Which pro-israel political action committees have donated to jasmine crockett and how much?
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Executive summary
OpenSecrets’ candidate pages and trackers indicate Jasmine Crockett has received little to no money from major pro‑Israel PACs such as AIPAC; multiple sources repeat that she “has never accepted AIPAC money” and OpenSecrets’ profiles are cited as the underlying data source [1] [2] [3]. Alternative trackers and activist databases note Crockett’s voting record supports some Israel aid measures even while showing little pro‑Israel PAC funding, creating a split between donations data and policy critiques [4] [5] [6].
1. What the donation records say: OpenSecrets shows no AIPAC dollars
Publicly available campaign‑finance trackers used by journalists and advocacy projects point to an absence of AIPAC contributions to Crockett’s campaign: social posts and tracker pages explicitly state “has never accepted AIPAC money,” and OpenSecrets is the primary dataset those trackers reference [1] [2] [7]. OpenSecrets maintains a candidate summary and contributor pages for Crockett that are the canonical source for federal FEC‑reported PAC donations in the 2023–2024 cycle [3] [8]. Available sources do not list specific pro‑Israel PACs giving amounts to Crockett; instead they report a lack of AIPAC funding [1] [2].
2. How advocacy trackers use that data: Track AIPAC and allied projects
Track AIPAC and similar sites compile OpenSecrets and FEC data to score members on both donations and votes. Those projects show Crockett receiving few or no pro‑Israel PAC dollars but still rate her legislative record unfavorably on Israel–Palestine issues because of votes supporting aid or supplemental packages [4] [7]. In short, these projects separate the money trail (little pro‑Israel PAC money) from policy alignment (some votes that these projects judge pro‑Israel) [4].
3. Contradictory claims from partisan or advocacy outlets
Some activist or partisan writeups amplify voting criticism while asserting zero pro‑Israel funding (for example, reversecanarymission claims OpenSecrets “confirms zero contributions from pro‑Israel PACs” and pairs that with a harsh legislative critique) [6]. Other outlets that aim to “expose” donor influence emphasize that Crockett accepted PAC dollars historically (corporate PACs in 2020), but those reports do not demonstrate current pro‑Israel PAC contributions and rely on campaign disclosure detail for earlier cycles [9] [10]. Those pieces mix factual donation assertions about other PACs with political argumentation about votes [9] [10].
4. The most relevant numbers and limits of the public record
OpenSecrets’ contributor pages are the authoritative public summary for FEC‑reported federal donations; the copied search results indicate OpenSecrets has been cited to say Crockett received no AIPAC donations through the 2024 cycle [3] [8] [1]. However, the provided sources do not supply a line‑by‑line list of every pro‑Israel PAC (J Street, Democratic Majority for Israel, Republican Jewish Coalition, etc.) showing zero or nonzero amounts to Crockett—those specific per‑PAC dollar amounts are not quoted in the material supplied here (available sources do not mention per‑PAC dollar breakdown beyond statements about AIPAC) [11] [7].
5. Donations vs. voting: why this matters for interpretation
Multiple sources stress the difference between who gives money and how a lawmaker votes. Critics point out Crockett voted for supplemental aid measures to Israel while having little AIPAC funding, framing that as evidence of policy alignment not driven by the Israel lobby’s money [6] [5]. Trackers and commentators use OpenSecrets donation data to separate financial influence (absent AIPAC money per trackers) from legislative behavior (some votes deemed supportive of Israel), so assessment depends on whether one prioritizes money or votes as the signal [4] [7].
6. How to verify exact PAC donors and amounts yourself
The primary public source noted across reporting is OpenSecrets (candidate and industry pages) which draws on FEC filings; anyone seeking exact dollar amounts from named pro‑Israel PACs to Crockett should consult her OpenSecrets contributor page and the OpenSecrets “Pro‑Israel Recipients” or donor‑lookup tools, which cite FEC data and list cycle‑by‑cycle contributions [3] [11] [12]. The supplied excerpts confirm OpenSecrets is the authoritative path but do not reproduce a per‑PAC ledger for Crockett in this packet [8] [12].
Limitations and final takeaways: the sources provided consistently report that Crockett has not accepted AIPAC funds while also reporting critics’ concerns about her votes that increase aid to Israel; the dataset excerpts here do not list a comprehensive per‑PAC donation table for every pro‑Israel organization and cycle, so a definitive list of “which pro‑Israel PACs and how much” beyond the AIPAC claim is not present in the supplied reporting (p1_s11; [2]; available sources do not mention a full per‑PAC breakdown).