Past Campaign
U.S. Representative (Massachusetts, District 6)
Primary election
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Beth Andres-Beck is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Beth Andres-Beck's campaign has reported raising $367,392 and spending $353,214 to the Federal Election Commission.
Bethany (Beth) Andres-Beck is a senior staff software engineer, democratic-socialist activist, and Middleton, Massachusetts resident running for the U.S. House in Massachusetts' 6th District. The eldest of five raised in a resourceful household, they graduated from Smith College with a degree in costume design. They began their activism protesting the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, worked as a programmer at the Harvard School of Public Health, and helped build Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign donation website. Andres-Beck, who describes themself as agender, trans, queer, and proudly Unitarian Universalist, fought book-banning school-board candidates and revived the Middleton Town Democratic Committee; they say they would be the first non-binary member of Congress.
Beth Andres-Beck has a recorded position on seven issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Andres-Beck supports affordable housing, serves on an affordable housing trust, and warns that private equity is using AI to drive up rents.
“We can have homes that people can afford.”
swampscotttides.orgAs of August 2026
Andres-Beck calls AI 'a crisis' and supports federal laws to regulate artificial intelligence so it protects people, the environment, and consumers, including rolling back subsidies to AI companies.
“AI is a crisis. Congress doesn't understand what it needs to regulate.”
bethfordemocracy.comAs of August 2026
Andres-Beck supports a 'just' foreign policy aimed at creating a stable world, drawing on an anti-war background that began with protesting the Iraq and Afghanistan wars and extends to opposing autonomous weapons systems.
“America's foreign policy should create a stable world.”
bethfordemocracy.comAs of August 2026
Andres-Beck campaigns on fighting corruption, oligarchy, and authoritarianism and on 'rebooting' American democracy, and refuses corporate and AIPAC campaign money.
“We are in a fight for the future of America: it's time to act like it.”
bethfordemocracy.comAs of August 2026
Andres-Beck supports universal healthcare, including Medicare for All, arguing that universal healthcare is good for workers, small businesses, and the country.
“Universal healthcare is good for workers, good for small businesses, and good for the country.”
bethfordemocracy.comAs of August 2026
Andres-Beck campaigns on fighting for working people, arguing that working people built the country and deserve a representative who fights for them.
“Working people built this country. It's time they had someone who fights for them.”
bethfordemocracy.comAs of August 2026
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