Which members of Congress receive the most pro-Israel campaign money? VoteLog ranks every current Representative and Senator by their total pro-Israel funding, drawn from FEC filings: direct PAC contributions, independent expenditures spent in support, and bundled individual donations from the named pro-Israel donor network. Each member's total matches the figure shown on their own profile, so the two can never disagree. The ranking is correlational context, not a claim that any individual vote was bought.
Which member of Congress receives the most pro-Israel money?
VoteLog's ranking is built live from FEC data, so the member at the top reflects the latest filings. Open the ranked list for the current order; each row links to that member's full profile and funding breakdown.
What counts as pro-Israel money?
Pro-Israel money on VoteLog combines direct contributions from hardline pro-Israel PACs, independent expenditures spent in support of the member, and bundled individual donations from the named pro-Israel donor network, all from FEC filings. Liberal-Zionist money such as J Street is tracked separately and is not folded into this total.
Does taking pro-Israel money mean a member's votes were bought?
No. This ranking shows who receives the most pro-Israel money, not why. Members who receive more tend to vote the pro-Israel position more reliably, but that is a correlation; well-funded members may already hold those views. The Money vs. Votes analysis lays out the relationship and its limits.
Published June 12, 2026 · Updated October 1, 2026
The rankings
Total pro-Israel money tracked across all current members: $272,396,645.
Top 25 recipients
Haley M. Stevens (D-Michigan): $66,604,343 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 14 of 16 directional votes (88%)
Wesley Bell (D-Missouri): $11,995,100 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 1 of 1 directional votes (100%)
George Latimer (D-New York): $8,777,102 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 2 of 2 directional votes (100%)
Susan M. Collins (R-Maine): $4,755,097 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 15 of 15 directional votes (100%)
Sarah Elfreth (D-Maryland): $4,258,955 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 0 of 2 directional votes (0%)
Donald G. Davis (D-North Carolina): $4,231,770 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 13 of 13 directional votes (100%)
Josh Gottheimer (D-New Jersey): $3,486,167 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 13 of 13 directional votes (100%)
Ritchie Torres (D-New York): $3,412,288 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 14 of 15 directional votes (93%)
Shontel M. Brown (D-Ohio): $3,211,388 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 8 of 14 directional votes (57%)
Glenn Ivey (D-Maryland): $3,001,661 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 7 of 14 directional votes (50%)
Valerie P. Foushee (D-North Carolina): $2,867,990 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 6 of 14 directional votes (43%)
Diana DeGette (D-Colorado): $2,545,205 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 24 of 32 directional votes (75%)
Jimmy Gomez (D-California): $2,421,170 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 10 of 15 directional votes (67%)
Jacky Rosen (D-Nevada): $2,395,417 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 12 of 14 directional votes (86%)
Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana): $2,358,663 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 13 of 13 directional votes (100%)
Hakeem S. Jeffries (D-New York): $2,049,067 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 17 of 23 directional votes (74%)
Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Florida): $2,027,480 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 28 of 29 directional votes (97%)
Henry Cuellar (D-Texas): $1,842,087 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 29 of 31 directional votes (94%)
Bradley Scott Schneider (D-Illinois): $1,819,171 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 18 of 20 directional votes (90%)
Dan Sullivan (R-Alaska): $1,787,195 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 11 of 11 directional votes (100%)
Michael Lawler (R-New York): $1,770,028 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 14 of 14 directional votes (100%)
Pete Aguilar (D-California): $1,762,609 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 13 of 18 directional votes (72%)
John Cornyn (R-Texas): $1,752,314 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 15 of 15 directional votes (100%)
Ted Cruz (R-Texas): $1,698,332 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 14 of 14 directional votes (100%)
Juan Ciscomani (R-Arizona): $1,697,865 in pro-Israel money; voted the pro-Israel position in 13 of 13 directional votes (100%)
A member's total combines direct contributions from hardline pro-Israel PACs, independent expenditures spent