Who Funds My Rep?

Pro-Israel PAC money in Congress, from public FEC filings.

Who Funds My Rep? · Did AIPAC money win?

Who funded the new Congress?

Every incoming member of the 120th Congress, sworn in January 3, 2027, ranked by the pro-Israel PAC money behind their 2026 campaign.

70 of the 112 people newly elected to Congress on November 3, 2026 have pro-Israel PAC money on record this cycle: $25,767,185 given to their campaigns or spent for them, $6,568,071 of it from AIPAC PAC and its super PAC, United Democracy Project. 10 incoming senators and 102 incoming representatives. 19 races are not called yet; their winners join this list once they are.

New to Congress, most money first

  1. 1. Adrian Boafo (Democrat) · Maryland's 5th district — $5,753,395 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $5,734,013)
  2. 2. Donna Miller (Democrat) · Illinois's 2nd district — $4,394,275
  3. 3. Ed Gallrein (Republican) · Kentucky's 4th district — $4,265,933 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $585,319)
  4. 4. Melissa Bean (Democrat) · Illinois's 8th district — $4,020,830 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $27,750)
  5. 5. Stefany Shaheen (Democrat) · New Hampshire's 1st district — $1,229,823
  6. 6. Denise Powell (Democrat) · Nebraska's 2nd district — $617,788
  7. 7. Christina Hines (Democrat) · Michigan's 10th district — $548,785
  8. 8. Rebecca Cooke (Democrat) · Wisconsin's 3rd district — $480,200
  9. 9. Daniel Biss (Democrat) · Illinois's 9th district — $475,980 · $1,426,379 spent against
  10. 10. Rebecca Bennett (Democrat) · New Jersey's 7th district — $366,205
  11. 11. Roy Cooper (Democrat) · North Carolina Senate — $306,711
  12. 12. Christina Bohannan (Democrat) · Iowa's 1st district — $291,666
  13. 13. Josh Turek (Democrat) · Iowa Senate — $225,297
  14. 14. JoAnna Mendoza (Democrat) · Arizona's 6th district — $217,302
  15. 15. Paige Cognetti (Democrat) · Pennsylvania's 8th district — $214,949
  16. 16. Cait Conley (Democrat) · New York's 17th district — $207,807
  17. 17. Johnny Garcia (Democrat) · Texas's 35th district — $193,791
  18. 18. Sarah Trone Garriott (Democrat) · Iowa's 3rd district — $167,777
  19. 19. Troy Jackson (Democrat) · Maine Senate — $149,631
  20. 20. Bob Brooks (Democrat) · Pennsylvania's 7th district — $127,296
  21. 21. Scott Wiener (Democrat) · California's 11th district — $113,268
  22. 22. Kurt Alme (Republican) · Montana Senate — $108,302 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $21,000)
  23. 23. Marni von Wilpert (Democrat) · California's 48th district — $107,736
  24. 24. Shannon Taylor (Democrat) · Virginia's 1st district — $85,741
  25. 25. Pia Dandiya (Democrat) · Florida's 22nd district — $79,599
  26. 26. Bobby Pulido (Democrat) · Texas's 15th district — $78,264
  27. 27. Brian Poindexter (Democrat) · Ohio's 7th district — $78,005
  28. 28. Amish Shah (Democrat) · Arizona's 1st district — $73,196 · $4,185,160 spent against
  29. 29. Lindsay James (Democrat) · Iowa's 2nd district — $69,382
  30. 30. Manny Rutinel (Democrat) · Colorado's 8th district — $68,033
  31. 31. Brad Lander (Democrat) · New York's 10th district — $66,742 · $189,039 spent against
  32. 32. James Talarico (Democrat) · Texas Senate — $63,765
  33. 33. Mark Teixeira (Republican) · Texas's 21st district — $48,955 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $16,875)
  34. 34. Fred Wellman (Democrat) · Missouri's 2nd district — $44,295
  35. 35. Peggy Flanagan (Democrat) · Minnesota Senate — $42,573
  36. 36. Richard Pan (Democrat) · California's 6th district — $37,587
  37. 37. Houston Gaines (Republican) · Georgia's 10th district — $34,500 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $13,500)
  38. 38. Sam Forstag (Democrat) · Montana's 1st district — $28,000
  39. 39. Marty Jackley (Republican) · South Dakota at-large — $25,000 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $25,000)
  40. 40. Wes Climer (Republican) · South Carolina's 5th district — $25,000 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $25,000)
  41. 41. Jessica Steinmann (Republican) · Texas's 8th district — $23,112 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $23,112)
  42. 42. Tom Sell (Republican) · Texas's 19th district — $20,002 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $20,002)
  43. 43. Jasmine Clark (Democrat) · Georgia's 13th district — $17,330
  44. 44. Mike McGuire (Democrat) · California's 1st district — $17,220
  45. 45. Chris Gober (Republican) · Texas's 10th district — $15,000 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $15,000)
  46. 46. Jace Yarbrough (Republican) · Texas's 32nd district — $15,000 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $15,000)
  47. 47. Micah Lasher (Democrat) · New York's 12th district — $12,608
  48. 48. Janelle Stelson (Democrat) · Pennsylvania's 10th district — $11,866
  49. 49. Juliana Stratton (Democrat) · Illinois Senate — $10,425
  50. 50. Jim Kingston (Republican) · Georgia's 1st district — $8,500 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $8,500)
  51. 51. La Shawn Ford (Democrat) · Illinois's 7th district — $6,520
  52. 52. Brent Taylor (Republican) · Tennessee's 9th district — $6,500 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $6,500)
  53. 53. Katy Padilla Stout (Democrat) · Texas's 23rd district — $6,454
  54. 54. Jon Bonck (Republican) · Texas's 38th district — $5,500 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $5,500)
  55. 55. Paul LePage (Republican) · Maine's 2nd district — $5,160
  56. 56. Charlie Hatcher (Republican) · Tennessee's 5th district — $5,000 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $5,000)
  57. 57. Jim Schwartzel (Republican) · Florida's 19th district — $5,000 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $5,000)
  58. 58. Joe Strada (Republican) · Florida's 11th district — $5,000 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $5,000)
  59. 59. John Cowan (Republican) · Georgia's 11th district — $5,000
  60. 60. Johnny Garrett (Republican) · Tennessee's 6th district — $5,000 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $5,000)
  61. 61. Mark Tedford (Republican) · Oklahoma's 1st district — $5,000 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $5,000)
  62. 62. Oliver Gilbert (Democrat) · Florida's 24th district — $5,000
  63. 63. Annie Andrews (Democrat) · South Carolina Senate — $4,710
  64. 64. Jeremy Moss (Democrat) · Michigan's 11th district — $4,382
  65. 65. Sydney Gruters (Republican) · Florida's 16th district — $3,757
  66. 66. Bob Harvie (Democrat) · Pennsylvania's 1st district — $2,500 · $383,500 spent against
  67. 67. Chris McGowan (Republican) · Iowa's 4th district — $1,000 (AIPAC PAC/UDP $1,000)
  68. 68. Mark Lamb (Republican) · Arizona's 5th district — $1,000
  69. 69. Frederick Haynes III (Democrat) · Texas's 30th district — $250
  70. 70. Amanda McKinney (Republican) · Washington's 4th district — $5
  71. 71. Abdul El-Sayed (Democrat) · Michigan Senate — $0 · $22,258,830 spent against
  72. 72. Adam Hamawy (Democrat) · New Jersey's 12th district — $0
  73. 73. Adam Hamilton (Democrat) · Kansas Senate — $0
  74. 74. Alicia Limtiaco (Democrat) · Guam delegate — $0
  75. 75. Angela Gonzales-Torres (Democrat) · California's 34th district — $0
  76. 76. Anthony Constantino (Republican) · New York's 21st district — $0
  77. 77. Austin Rogers (Republican) · Florida's 2nd district — $0
  78. 78. Chris Rabb (Democrat) · Pennsylvania's 3rd district — $0
  79. 79. Chris Stigall (Republican) · Missouri's 6th district — $0
  80. 80. Chuck Gray (Republican) · Wyoming at-large — $0
  81. 81. Claire Valdez (Democrat) · New York's 7th district — $0
  82. 82. Cyril Jefferson (Democrat) · North Carolina's 6th district — $0
  83. 83. Dan Koh (Democrat) · Massachusetts's 6th district — $0
  84. 84. Darializa Avila Chevalier (Democrat) · New York's 13th district — $0 · $1,524,102 spent against
  85. 85. Don Leonard (Democrat) · Ohio's 15th district — $0
  86. 86. Donavan McKinney (Democrat) · Michigan's 13th district — $0
  87. 87. J. D. Ford (Democrat) · Indiana's 5th district — $0
  88. 88. Jacqui Irwin (Democrat) · California's 26th district — $0
  89. 89. Jamie Ager (Democrat) · North Carolina's 11th district — $0
  90. 90. Janelle Sarauw (Democrat) · U.S. Virgin Islands delegate — $0
  91. 91. Jessica Killin (Democrat) · Colorado's 5th district — $0
  92. 92. Kristina Knickerbocker (Democrat) · Ohio's 10th district — $0
  93. 93. LaKesha Womack (Democrat) · North Carolina's 14th district — $0
  94. 94. Leticia Gutierrez (Democrat) · Texas's 9th district — $0
  95. 95. Luke Bronin (Democrat) · Connecticut's 1st district — $0
  96. 96. Matt Little (Democrat) · Minnesota's 2nd district — $0
  97. 97. Melat Kiros (Democrat) · Colorado's 1st district — $0 · $275,000 spent against
  98. 98. Michael Alfonso (Republican) · Wisconsin's 7th district — $0
  99. 99. Mitchell Berman (Democrat) · Wisconsin's 1st district — $0
  100. 100. Nancy Lacore (Democrat) · South Carolina's 1st district — $0
  101. 101. Paul Barringer (Democrat) · North Carolina's 13th district — $0
  102. 102. Randy Villegas (Democrat) · California's 22nd district — $0 · $500,000 spent against
  103. 103. Richard Ojeda (Democrat) · North Carolina's 9th district — $0
  104. 104. Robert White (Democrat) · District of Columbia delegate — $0
  105. 105. Sean McCann (Democrat) · Michigan's 4th district — $0
  106. 106. Steve Toth (Republican) · Texas's 2nd district — $0
  107. 107. Teresa Benitez-Thompson (Democrat) · Nevada's 2nd district — $0
  108. 108. Trever Nehls (Republican) · Texas's 22nd district — $0
  109. 109. Victoria Broderick (Democrat) · Tennessee's 4th district — $0
  110. 110. William Lawrence (Democrat) · Michigan's 7th district — $0
  111. 111. Zach Dembo (Democrat) · Kentucky's 6th district — $0
  112. 112. Zack Mullock (Democrat) · New Jersey's 2nd district — $0

Changing seats or coming back

House members elected to the Senate and former members returning; their whole record is on their member page.

  • Chris Pappas (Democrat) · New Hampshire Senate — $346,086 this cycle
  • Sherrod Brown (Democrat) · Ohio Senate — $334,708 this cycle
  • Ben McAdams (Democrat) · Utah's 1st district — $214,831 this cycle
  • Julia Letlow (Republican) · Louisiana Senate — $178,425 this cycle
  • Kevin Hern (Republican) · Oklahoma Senate — $157,420 this cycle
  • Colin Allred (Democrat) · Texas's 33rd district — $117,075 this cycle
  • Andy Barr (Republican) · Kentucky Senate — $108,247 this cycle
  • Jerry Carl (Republican) · Alabama's 1st district — $62,750 this cycle
  • Elaine Luria (Democrat) · Virginia's 2nd district — $10,782 this cycle
  • Barry Moore (Republican) · Alabama Senate — $4,513 this cycle
  • Harriet Hageman (Republican) · Wyoming Senate — $49 this cycle
  • Hilda Solis (Democrat) · California's 38th district — $0 this cycle

2026-cycle money from FEC filings through November 1, 2026: contributions and earmarked donations to the campaign plus independent expenditures supporting the candidate, from AIPAC PAC, United Democracy Project and the other tracked pro-Israel committees. Spending against a candidate is shown on its own and never added to an opponent's total. Methodology.