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FEC registered name: AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE
WHAT IT ADVOCATES FOR
AIPAC's political action committee has backed candidates who support a strong U.S.–Israel relationship. Its parent organization advocates U.S. policies that strengthen that partnership and builds support across party lines.
Source: organization’s own description ↗Totals across all covered years are shown first. Use the period switch for 2025–2026 only. Sources checked 2026-10-27; coverage dates and included money vary by committee.
FOLLOW THE MONEY
Includes AIPAC committee contributions plus individual donations earmarked through AIPAC since its 2021 registration, net of reported refunds. These are contributions received by campaigns; outside spending is separate.
Source: ChamberLight · FEC filing reconciliation ↗541 candidates · Largest totals first
Democrat · MO House District 1
Republican · ME Senate
Democrat · NY House District 16
Democrat · NJ House District 5
Democrat · FL House District 23
Democrat · NV Senate
Democrat · NC House District 1
Democrat · NY House District 15
Democrat · FL House District 25
Republican · AZ House District 6
Democrat · CA House District 33
Republican · NY House District 17
Democrat · OH House District 1
Democrat · MI House District 11
Republican · FL House District 26
Republican · LA House District 4
Republican · AR Senate
Republican · CA House District 41
Democrat · NJ Senate
Republican · TX Senate
AIPAC totals cover December 2021 through October 14, 2026. Published net totals equal gross receipts minus reported refunds. Outside spending and money from other pro-Israel organizations are excluded.
The default accumulates the covered years, rather than showing only the latest cycle. FEC committee-contribution files cover consecutive 1980–2026 cycles (calendar years beginning in 1979). Verified politician identities combine earlier candidacies. Other candidate IDs remain separate. Each committee’s actual date range is shown with its rankings.
AIPAC’s contribution totals replace the committee-only ranking with ChamberLight’s published FEC-filing reconciliation since December 2021, through October 14, 2026: committee giving plus individual donations earmarked through AIPAC, minus reported refunds. The published components are shown separately. Four rows have an unexplained component residual, which is labeled unclassified rather than silently assigned. Every imported net total reconciles with its published gross amount minus refunds. Money from other pro-Israel organizations is excluded.
For other committees, historical contributions do not yet include routed individual donations. Outside support and opposition remain separate. From 2010 onward they use 24- and 48-hour notices with amended filings replacing earlier versions; earlier cycles use periodic-report entries. Neither outside spending nor opposition spending is added to money a candidate received. State races, inter-committee transfers and lobbying are excluded.
The optional 2025–2026 view preserves the narrower committee-only snapshot: latest included contribution 2026-10-14, latest outside dissemination 2026-10-27. Negative adjustments are included, but separate refunds may not be fully reflected in FEC-derived rows. Sources have different coverage, so totals should not be treated as proof of influence, wrongdoing or agreement on every issue. Searches use no paid API or AI calls.
AIPAC contributions and routed gifts: downloadable source CSV ↗
Historical source URLs and hashes are preserved in the static totals dataset for each covered cycle.