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Several members of Congress have publicly said they would stop accepting AIPAC-related donations or return money in 2024–2025; named examples in reporting include Deborah Ross, Valerie Foushee, Morgan...
AIPAC and its affiliated PACs and super PACs emerged as major spenders in the 2024 U.S. election cycle, deploying more than to back candidates and challenge critics of Israel, and channeling money bot...
Available reporting shows AIPAC and its affiliated PACs (AIPAC PAC and the super‑PAC United Democracy Project/UDP) became major funders in the 2023–2024 cycle, giving tens of millions to federal candi...
AIPAC and its affiliated political arms (AIPAC PAC and the United Democracy Project) became major congressional funders in 2022–2024, together spending roughly $126.9 million in the 2023–2024 cycle an...
AIPAC-linked giving since 2000 has been consistently bipartisan and concentrated on Congress, but the scale and directness of that giving shifted dramatically after AIPAC launched its own PAC in Decem...
AIPAC’s PAC gave more than $12.7 million to members of Congress and federal candidates in the first half of 2025, and the group’s PAC spent over $55.2 million in the 2023–24 cycle, with even larger ou...
Available reporting shows AIPAC and its affiliated PACs spent heavily to support hundreds of federal candidates in recent cycles, and the AIPAC PAC says it “supported 361” candidates in 2024 ; indepen...
Most government officials have not been shown by available sources to have personally "received money from AIPAC." Reporting and campaign‑finance databases show that AIPAC and its affiliated PACs and ...
Available reporting shows AIPAC’s PAC and affiliated spending have grown dramatically since 2000: AIPAC’s PAC gave more than $55.2 million to federal candidates in the 2023–2024 cycle and AIPAC/UDP to...
AIPAC’s recent spending on elections and lobbying places it among the largest single-issue political players in Washington: AIPAC and its super PAC reported roughly $95.1 million on the 2024 elections...
Reports between January and October 2025 document depending on whether the count includes AIPAC’s PAC, its super PACs, and outside independent expenditures, and sources disagree on whether this made A...
Available reporting and public databases show that AIPAC as an organization historically did not directly write checks to candidates until very recently; most money tied to “AIPAC” comes from its PACs...
AIPAC and its affiliated super PACs spent unprecedented sums in the 2024 U.S. election cycle, with reports varying from roughly to , and those funds reached hundreds of congressional campaigns. The cl...
Available sources show AIPAC and its affiliated political committees became major campaign funders after 2021: AIPAC’s PAC reported giving more than $55 million to federal candidates in the 2023–2024 ...
AIPAC’s political operation in 2024 combined direct PAC checks and super‑PAC independent spending to target dozens of House contests, with a handful of challengers receiving the biggest single‑candida...
Available reporting and data sources show that pro‑Israel groups dramatically increased spending in the 2022–2024 period and that a handful of members of Congress received six‑figure sums from AIPAC a...
AIPAC (American Israel Public Affairs Committee) is a long‑standing, tax‑exempt pro‑Israel lobbying organization that mobilizes members, donors, and political vehicles to promote strong U.S.–Israel ti...
AIPAC and its affiliated political entities dramatically increased electoral spending in the 2024 cycle compared with 2022, with combined tallies reported in the analyses ranging from roughly to for 2...
AIPAC’s reported spending on formal lobbying filings in 2023–2024 sits in the low single‑millions, with , while its political and independent‑expenditure arms spent well into eight figures during the ...
AIPAC and its closely allied PACs spent roughly: nearly $50 million in the 2022 federal election cycle and about $95–100 million in the 2024 cycle; reporting does not provide a clear, consolidated AIP...