Los Angeles County AIPAC Tracker — Pro-Israel PAC Money for LA's Members of Congress
As of October 2026, 18 of the 19 members of Congress representing Los Angeles County have received pro-Israel PAC money, $7,077,203 combined, according to FEC filings. Parts of 17 congressional districts reach into the county, and its voters also elect California's two senators.
For the November 3, 2026 election California redrew its district lines, so 18 districts reach into the county on this year's ballot, and some cover different neighborhoods than they do today.
Maxine Waters — Democrat, CA-43 — no PAC funding on record
2026 House races in LA County
All 18 districts that reach into Los Angeles County are on the November 3, 2026 ballot, under the new lines; neither of California's Senate seats is up this year (Padilla's is in 2028, Schiff's in 2030). For each candidate: pro-Israel PAC money received, outside spending for them and outside spending against them this cycle, per FEC filings as of 2026-09-30; nominees verified 2026-10-02. Every California race: California 2026 ballot.
None of the pro-Israel PACs this site tracks has contributed to the mayor, city attorney, controller, any of the 15 city council members, or any candidate on the November 3 city ballot, according to the City of Los Angeles Ethics Commission's contribution records. Their money in Los Angeles County goes to the federal races above. (Outside spending in city races is filed separately with the Ethics Commission and isn't included in this check.)
Office
In office
2026
Tracked PACs
Mayor
Karen Bass
On the November 3 ballot against Nithya Raman
$0
City Attorney
Hydee Feldstein Soto
Lost the June 2 primary; Marissa Roy and John McKinney are on the November 3 ballot
$0
City Controller
Kenneth Mejia
Re-elected in the June 2 primary
$0
City Council, District 1
Eunisses Hernandez
Re-elected in the June 2 primary
$0
City Council, District 2
Adrin Nazarian
Term runs to 2028
$0
City Council, District 3
Bob Blumenfield
Term-limited; Tim Gaspar and Barri Worth Girvan are on the November 3 ballot
$0
City Council, District 4
Nithya Raman
Term runs to 2028; running for mayor
$0
City Council, District 5
Katy Yaroslavsky
Re-elected in the June 2 primary
$0
City Council, District 6
Imelda Padilla
Term runs to 2028
$0
City Council, District 7
Monica Rodriguez
Re-elected unopposed
$0
City Council, District 8
Marqueece Harris-Dawson
Term runs to 2028
$0
City Council, District 9
Curren Price
Term-limited; Jose Ugarte and Estuardo Mazariegos are on the November 3 ballot