BOSTON (AP) — The 2022 midterm elections are still more than a year off, but that hasn’t stopped members of the state’s all-Democratic U.S. House delegation from stockpiling campaign cash to help fend off potential challengers.
To bulk up their campaign checkbooks, members of the Massachusetts delegation have relied on a variety of sources, from smaller donations by individual supporters to larger checks from political actions committees — or PACs — representing a range of interests including unions and business sectors.
U.S. Rep. Richard Neal, chair of the powerful House Ways and Means Committee, is one of the delegation’s more prodigious fundraisers.
| By STEVE LeBLANC, The Associated Press |
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