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Sanction the International Criminal Court over its arrest warrants for Israeli leaders

House roll call · January 9, 2025 · H.R. 23

On January 9, 2025, the House voted 243–140 on a measure to sanction the International Criminal Court over its arrest warrants for Israeli leaders; it passed. 45 Democrats and 198 Republicans voted yes; 140 Democrats voted no. AIPAC publicly supported it.

A yes vote passed the Illegitimate Court Counteraction Act, which sanctions people who help the court investigate or prosecute Americans or Israelis. On Passage: passed 243–140, 1 present, 50 not voting. Official roll call

The vote and the money

The 243 who voted yes have a median of $102,165 in career pro-Israel PAC money on record; the 140 who voted no, $80,663.

VotedEveryoneDemocratsRepublicans
Yes243, median $102,16545, median $701,374198, median $84,275
No140, median $80,663140, median $80,6630
Present1, median $001, median $0
Did not vote50, median $111,61630, median $131,69120, median $87,984

Each cell: how many voted that way, and the median pro-Israel PAC money on their records (half have more, half have less). The money is each member's career total from the PACs tracked here, not money tied to this vote. Party explains most of the split, so compare within a party. The figures show who received what; they do not say why anyone voted as they did. How votes are chosen

How every member voted

Most pro-Israel PAC money first.

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