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Entities › AIPAC PAC
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AIPAC PAC

AIPAC's federal PAC; bundles donations to both parties' candidates

PAC · United States · Organization

AIPAC PAC is the American Israel Public Affairs Committee's federal political action committee, registered with the FEC on 15 December 2021 (ID C00797670). It collects donations from individuals and passes them to candidates, so its money appears on the books of hundreds of members of Congress. In the 2024 cycle it raised $57.9M and spent $57.4M, of which $53.7M went to other committees, mainly candidate campaigns. From January 2025 to 31 August 2026 it raised $52.3M and gave $47.8M to other committees. It gives to both parties, so support for Israel rather than party decides who gets paid. The results speak for the investment: Congress passed the $26.38B Israel supplemental by 366 to 58 in the House in April 2024, and 80 senators voted against advancing a resolution to block a weapons export licence to Israel in November 2024.

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AIPAC operates AIPAC PAC
2021-12-15AIPACAIPAC runs AIPAC PAC, its federal bundling PAC registered in December 2021, which gave $53.7M to other committees in 2023–24 and $47.8M in 2025–Aug 2026.
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  • Federal Election Commission — Federal Election CommissionDocument
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Coverage January 1, 2023 – December 31, 2024. Total receipts: $57,871,196.42 ... Total spending: $57,417,825.13 ... Contributions to other committees: $53,699,474.91
  • Federal Election Commission — Federal Election CommissionDocumentCoverage January 1, 2025 – August 31, 2026. Total Receipts: $52,335,344.82; Total Disbursements: $50,496,735.50; Contributions to Other Committees: $47,763,399.34
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    AIPAC PAC part of Israel lobby PACs and donors
    Israel lobby PACs and donorsCounted by Track AIPAC among the pro-Israel PACs and donors whose money it tallies.
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    • Track AIPAC (congress tracker) — Track AIPAC (congress tracker)Figures listed on this page reflect federal career totals from all pro-Israel PACs & their large donors

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    AIPAC PAC reported $57,871,196 in total receipts in the 2024 cycle, almost all from individual donors.$57.9M
    Jan 2023 to Dec 2024Reviewed vs FEC API C00797670 cycle 2024: receipts $57,871,196.42, individuals $54,887,799.21; wording narrowed to total receipts.
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    • Federal Election Commission — Federal Election CommissionDocumentFinancial summary: Total raisedCoverage dates: 01/01/2023 to 12/31/2024 Total receipts $57,871,196.42 Total contributions $55,255,535.17 Total individual contributions $54,887,799.21
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    AIPAC PAC gave $53,699,475 to candidates and other committees in the 2024 cycle.$53.7M
    Jan 2023 to Dec 2024
    1 source
    • Federal Election Commission — Federal Election CommissionDocumentFinancial summary: Total spentContributions to other committees $53,699,474.91
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    AIPAC PAC reported $52,335,345 in total receipts in the 2026 cycle through August 2026.$52.3M
    Jan 2025 to Aug 2026Reviewed vs FEC API C00797670 cycle 2026: receipts $52,335,344.82, 2025-01-01 to 2026-08-31; wording narrowed to total receipts.
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    • Federal Election Commission — Federal Election CommissionDocumentFinancial summary: Total raisedCoverage dates: 01/01/2025 to 08/31/2026 Total receipts $52,335,344.82
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    AIPAC PAC has given $47,763,399 to candidates and other committees in the 2026 cycle through August 2026.$47.8M
    Jan 2025 to Aug 2026
    1 source
    • Federal Election Commission — Federal Election CommissionDocumentFinancial summary: Total spentContributions to other committees $47,763,399.34
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    AIPAC PAC Federal multicandidate PAC
    Direct candidate contributions
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    • AIPAC PAC - committee overview — AIPAC PAC - committee overviewDocumentMonthly Membership Organization PAC - Qualified; Lobbyist/Registrant PAC; registered December 15, 2021

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