Who Funds My Rep? · The new Congress

Roy Cooper

Incoming Senator from North Carolina (Democrat) · takes office January 3, 2027

Roy Cooper (Democrat) won the race for North Carolina Senate on November 3, 2026 and takes office January 3, 2027. Per FEC filings through November 1, 2026, pro-Israel PACs gave to or spent for Roy Cooper $306,711 in the 2026 cycle, none of it from AIPAC PAC or United Democracy Project.

• Given to the campaign (direct and earmarked): $301,450
• Spent supporting them (independent expenditures): $5,261
• Spent against them: $0
• Raised from all donors this cycle: $49,585,341

Where it came from

• J Street PAC: $289,940
• DMFI PAC: $7,651
• JACPAC: $6,510

The rest of the race

• Michael Whatley (Republican): $331,956 for
• Michael Dublin (Green): $0 for

Every filing in the North Carolina Senate race

Frequently asked

Does Roy Cooper take AIPAC money?

Roy Cooper (Democrat) was elected senator from North Carolina on November 3, 2026. Per FEC filings through November 1, 2026, pro-Israel PACs gave to or spent for Roy Cooper $306,711 in the 2026 cycle, none of it from AIPAC PAC or United Democracy Project.

How much pro-Israel PAC money was in the race Roy Cooper won?

Roy Cooper: $306,711 for. Opponents: Michael Whatley: $331,956 for. Money spent against a candidate is never added to an opponent's total.

When does Roy Cooper take office?

January 3, 2027, when the 120th Congress is sworn in. From then on Roy Cooper's full FEC record, every cycle, is tracked on a member page like every other member's.

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