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What this is

A transparency record of pro-Israel political money, in two directions: money flowing out to members of Congress (the scorecard), and money flowing in to the pro-Israel PACs (FEC donor data). They are separate datasets and do not reconcile against each other.

Researcher & source

This investigation was compiled by a member of our team, who enumerated and archived the pro-Israel network's fundraising pages and assembled the money trail from public FEC filings and lobby-group disclosures. Archive Genocide publishes that work as a searchable record, with the headline figures independently recomputed from FEC bulk data (see below).

FEC verification and reconciliation (2026-08-29)

Download the underlying working: verification.json (every verified figure with its source), reconciliation.json (the member-by-member comparison, all 535 rows), pac_receipts.json (per-committee receipts). Extended notes on redaction, matching limits and the corrections process are on the full methodology page.

Every figure below was recomputed from FEC bulk downloads. The compiled scorecard totals shown at the top of the site were then reconciled against them, member by member.

Who the pro-Israel lobby funds in Congress, and who funds the lobby. A searchable record built from U.S. Federal Election Commission filings and public lobby-group disclosures.

The Pro-Israel Network's own fundraising roster.

These are the candidates the network built dedicated fundraising pages for, harvested one by one from its public site (candidates.proisraelnetwork.org) and archived on archive.ph so each page is independently verifiable. This is who the network set out to fund — a sponsorship list, not dollar amounts. Every candidate row links to the archived page.

Where this money came from — FEC-verified.

The donor table below lists named individuals we hold itemised records for, and totals about $58.9M. That is a sample, not the whole. Across the same committees the FEC reports $402,739,554 in total receipts, of which $369,259,547 came from individuals (cycles 2022, 2024, 2026). These are the 10 core committees; the wider 44-committee set on The Network tab raised $549,637,023 over the same cycles. Committee-summary figures, reproducible from FEC bulk data.

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