AIPAC

Here Is How Much AIPAC Has Given to Every Member of Congress This Cycle

By David Moore,

Published on Aug 22, 2026   —   8 min read

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House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) speaks during a press conference at the U.S. Capitol on March 27, 2026. (Samuel Corum / Getty Images)

Summary

The pro-Israel group’s enormous conduit operation has routed millions to lawmakers, with giving focused on key defense and spending committees.

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The PAC of pro-Israel group AIPAC has funneled $45.9 million to members of Congress, their caucus PACs, and federal candidates this election cycle, according to a Sludge review of its most recent FEC filing, covering activity through July 31.

AIPAC is on pace to surpass its PAC giving from the 2024 cycle and is, by far, the top-contributing conduit PAC among groups that endorse federal candidates. The sum is overwhelmingly composed of earmarked contributions from U.S.-based individuals to members of Congress. Giving is particularly focused on lawmakers on the House and Senate Defense and Appropriations committees, which AIPAC lobbies on issues including billions of dollars in annual military aid and deeper defense policy coordination.

Below, Sludge has compiled a searchable list of how much money AIPAC PAC has given to every member of Congress and other federal candidates in the 2026 midterm cycle. Search by name or state.

In July, AIPAC PAC dished out another $1.9 million in disbursements to federal candidates and groups, according to its latest filing on Aug. 20. The group’s website highlights that credit in donation records goes to both the individual donor and AIPAC, boosting its relationship with recipients.

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