for low-wage workers, survivors of sexual assault, criminal legal system reform, immigrant communities, and reproductive rights, and led the creation of the Future of Transportation caucus. She lives in Boston's Hyde Park neighborhood.
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