Did AIPAC money win?

Pro-Israel PAC money against the results of the November 3, 2026 congressional elections, race by race.

AIPAC and the other pro-Israel PACs put $77,716,311 behind candidates in 398 congressional races this cycle and spent $34,138,138 against candidates in 20. This page fills in as races are called on election night.

The tally

398 races where a pro-Israel PAC backed a candidate, $77,716,311 in all
117 big bets of $100K or more
20 races with $34,138,138 spent against a candidate

The candidates they spent against

Abdul El-Sayed (Democrat) · Michigan Senate · $20.3M spent against — not called
Amish Shah (Democrat) · Arizona's 1st district · $2.4M spent against — not called
Aisha Wahab (Democrat) · California's 14th district · $2.3M spent against — not called
Darializa Avila Chevalier (Democrat) · New York's 13th district · $1.5M spent against — not called
Monica De La Cruz (Republican) · Texas's 15th district · $1.5M spent against — not called
Daniel Biss (Democrat) · Illinois's 9th district · $1.4M spent against — not called
Jen Kiggans (Republican) · Virginia's 2nd district · $900K spent against — not called
Eric Flores (Republican) · Texas's 34th district · $726K spent against — not called
Mike LiPetri (Republican) · New York's 3rd district · $525K spent against — not called
Randy Villegas (Democrat) · California's 22nd district · $500K spent against — not called
Derrick Van Orden (Republican) · Wisconsin's 3rd district · $300K spent against — not called
Anna Paulina Luna (Republican) · Florida's 13th district · $299K spent against — not called
Melat Kiros (Democrat) · Colorado's 1st district · $275K spent against — not called
Rob Bresnahan (Republican) · Pennsylvania's 8th district · $249K spent against — not called
Greg Cunningham (Republican) · New Mexico's 2nd district · $226K spent against — not called
Brad Lander (Democrat) · New York's 10th district · $189K spent against — not called
Tano Tijerina (Republican) · Texas's 28th district · $181K spent against — not called
Manny Rutinel (Democrat) · Colorado's 8th district · $117K spent against — not called
Gabe Evans (Republican) · Colorado's 8th district · $100K spent against — not called
Juan Ciscomani (Republican) · Arizona's 6th district · $99K spent against — not called
Jon Husted (Republican) · Ohio Senate · $59K spent against — not called

Every candidate they backed, most money first

Adrian Boafo (Democrat) · Maryland's 5th district · $5.8M backed — not called
Donna Miller (Democrat) · Illinois's 2nd district · $4.4M backed — not called
Ed Gallrein (Republican) · Kentucky's 4th district · $4.3M backed — not called
Melissa Bean (Democrat) · Illinois's 8th district · $4M backed — not called
Susan Collins (Republican, incumbent) · Maine Senate · $3.7M backed — not called
Wesley Bell (Democrat, incumbent) · Missouri's 1st district · $3.1M backed — not called
Melissa Hernandez (Democrat) · California's 14th district · $2.9M backed — not called
Stefany Shaheen (Democrat) · New Hampshire's 1st district · $1.2M backed — not called
Tom Cotton (Republican, incumbent) · Arkansas Senate · $1.2M backed — not called
Debbie Wasserman Schultz (Democrat, incumbent) · Florida's 20th district · $1.2M backed — not called
Ritchie Torres (Democrat, incumbent) · New York's 15th district · $1.1M backed — not called
Josh Gottheimer (Democrat, incumbent) · New Jersey's 5th district · $958K backed — not called
Mike Lawler (Republican, incumbent) · New York's 17th district · $941K backed — not called
Jared Moskowitz (Democrat, incumbent) · Florida's 25th district · $919K backed — not called
Mike Thompson (Democrat, incumbent) · California's 4th district · $905K backed — not called
Greg Landsman (Democrat, incumbent) · Ohio's 1st district · $824K backed — not called
Cory Booker (Democrat, incumbent) · New Jersey Senate · $779K backed — not called
Randy Fine (Republican, incumbent) · Florida's 6th district · $746K backed — not called
Denise Powell (Democrat) · Nebraska's 2nd district · $739K backed — not called
Mark Warner (Democrat, incumbent) · Virginia Senate · $734K backed — not called
Brad Sherman (Democrat, incumbent) · California's 32nd district · $689K backed — not called
Jim Risch (Republican, incumbent) · Idaho Senate · $681K backed — not called
Juan Ciscomani (Republican, incumbent) · Arizona's 6th district · $676K backed — not called
Jon Husted (Republican, incumbent) · Ohio Senate · $666K backed — not called
Pete Aguilar (Democrat, incumbent) · California's 33rd district · $660K backed — not called
Mario Díaz-Balart (Republican, incumbent) · Florida's 26th district · $617K backed — not called
Valerie Foushee (Democrat, incumbent) · North Carolina's 4th district · $609K backed — not called
Brian Mast (Republican, incumbent) · Florida's 21st district · $581K backed — not called
Don Davis (Democrat, incumbent) · North Carolina's 1st district · $577K backed — not called
Tom Emmer (Republican, incumbent) · Minnesota's 6th district · $533K backed — not called
Ashley Moody (Republican, incumbent) · Florida Senate · $520K backed — not called
Shelley Moore Capito (Republican, incumbent) · West Virginia Senate · $520K backed — not called
Brian Fitzpatrick (Republican, incumbent) · Pennsylvania's 1st district · $517K backed — not called
Chris Coons (Democrat, incumbent) · Delaware Senate · $514K backed — not called
Christina Hines (Democrat) · Michigan's 10th district · $500K backed — not called
Gregory Meeks (Democrat, incumbent) · New York's 5th district · $483K backed — not called
Connie Chan (Democrat) · California's 11th district · $475K backed — not called
Daniel Biss (Democrat) · Illinois's 9th district · $472K backed — not called
Jake Auchincloss (Democrat, incumbent) · Massachusetts's 4th district · $465K backed — not called
Mike Rogers (Republican, incumbent) · Alabama's 3rd district · $464K backed — not called
Steve Scalise (Republican, incumbent) · Louisiana's 1st district · $464K backed — not called
Rebecca Cooke (Democrat) · Wisconsin's 3rd district · $453K backed — not called
Susie Lee (Democrat, incumbent) · Nevada's 3rd district · $450K backed — not called
Brad Schneider (Democrat, incumbent) · Illinois's 10th district · $448K backed — not called
Mike Johnson (Republican, incumbent) · Louisiana's 4th district · $444K backed — not called
Ted Lieu (Democrat, incumbent) · California's 36th district · $432K backed — not called
Laura Gillen (Democrat, incumbent) · New York's 4th district · $430K backed — not called
Tom Suozzi (Democrat, incumbent) · New York's 3rd district · $429K backed — not called
Thomas Kean (Republican, incumbent) · New Jersey's 7th district · $407K backed — not called
John Hickenlooper (Democrat, incumbent) · Colorado Senate · $393K backed — not called
Vicente Gonzalez (Democrat, incumbent) · Texas's 34th district · $389K backed — not called
Lucy McBath (Democrat, incumbent) · Georgia's 6th district · $373K backed — not called
Lois Frankel (Democrat, incumbent) · Florida's 23rd district · $370K backed — not called
Darren Soto (Democrat, incumbent) · Florida's 9th district · $353K backed — not called
Chris Pappas (Democrat) · New Hampshire Senate · $333K backed — not called
Michael Whatley (Republican) · North Carolina Senate · $332K backed — not called
Katherine Clark (Democrat, incumbent) · Massachusetts's 5th district · $323K backed — not called
Roger Marshall (Republican, incumbent) · Kansas Senate · $315K backed — not called
Rob Menendez (Democrat, incumbent) · New Jersey's 8th district · $315K backed — not called
Ken Calvert (Republican, incumbent) · California's 40th district · $312K backed — not called
Jack Reed (Democrat, incumbent) · Rhode Island Senate · $308K backed — not called
Linda Sánchez (Democrat, incumbent) · California's 41st district · $301K backed — not called
Hakeem Jeffries (Democrat, incumbent) · New York's 8th district · $297K backed — not called
Jon Ossoff (Democrat, incumbent) · Georgia Senate · $292K backed — not called
Guy Reschenthaler (Republican, incumbent) · Pennsylvania's 14th district · $289K backed — not called
Sylvia Garcia (Democrat, incumbent) · Texas's 29th district · $286K backed — not called
Marie Gluesenkamp Perez (Democrat, incumbent) · Washington's 3rd district · $278K backed — not called
Josh Riley (Democrat, incumbent) · New York's 19th district · $269K backed — not called
Grace Meng (Democrat, incumbent) · New York's 6th district · $268K backed — not called
Brian Jack (Republican, incumbent) · Georgia's 3rd district · $267K backed — not called
Christina Bohannan (Democrat) · Iowa's 1st district · $263K backed — not called
Max Miller (Republican, incumbent) · Ohio's 7th district · $246K backed — not called
Adam Smith (Democrat, incumbent) · Washington's 9th district · $235K backed — not called
Kristen McDonald Rivet (Democrat, incumbent) · Michigan's 8th district · $230K backed — not called
Cindy Hyde-Smith (Republican, incumbent) · Mississippi Senate · $229K backed — not called
Lisa McClain (Republican, incumbent) · Michigan's 9th district · $224K backed — not called
Joe Neguse (Democrat, incumbent) · Colorado's 2nd district · $223K backed — not called
Norma Torres (Democrat, incumbent) · California's 35th district · $218K backed — not called
Pete Ricketts (Republican, incumbent) · Nebraska Senate · $217K backed — not called
Jimmy Gomez (Democrat, incumbent) · California's 34th district · $217K backed — not called
Ben McAdams (Democrat) · Utah's 1st district · $215K backed — not called
Mike Rogers (Republican) · Michigan Senate · $213K backed — not called
Paige Cognetti (Democrat) · Pennsylvania's 8th district · $202K backed — not called
Jimmy Panetta (Democrat, incumbent) · California's 19th district · $195K backed — not called
Tom Cole (Republican, incumbent) · Oklahoma's 4th district · $194K backed — not called
Mike Rounds (Republican, incumbent) · South Dakota Senate · $193K backed — not called
Jim Jordan (Republican, incumbent) · Ohio's 4th district · $192K backed — not called
Ann Wagner (Republican, incumbent) · Missouri's 2nd district · $191K backed — not called
Mike Levin (Democrat, incumbent) · California's 49th district · $190K backed — not called
Emilia Sykes (Democrat, incumbent) · Ohio's 13th district · $187K backed — not called
Johnny Garcia (Democrat) · Texas's 35th district · $175K backed — not called
Julia Letlow (Republican) · Louisiana Senate · $173K backed — not called
Maggie Goodlander (Democrat, incumbent) · New Hampshire's 2nd district · $168K backed — not called
Josh Turek (Democrat) · Iowa Senate · $165K backed — not called
Pat Ryan (Democrat, incumbent) · New York's 18th district · $156K backed — not called
Andrew Garbarino (Republican, incumbent) · New York's 2nd district · $149K backed — not called
Donald Norcross (Democrat, incumbent) · New Jersey's 1st district · $148K backed — not called
Sarah Trone Garriott (Democrat) · Iowa's 3rd district · $143K backed — not called
David Valadao (Republican, incumbent) · California's 22nd district · $143K backed — not called
Brendan Boyle (Democrat, incumbent) · Pennsylvania's 2nd district · $130K backed — not called
Greg Stanton (Democrat, incumbent) · Arizona's 4th district · $130K backed — not called
Tim Walberg (Republican, incumbent) · Michigan's 5th district · $127K backed — not called
Henry Cuellar (Democrat, incumbent) · Texas's 28th district · $127K backed — not called
Bill Hagerty (Republican, incumbent) · Tennessee Senate · $127K backed — not called
Tim Kennedy (Democrat, incumbent) · New York's 26th district · $125K backed — not called
Derek Tran (Democrat, incumbent) · California's 45th district · $124K backed — not called
April McClain Delaney (Democrat, incumbent) · Maryland's 6th district · $122K backed — not called
Joe Wilson (Republican, incumbent) · South Carolina's 2nd district · $119K backed — not called
Hillary Scholten (Democrat, incumbent) · Michigan's 3rd district · $119K backed — not called
Marilyn Strickland (Democrat, incumbent) · Washington's 10th district · $119K backed — not called
Colin Allred (Democrat) · Texas's 33rd district · $117K backed — not called
Rudy Yakym (Republican, incumbent) · Indiana's 2nd district · $111K backed — not called
Ryan Mackenzie (Republican, incumbent) · Pennsylvania's 7th district · $111K backed — not called
Marcy Kaptur (Democrat, incumbent) · Ohio's 9th district · $109K backed — not called
Richard Hudson (Republican, incumbent) · North Carolina's 9th district · $103K backed — not called
Jeff Hurd (Republican, incumbent) · Colorado's 3rd district · $101K backed — not called
Nick LaLota (Republican, incumbent) · New York's 1st district · $100K backed — not called
Luz Rivas (Democrat, incumbent) · California's 29th district · $98K backed — not called
Nikki Budzinski (Democrat, incumbent) · Illinois's 13th district · $97K backed — not called
August Pfluger (Republican, incumbent) · Texas's 11th district · $96K backed — not called
Gabe Vasquez (Democrat, incumbent) · New Mexico's 2nd district · $96K backed — not called
Kevin Hern (Republican) · Oklahoma Senate · $95K backed — not called
Jake Ellzey (Republican, incumbent) · Texas's 6th district · $95K backed — not called
Jim Costa (Democrat, incumbent) · California's 21st district · $93K backed — not called
Virginia Foxx (Republican, incumbent) · North Carolina's 5th district · $93K backed — not called
Juan Vargas (Democrat, incumbent) · California's 52nd district · $93K backed — not called
Kweisi Mfume (Democrat, incumbent) · Maryland's 7th district · $92K backed — not called
Joseph Morelle (Democrat, incumbent) · New York's 25th district · $92K backed — not called
George Latimer (Democrat, incumbent) · New York's 16th district · $92K backed — not called
Dave Min (Democrat, incumbent) · California's 47th district · $92K backed — not called
Nicole Malliotakis (Republican, incumbent) · New York's 11th district · $91K backed — not called
Marni von Wilpert (Democrat) · California's 48th district · $91K backed — not called
Kurt Alme (Republican) · Montana Senate · $87K backed — not called
Michael Baumgartner (Republican, incumbent) · Washington's 5th district · $87K backed — not called
David Kustoff (Republican, incumbent) · Tennessee's 8th district · $86K backed — not called
Eric Sorensen (Democrat, incumbent) · Illinois's 17th district · $83K backed — not called
Chris Deluzio (Democrat, incumbent) · Pennsylvania's 17th district · $83K backed — not called
Josh Harder (Democrat, incumbent) · California's 9th district · $81K backed — not called
Craig Goldman (Republican, incumbent) · Texas's 12th district · $81K backed — not called
Kevin Kiley (Independent, incumbent) · California's 6th district · $75K backed — not called
Gabe Evans (Republican, incumbent) · Colorado's 8th district · $74K backed — not called
Darin LaHood (Republican, incumbent) · Illinois's 16th district · $72K backed — not called
Shontel Brown (Democrat, incumbent) · Ohio's 11th district · $69K backed — not called
Monica De La Cruz (Republican, incumbent) · Texas's 15th district · $69K backed — not called
Abraham Hamadeh (Republican, incumbent) · Arizona's 8th district · $69K backed — not called
Claudia Tenney (Republican, incumbent) · New York's 24th district · $68K backed — not called
Brad Lander (Democrat) · New York's 10th district · $66K backed — not called
Andy Barr (Republican) · Kentucky Senate · $63K backed — not called
Jerry Carl (Republican) · Alabama's 1st district · $63K backed — not called
Suzan DelBene (Democrat, incumbent) · Washington's 1st district · $62K backed — not called

Plus 248 smaller ones; every race is on its state's ballot page.

"Backed" is money given to the campaign plus money spent supporting the candidate by the tracked pro-Israel PACs this cycle, per FEC filings through 2026-10-09; a race counts once, under the candidate with the most. Correlation, not cause. Results are entered as races are called, with the source on each race page. Methodology.