• 361 candidates endorsed this cycle: 75% of House members 84% of Senators in-cycle.
• 326 AIPAC-endorsed candidates won their general elections in 2024: 120 Democrats and 206 Republicans.
• 98% of AIPAC- endorsed candidates have won their elections in races that have been called.

More than 10,000 AIPAC members have contributed over $53 million to pro-Israel candidates so far this cycle, more than any other PAC in America.

AIPAC is the top fundraiser for members of the: Black Caucus, Hispanic Caucus, Republican Study Committee, Hispanic Conference, Main Street Partnership, Progressive Caucus, Asian Pacific American Caucus, Equality Caucus

• DEFEATED: REP. JAMAAL BOWMAN (NY-16)
  
  • Significant engagement from UDP along with support from AIPAC members propelled pro-Israel leader George Latimer to victory over anti-Israel extremist Rep. Jamaal Bowman.
• DEFEATED: REP. CORI BUSH (MI-1)
  
  • Major involvement by UDP, along with support from AIPAC members nationwide, helped pro-Israel candidate Wesley Bell unseat Squad member Cori Bush – one of the most hostile critics of Israel in Congress.
    
• DEFEATED: DAVID KIM (CA-34)
  
  • Significant investment from UDP and support from AIPAC members helped incumbent Rep. Jimmy Gomez defeat anti-Israel candidate David Kim, who opposed U.S. support for Israel and attacked AIPAC directly.
• DEFEATED: REP. KATIE PORTER, REP. BARBARA LEE (CA)
  
  • A major contribution from UDP combined with other super PACs helped propel Rep. Adam Schiff to victory in the Democratic primary for California's next senator.
• DEFEATED: KINA COLLINS (IL-7)
  
  • Engagement from UDP helped prevent anti-Israel candidate Kina Collins, who falsely accused Israel of “genocide,” from advancing to the general election.
• DEFEATED: JOHN HOSTETTLER (IN-8)
  
  • With support from AIPAC members and UDP, pro-Israel candidate Mark Messmer surged from 13 points behind to beat anti-Israel former Rep. John Hostettler by 19 points in this Republican primary.
• DEFEATED: CLARENCE LAM, TERRI HILL, JOHN MORSE (MD-3)
  
  • State Senator Sarah Elfreth defeated multiple anti-Israel candidates in this open seat Democratic primary, overcoming an initial 7-point polling deficit thanks to UDP’s involvement.
• DEFEATED: BRANDON HERRERA (TX-23)
  
  • UDP helped pro-Israel Republican Rep. Tony Gonzales defeat a far-right extremist by just 407 votes, demonstrating that our involvement can be a determining factor in key elections.
• DEFEATED: REP. BOB GOOD (VA-5)
  
  • With support from AIPAC and UDP, pro-Israel candidate John McGuire unseated Republican Rep. Bob Good, who voted against the $14.3 billion emergency funding package for Israel and encouraged other House members to oppose it.

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• $4 Billion For Iron Dome and David’s Sling: Supports the lifesaving defense systems that have protected Israelis from rockets, missiles and drones.
• $4.4 Billion in U.S. weapons: Replenishes what has been or will be provided from U.S. stockpiles.
• $3.5 Billion for vital security assistance: Enables Israel to acquire the weapons it needs as our ally faces threats on multiple fronts.
• $1.2 Billion for Iron Beam: Supports Israel’s emerging directed energy (laser) system to intercept incoming rockets, missiles and drones at a fraction of the current cost.

Plus, hundreds of millions more in vital emergency funding to help keep our ally safe as it confronts enemies on multiple fronts.

• $3.3 Billion for security assistance to Israel, with no added conditions: Ensures our ally Israel can defend itself, by itself, against growing threats. ‍
• $500 Million for U.S.-Israel missile defense cooperation: Ensures continued collaboration on lifesaving missile defense programs.
• $47.5 Million for U.S.-Israel anti-tunnel cooperation: Helps Israel address the threat of terror
  tunnels, while also helping American forces.
• $40 Million for U.S.-Israel counter-drone cooperation: Ensures the two allies can develop new
  technologies to counter drone threats, espically from Iran.

And, millions more in funding for key U.S.-Israel cooperative programs, alongside prohibitions on funding for UNRWA and the anti-Israel U.N. Commission of Inquiry.

• The Stop Harboring Iranian Petroleum Act: Cracks down on Iran’s illicit oil exports, primarily to China, the main source of revenue for the regime.
• The Fight and Combat Rampant Iranian Missile Exports Act:  Also known as the MISSILES Act, imposes sanctions on Iran’s missile programs, used to launch an attack on Israel.
• Mahsa Amini Human Rights and Security Accountability Act: Holds Iranian leaders accountable for their brutal repression of the Iranian people.
• Hamas and Other Palestinian Terrorist Groups International Financing Prevention Act:  Sanctions foreign entities that support Palestinian terrorist groups.
• No Technology for Terror Act: Makes permanent restrictions on the transfer of American technology to Iran Strengthening Tools to Counter the transfer of American technology to Iran.
• Strengthening Tools to Counter the Use of Human Shields Act: Imposes sanctions on groups that use human shields, as Hamas does in Gaza.
• End Financing For Hamas and State Sponsors of Terrorism Act: Helps cut off funding for state sponsors of terror and financing for terrorist groups.
• Iran-China Energy Sanctions Act: Sanctions Chinese financial institutions that handle transactions involving Iranian oil.