$20,139,904
was spent by one super PAC to defeat one Muslim candidate for the U.S. Senate.
$83.2M
to defeat 118 candidates
85%
of it aimed at Democrats
506
House members tracked, money & votes
Targeted candidates
Independent expenditures aimed at defeating congressional candidates. By law this money is spent without coordinating with any campaign — it is not money a candidate received.
01
Abdul El-Sayed
DEM · MI Senate · Muslim
$20,139,904
2026
06
Donna Edwards
DEM · MD-04
$4,258,736
2022
08
Tom Malinowski
DEM · NJ-11
$2,457,397
2026
09
Brandon Herrera
REP · TX-23
$2,446,168
2024
10
Nina Turner
DEM · OH-11
$2,083,906
2022
Money vs. votes
Every dot is a House member. Left to right: pro-Israel PAC money recorded for their seat. Bottom to top: how often they voted the pro-Israel position on the substantive roll calls. Of the 37 members with $100K or more, 1 voted against more often than for. Hover a dot, click to open the member.
Money axis is square-root scaled
Source: FEC bulk data + House Clerk roll calls via whofundedgenocide.com · money = direct FEC contributions + AIPAC-affiliated giving (compiled, recorded per seat); votes = official record · 117 members whose seat changed hands are omitted because the source attaches one seat figure to both holders
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How much pro-Israel PAC money did your member of Congress take — and how did they vote? Pick your state and district, or type a name.
Where the money comes from
44 pro-Israel political committees raised $698.1M since 2014. A handful account for most of it — and two belong to a single family.
Committees by total receipts, 2014–2026
United Democracy Project
$230.7M
AIPAC PAC
$126.5M
Preserve America PAC (Miriam Adelson)
$114.8M
Preserve America PAC (Sheldon Adelson)
$105.8M
RJC Victory Fund (RJC)
$34.1M
DMFI PAC
$29.5M
NORPAC
$16.7M
Republican Jewish Coalition PAC
$11.2M
Pro-Israel America PAC
$7.1M
35 other committees
$21.7M
Itemised donor dollars by state · 10,481 records
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Search the recordsSource: Federal Election Commission bulk data via whofundedgenocide.com · FEC-verified totals · reproducible from fec.gov




