Pro-Israel groups · SJRES32

Block arms to Israel (Apr 2026)

The April 2026 resolution of disapproval of a foreign military sale to Israel. Rejected 40–59, the closest such vote yet.

Pro-Israel groups wanted nay vote. Senate roll call, Apr 15, 2026

This is a retrospective comparison. Funding includes covered 2020–2026 election cycles and may have arrived after the vote. It does not measure whether money changed a vote. 0 voting members in the headline roll call are excluded for unavailable coverage.

Traced $10K+ from Pro-Israel groups

70%

38 of 54 voted the stated industry position

Traced below $10K

45%

20 of 44; coverage required for this group

Average traced funding, with

$21K

Average across 58 covered members

Average traced funding, against

$14K

Average across 40 covered members

Senate · Apr 15, 2026

40–59, motion to discharge rejected

On the Motion to Discharge. Democrats 38–7, Republicans 0–52, independents 2–0. Retrospective comparison with Pro-Israel groups.

Voted Pro-Israel groups's way

Traced $10K+
70% (38/54)
Traced below $10K
45% (20/44)

0 voting members excluded for unavailable campaign-finance coverage. Below $10K means less was traced in covered records; it does not establish no funding.

Compare within each recorded party

Democrats: $10K+ 20% (4/20); below $10K 12% (3/25).

Republicans: $10K+ 100% (34/34); below $10K 100% (17/17).

Independents: $10K+ n/a (0/0); below $10K 0% (0/2).

Party comes from Voteview’s member record for the roll call’s Congress and may not capture changes within that Congress. Party splits do not adjust for tenure, committee roles or the mix of selected votes. Small groups can produce unstable percentages.

Traced $10K+, voted with the industry

Traced $10K+, voted against the industry

Every member's vote, biggest Pro-Israel groups money first
MemberStatePAC checksSuper PAC helpTraced 2020–2026Vote
Tammy BaldwinWI$138K–$138KYea · against
Charles SchumerNY$105K–$105KNay · with industry
Angela AlsobrooksMD$94K–$94KYea · against
Susan CollinsME$60K$2K$62KNay · with industry
Ted CruzTX$58K–$58KNay · with industry
Lindsey GrahamSC$54K$13$54KNay · with industry
Dave McCormickPA$52K–$52KNay · with industry
Marsha BlackburnTN$48K–$48KNay · with industry
James RischID$45K–$45KNay · with industry
Joshua HawleyMO$43K–$43KNay · with industry
Rick ScottFL$41K–$41KNay · with industry
Roger WickerMS$40K–$40KNay · with industry
Roger MarshallKS$39K$25$39KNay · with industry
Tim ScottSC$36K–$36KNay · with industry
Kirsten GillibrandNY$36K–$36KNay · with industry
Ted BuddNC$35K–$35KNay · with industry
Bill CassidyLA$31K–$31KNay · with industry
Dan SullivanAK$30K$14$30KNay · with industry
Bernie MorenoOH$29K–$29KNay · with industry
Andy KimNJ$24K–$24KYea · against
Christopher CoonsDE$23K–$23KNay · with industry
Jon OssoffGA$23K$3$23KYea · against
Mike RoundsSD$23K–$23KNay · with industry
Tim SheehyMT$22K–$22KNay · with industry
Mike LeeUT$22K–$22KNay · with industry
Ashley MoodyFL$20K–$20KNay · with industry
Cindy Hyde-SmithMS$19K$4$19KNay · with industry
Ron JohnsonWI$19K–$19KNay · with industry
John ReedRI$18K–$18KYea · against
Adam SchiffCA$18K–$18KYea · against
Amy KlobucharMN$18K–$18KYea · against
Sheldon WhitehouseRI$18K–$18KYea · against
Jim BanksIN$18K–$18KNay · with industry
Jon HustedOH$18K$47$18KNay · with industry
Deb FischerNE$17K–$17KNay · with industry
Catherine Cortez MastoNV$17K–$17KNay · with industry
Patty MurrayWA$16K–$16KYea · against
Mitch McConnellKY$16K–$16KNay · with industry
Lisa MurkowskiAK$15K–$15KNay · with industry
Tom CottonAR$15K–$15KNay · with industry
Ruben GallegoAZ$15K–$15KYea · against
Michael BennetCO$14K–$14KYea · against
Margaret HassanNH$13K–$13KYea · against
John BoozmanAR$13K–$13KNay · with industry
John ThuneSD$12K–$12KNay · with industry
Mark KellyAZ$12K–$12KYea · against
Shelley CapitoWV$12K–$12KNay · with industry
James LankfordOK$12K–$12KNay · with industry
Tina SmithMN$11K–$11KYea · against
Gary PetersMI$11K–$11KYea · against
Tammy DuckworthIL$11K–$11KYea · against
Steve DainesMT$11K–$11KNay · with industry
Bill HagertyTN$10K–$10KNay · with industry
Katie BrittAL$10K–$10KNay · with industry
Lisa Blunt RochesterDE$9K–$9KYea · against
Jacky RosenNV$9K–$9KNay · with industry
John CornynTX$9K–$9KNay · with industry
Jim JusticeWV$9K–$9KNay · with industry
Elissa SlotkinMI$9K–$9KYea · against
Joni ErnstIA$9K–$9KNay · with industry
Pete RickettsNE$8K$3$8KNay · with industry
Jerry MoranKS$8K–$8KNay · with industry
John CurtisUT$8K–$8KNay · with industry
Charles GrassleyIA$8K–$8KNay · with industry
John HoevenND$8K–$8KNay · with industry
Michael CrapoID$8K–$8KNay · with industry
Angus KingME$8K–$8KYea · against
Ben LujánNM$8K–$8KYea · against
Cory BookerNJ$7K–$7KYea · against
Todd YoungIN$7K–$7KNay · with industry
Alejandro PadillaCA$7K–$7KYea · against
Raphael WarnockGA$7K–$7KYea · against
Richard DurbinIL$7K–$7KYea · against
Mark WarnerVA$7K–$7KYea · against
Jeanne ShaheenNH$7K–$7KYea · against
Richard BlumenthalCT$7K–$7KNay · with industry
Thom TillisNC$6K–$6KNay · with industry
Tommy TubervilleAL$6K–$6KNay · with industry
Edward MarkeyMA$5K–$5KYea · against
John HickenlooperCO$5K–$5KYea · against
Brian SchatzHI$5K–$5KYea · against
Martin HeinrichNM$5K–$5KYea · against
Jeff MerkleyOR$5K–$5KYea · against
Kevin CramerND$5K–$5KNay · with industry
John KennedyLA$4K–$4KNay · with industry
Ron WydenOR$4K–$4KYea · against
Bernard SandersVT$3K–$3KYea · against
Peter WelchVT$3K–$3KYea · against
Timothy KaineVA$3K–$3KYea · against
John FettermanPA$2K–$2KNay · with industry
Mazie HironoHI$2K–$2KYea · against
Cynthia LummisWY$2K–$2KPresent / not voting
Eric SchmittMO$1K–$1KNay · with industry
Maria CantwellWA$280–$280Yea · against
Chris Van HollenMD––$0Yea · against
Christopher MurphyCT––$0Yea · against
Elizabeth WarrenMA––$0Yea · against
John BarrassoWY––$0Nay · with industry
Rand PaulKY––$0Nay · with industry

Funding combines PAC checks and modeled super PAC support from covered 2020–2026 election runs. It may have arrived after the vote. “With industry” is the editorially assigned industry position; unavailable finance coverage is excluded. Below $10K means less was traced, not that no funding existed. See About the data.