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AIPAC Money on the 2026 Ballot — Every Seat Up on November 3

All 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats (33 regular Class 2 seats plus special elections in Ohio and Florida) are decided on November 3, 2026. As of August 2026, 446 of the 471 incumbents whose seats are on the ballot have pro-Israel PAC money on record — $106,684,183 combined, from FEC filings. 13 Senate seats are open because the incumbent is not running.

All 35 Senate seats on the 2026 ballot

1. 1. Susan M. Collins — Republican, Maine — $3,440,709
2. 2. Tom Cotton AIPAC and pro-Israel lobby — Republican, Arkansas — $1,123,702
3. 3. Cory A. Booker AIPAC and pro-Israel lobby — Democrat, New Jersey — $1,032,866
4. 4. Mark R. Warner — Democrat, Virginia — $758,632
5. 5. Steve Daines — Republican, Montana, open seat (retiring) — $636,372
6. 6. John Cornyn — Republican, Texas, open seat (lost the Republican primary) — $599,161
7. 7. Shelley Moore Capito — Republican, West Virginia — $539,442
8. 8. Jon Husted — Republican, Ohio, special election — $536,504
9. 9. Joni Ernst — Republican, Iowa, open seat (retiring) — $528,182
10. 10. James E. Risch — Republican, Idaho — $493,964
11. 11. Bill Cassidy — Republican, Louisiana, open seat (lost the Republican primary) — $424,521
12. 12. Mitch McConnell — Republican, Kentucky, open seat (retiring) — $420,939
13. 13. Dan Sullivan — Republican, Alaska — $371,218
14. 14. Jon Ossoff AIPAC and pro-Israel lobby — Democrat, Georgia — $364,003
15. 15. Pete Ricketts — Republican, Nebraska — $296,183
16. 16. Roger Marshall — Republican, Kansas — $282,090
17. 17. Christopher A. Coons — Democrat, Delaware — $281,960
18. 18. Thomas Tillis — Republican, North Carolina, open seat (retiring) — $273,968
19. 19. John W. Hickenlooper — Democrat, Colorado — $260,560
20. 20. Cindy Hyde-Smith — Republican, Mississippi — $243,326
21. 21. Mike Rounds — Republican, South Dakota — $242,360
22. 22. Jack Reed — Democrat, Rhode Island — $241,144
23. 23. Jeanne Shaheen — Democrat, New Hampshire, open seat (retiring) — $147,264
24. 24. Richard J. Durbin — Democrat, Illinois, open seat (retiring) — $134,216
25. 25. Bill Hagerty — Republican, Tennessee — $121,182
26. 26. Jeff Merkley — Democrat, Oregon — $70,205
27. 27. Gary C. Peters — Democrat, Michigan, open seat (retiring) — $57,100
28. 28. Ashley Moody AIPAC and pro-Israel lobby — Republican, Florida, special election — $46,102
29. 29. Tina Smith — Democrat, Minnesota, open seat (retiring) — $41,650
30. 30. Edward J. Markey — Democrat, Massachusetts — $29,175
31. 31. Tommy Tuberville — Republican, Alabama, open seat (not running — running for governor of Alabama) — $13,510
32. 32. Cynthia M. Lummis — Republican, Wyoming, open seat (retiring) — $12,295
33. 33. Ben Ray Luján — Democrat, New Mexico — $10,500
34. 34. Alan Armstrong — Republican, Oklahoma, open seat (not running — appointed in 2026, not seeking the seat) — no PAC funding on record
35. 35. Darline Graham AIPAC and pro-Israel lobby — Republican, South Carolina — no PAC funding on record

Top 50 House incumbents on the 2026 ballot

• George Latimer — Democrat, NY-16 — $11,292,191
• Wesley Bell — Democrat, MO-01 — $9,054,029
• Sarah Elfreth — Democrat, MD-03 — $8,775,086
• Haley M. Stevens — Democrat, MI-11 — $4,334,369
• Jimmy Gomez — Democrat, CA-34 — $3,773,227
• Valerie P. Foushee — Democrat, NC-04 — $3,731,421
• Adriano Espaillat — Democrat, NY-13 — $2,904,682
• Diana DeGette — Democrat, CO-01 — $2,590,165
• Mark B. Messmer — Republican, IN-08 — $1,936,743
• Glenn Ivey — Democrat, MD-04 — $1,818,023
• Shontel M. Brown — Democrat, OH-11 — $1,240,288
• Josh Gottheimer AIPAC and pro-Israel lobby — Democrat, NJ-05 — $1,049,366
• Yassamin Ansari — Democrat, AZ-03 — $1,041,237
• Mike Thompson — Democrat, CA-04 — $1,028,420
• Debbie Wasserman Schultz — Democrat, FL-25 — $799,107
• Ritchie Torres — Democrat, NY-15 — $794,730
• Brad Sherman — Democrat, CA-32 — $749,931
• Pete Aguilar — Democrat, CA-33 — $681,869
• Linda T. Sánchez — Democrat, CA-38 — $650,418
• Kevin Mullin — Democrat, CA-15 — $614,131
• Randy Fine — Republican, FL-06 — $596,517
• Bradley Scott Schneider — Democrat, IL-10 — $563,557
• Daniel S. Goldman — Democrat, NY-10 — $561,832
• Sylvia R. Garcia — Democrat, TX-29 — $558,300
• Michael Lawler — Republican, NY-17 — $531,581
• Robert Menendez — Democrat, NJ-08 — $513,979
• Henry Cuellar — Democrat, TX-28 — $499,828
• Brian J. Mast — Republican, FL-21 — $482,133
• Mike D. Rogers — Republican, AL-03 — $462,557
• Jared Moskowitz — Democrat, FL-23 — $459,797
• Thomas R. Suozzi — Democrat, NY-03 — $459,428
• Steny H. Hoyer — Democrat, MD-05 — $453,892
• Ted Lieu — Democrat, CA-36 — $441,499
• Brian K. Fitzpatrick — Republican, PA-01 — $437,670
• Steve Scalise — Republican, LA-01 — $428,139
• Mario Diaz-Balart — Republican, FL-26 — $421,943
• Don Bacon — Republican, NE-02 — $411,040
• Tom Emmer — Republican, MN-06 — $372,117
• Juan Ciscomani — Republican, AZ-06 — $370,687
• Greg Landsman AIPAC and pro-Israel lobby — Democrat, OH-01 — $362,653
• Hakeem S. Jeffries AIPAC and pro-Israel lobby — Democrat, NY-08 — $356,071
• Jake Auchincloss — Democrat, MA-04 — $337,781
• Lois Frankel — Democrat, FL-22 — $320,939
• Katherine M. Clark — Democrat, MA-05 — $310,091
• Thomas H. Kean — Republican, NJ-07 — $305,553
• Lucy McBath — Democrat, GA-06 — $296,458
• Sam T. Liccardo — Democrat, CA-16 — $278,504
• Grace Meng — Democrat, NY-06 — $274,319
• Shri Thanedar — Democrat, MI-13 — $273,302
• Angie Craig — Democrat, MN-02 — $269,608

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Ballot status describes the seat, not the person: a retiring senator's seat is still decided in 2026. Member counts include the five non-voting delegates who also run in 2026 and exclude vacant seats. Seat classes from the public-domain congress-legislators dataset; not-running announcements from Ballotpedia and Wikipedia, last verified 2026-08-25.