Every race on the November 3 ballot. Nominees verified against each state's certified general-election ballot on September 30, 2026. Every candidate is checked against FEC records of AIPAC PAC contributions and AIPAC-routed donations, compiled by
FundVoter, which tracks 446 candidates and candidacies with any AIPAC-linked activity across cycles — a broader universe than the November general-election field shown here — plus Track AIPAC for challengers and PoliVion's own race research.
Anyone without a record is marked that way. Super-PAC spending to influence a race (for example by AIPAC's United Democracy Project) is not a donation to a candidate and is never presented as one; multi-group pro-Israel totals are labeled as such.
Where FundVoter shows an AIPAC-linked record whose dollar amount is still under verification, the candidate is marked amber and not counted among the funded total.
AIPAC funded, amount documented. A specific figure from FEC filings, OpenSecrets, ProPublica or TrackAIPAC.
AIPAC-linked, amount under verification. An AIPAC-linked FEC record exists; the tracker hasn't finalized the dollar amount.
AIPAC campaigning against. Money spent to defeat the candidate — the opposite of funding.
Pro-Israel lobby total, not AIPAC-only. Combined donations + outside spending by multiple pro-Israel groups (TrackAIPAC); no verified AIPAC-linked direct contributions.
Other pro-Israel PACs, no AIPAC. Money from groups such as J Street, DMFI or JAC, with no AIPAC-linked FEC record.
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Not taking AIPAC or pro-Israel lobby money. These candidates are listed first in each race.
No AIPAC-linked FEC record. Not among the candidates with AIPAC PAC or AIPAC-routed contributions in FEC filings, or publicly rejects AIPAC.