Massachusetts will elect one U.S. Senator and nine members of its U.S. House delegation. 

Senator Ed Markey (D) is seeking reelection; he has raised over $2M with 37% of his funds taking the form of small contributions. John Deaton, a Republican, is challenging Senator Markey. With over $1.4M raised, Deaton is primarily self-funded (71%). Democrat Seth Moulton is also challenging Senator Markey, having raised over $5M.

Representatives Lori Trahan (MA-3), Katherine Clark (MA-5), and Ayanna Pressley (MA-7) are running for reelection. Representatives Trahan and Clark are white and Representative Pressley is Black. There are no Republicans in the congressional delegation. The average raised by the Democratic women seeking reelection ($910,373) is higher than the average for Democratic men ($804,093). Clark, with over $1M, has raised the most of the women running for the U.S. House from Massachusetts. 

MA-6 is an open seat that is rated solidly Democratic by The Cook Political Report. Daniel Koh, a Democratic man, has raised the most with over $4.4M. Two Democratic women are running in the race, Tram Nguyen, who is Asian American, and Jamie Belsito, who is white. The average total raised by Democratic men ($3.9M) running in the race is substantially higher than that of the Democratic women ($453,892). The Democratic women, on average, have a higher average proportion of funds from small contributions than their men counterparts. 

Representative Pressley has raised 34% of her funds from small contributions – the highest proportion of the Massachusetts women incumbents.