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The Challenge

The Office of Congressman Seth Moulton is proud to host the 2019 Sixth District Congressional App Challenge (CAC), a competition designed to encourage student participation in computer science and coding, will be hosting our annual coding competition this year. Students are encouraged to register online by Sept 10th before submitting their app by November 1st.

2019 Federal Shutdown Resources

Breaking 2:30pm 1/25: President Trump agreed Friday to re-open the government for three weeks while negotiations proceed. This will mean that federal employees will receive back pay and leave as quickly as possible, regardless of scheduled pay period. We will update this page as we have further information on when furloughed employees can expect to receive that back pay.

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Connecting North and South Stations is the single most transformative project our region can conceive. The North-South Rail link is the key to job growth in the Northeast.

The Equifax Breach

Iraq Plan Background and Overview 

For the past two years, Congressman Seth Moulton (D-MA) has spoken about the need to defeat ISIS and prevent its potential successors from taking root. He has conducted an extensive review of U.S. policies in Iraq, including three oversight visits to Iraq as a member of the House Armed Services Committee to meet with military generals, top foreign policy leaders, and our troops on the ground.

Fact Check on Misleading Claims About Refugees

Claim #1: An arbitrary deadline that ignores the need for an enhanced screening process is in direct contravention to the House-passed SAFE Act (H.R. 4038), which passed with broad bipartisan support and a veto-proof margin in the House.

Facts: