Who Funds My Rep?
This Week in Pro-Israel Money
As of October 2026: $628,474 in newly filed pro-Israel PAC
money across 16 FEC filings to 10 candidates (6 of them
sitting members of Congress) in the two weeks through 2026-10-08. Auto-generated from
Federal Election Commission filings; the database syncs daily.
Largest new filings
$399,000 — Mike Thompson from Article One PAC · 2026-10-06
$80,000 — Vicente Gonzalez from Article One PAC · 2026-10-06
$80,000 — Vicente Gonzalez from Article One PAC · 2026-09-29
$32,350 — Vicente Gonzalez from Article One PAC · 2026-09-29
$16,790 — Rogers For Senate (candidate, not in Congress) from NORPAC · 2026-09-30
$6,200 — Tim Walberg from NORPAC · 2026-09-30
$3,500 — Tim Walberg from NORPAC · 2026-09-29
$3,500 — Alvarado For Kentucky (candidate, not in Congress) from NORPAC · 2026-09-30
$2,750 — Tim Walberg from NORPAC · 2026-09-30
$2,000 — Max Miller from NORPAC · 2026-09-30
$1,000 — Paxton For Tx Senate Republican Nominee Fund 2026 (candidate, not in Congress) from NORPAC · 2026-09-30
$500 — Greg Landsman from JACPAC · 2026-09-30
$500 — Shelley Moore Capito from NORPAC · 2026-09-29
$200 — Rogers For Senate (candidate, not in Congress) from NORPAC · 2026-09-29
$141 — Sherrod Brown (candidate, not in Congress) from Jewish Democratic Council of America PAC · 2026-09-27
Members in this week's news
Dan Sullivan — Trump headed to Wasilla to campaign for Sen. Dan Sullivan on Oct. 13 (Alaska Watchman)
Ashley Hinson — Fact-checking Ashley Hinson and Josh Turek in first Iowa US Senate debate (PolitiFact)
Barry Moore — 'I have no idea': Jared Hudson declines to say if he believes Barry Moore is a veteran (1819 News)
Haley Stevens — Mike Rogers tells crowd he plans to win over Haley Stevens voters (The Detroit News)
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