Congressman Moulton Releases 2025 Year-in-Review Report Highlighting Major Wins for the Sixth District

December 15, 2025

SALEM, MA - Today, Congressman Seth Moulton (MA-06) released his 2025 Year-in-Review Report, detailing a year of significant victories for North Shore communities, constituent services successes, and national leadership on veterans’ issues, government oversight, national security, and protecting our democracy.

“As we do every year, my team and I have fought tirelessly to help those in need, deliver results to communities, and fight for the people of the Sixth District,” said Congressman Moulton. “I’m proud of what we accomplished in 2025 and look forward to building on this work in 2026 and beyond.”

A National Leader in Constituent Services

Congressman Moulton was awarded the Congressional Management Foundation’s Democracy Forward Award for Best Constituent Service in D.C., one of the highest honors in Congress for public service and accessibility.

This year, Congressman Moulton’s office:

Delivered $18.8 million in funding to Sixth District residents.
Responded to 138,614 pieces of incoming correspondence from constituents, representing 32,697 unique residents of the district.
Resolved 1,825 individual constituent cases.

Delivering Federal Funding for the North Shore

Congressman Moulton secured multiple major federal funding investments this year, including:

$3.5 million FEMA award to Nahant to restore Short Beach dunes and protect the causeway.
$2.16 million in FEMA AFG/SAFER grants for fire departments in the Sixth District.
15 Community Project Funding requests advancing through the Appropriations process that support local infrastructure, public safety, and economic development priorities.

Fighting for MA-06 in Washington

Congressman Moulton’s legislative leadership in 2025 included:

Re-introduced key national security and public safety legislation, such as:
- The HEADs UP Act
- The End Domestic Terrorism Act
- The GI Bill Restoration Act
- The Support Our Troops Shipping Relief Act
Passed the Salem Maritime National Historical Park Redesignation and Boundary Study Act.
Pushed the reauthorization of the Young Fishermen’s Development Act—programs that support a generation of fishermen. and sustain our local fishing industry—to the floor for a final vote.
372 bills and resolutions cosponsored.

Oversight & Accountability

In response to ongoing abuses by Donald Trump and members of his Administration, Congressman Moulton has been a leading voice in pushing back against the Trump Administration and advocating for congressional oversight.

Signed approximately 330 letters investigating abuses of power, calling for transparency, and advocating for funding MA-06 priorities.
Joined 22 amicus briefs pushing back in federal court against unlawful actions taken by the Administration.
Conducted a surprise oversight visit at Burlington ICE and engaged in subsequent oversight activity.

Engaging with the Community

Congressman Moulton remains deeply active at home across the North Shore, meeting with constituents, honoring community leaders, and giving back to the community.

Highlights include:

Presenting the 10th Annual Peter J. Gomes Service Award
Hosting town halls in Boxford, Tewksbury, Peabody, and more
Engaging with veterans, seniors, immigrants, local businesses, and fishing communities
Congressman Moulton also hosted community-facing events including a Passport Fair in Salem, an SSA Listening Session in Wakefield, Immigration Office Hours in Lynn, and a Veterans Town Hall in Marblehead.

Summaries of Congressman Moulton's achievements can be found here:

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