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Block a sale of 1,000-pound bombs to Israel

Senate roll call · April 15, 2026 · S.J.Res. 138

On April 15, 2026, the Senate voted 36–63 on a measure to block a sale of 1,000-pound bombs to Israel; it failed. 34 Democrats and 2 independents voted yes; 11 Democrats and 52 Republicans voted no. AIPAC publicly opposed it.

A yes vote would have brought Bernie Sanders's resolution against the roughly $150 million sale to the Senate floor. On the Motion to Discharge: failed 36–63, 1 not voting. Official roll call

The vote and the money

The 36 who voted yes have a median of $250,691 in career pro-Israel PAC money on record; the 63 who voted no, $357,303.

VotedEveryoneDemocratsRepublicansIndependents
Yes36, median $250,69134, median $270,07902, median $67,652
No63, median $357,30311, median $467,76052, median $296,7950
Did not vote1, median $314,35001, median $314,3500

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 senator'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 senator voted

Most pro-Israel PAC money first.

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