Congress, Filling In
Every dot is a seat. Gray means the race hasn’t been called. Blue and red mean the seat has — and a white dot in its center means the winner is one of the AIPAC-backed candidates this site has been tracking all year. Watch who the majority is made of. Hover or tap any dot to see whose seat it is.
THE SENATE — 51 FOR A MAJORITY
| 54 D | Democrats so far |
| 44 R | Republicans so far |
| 2 | Not called yet |
| 56% | of Democrats are AIPAC-backed |
| 82% | of Republicans are AIPAC-backed |
| 66% | of the whole Senate is AIPAC-backed so far (66 of 100 seats) |
THE KEY
THE MONEY’S SHARE — OF THE CHAMBER SO FAR
66 of the 98 Senate seats filled so far are held by AIPAC-backed candidates, on both sides of the aisle.
RESULTS — AS THEY COME IN
Same list as the elections pages. The winner is underlined and stays in full color; the loser grays out. A red dot on the winner’s photo marks an AIPAC-backed winner. Tap a winner to see their race page and funding.
THE FULL SENATE
The winners above are this year’s. These are the other 65 senators — their seats were not on the ballot in 2026 — so every seated senator is on this page. Marked the same way: a red dot on the photo means AIPAC-backed, a gray ring means backed by another pro-Israel PAC, no mark means neither. Their marks come from their FEC record.
65 senators · 44 AIPAC-backed · 20 backed by another pro-Israel PAC · 1 neither

































































THE HOUSE — 218 FOR A MAJORITY
| 252 D | Democrats so far |
| 161 R | Republicans so far |
| 22 | Not called yet |
| 53% | of Democrats are AIPAC-backed |
| 86% | of Republicans are AIPAC-backed |
| 63% | of the whole House is AIPAC-backed so far (273 of 435 seats) |
THE KEY
THE MONEY’S SHARE — OF THE CHAMBER SO FAR
273 of the 413 House seats filled so far are held by AIPAC-backed candidates, on both sides of the aisle.
THREE BLOCS
The House, in three blocs. Counts update as races are called.
22 House races still uncalled.
13 of the 118 non-backed Democrats took money from other
pro-Israel PACs. 139 of the 161 Republicans are AIPAC-backed;
22 are not.
RESULTS — AS THEY COME IN
Same list as the elections pages. The winner is underlined and stays in full color; the loser grays out. A red dot on the winner’s photo marks an AIPAC-backed winner. Tap a winner to see their race page and funding.























































































































































































































































































































































































