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Entities › Cory Booker
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Cory Booker

U.S. Senator, New Jersey (2028 presidential contender)

U.S. Senator for New Jersey · Person · in office since Oct 31, 2013

Cory Booker (U.S. Senator, New Jersey) appears on Track AIPAC's list of likely 2028 presidential contenders; Track AIPAC is an advocacy project that follows pro-Israel lobby money in U.S. politics. Track AIPAC's 2028 tracker credits Booker with $846,471 in Israel-lobby money, all of it from PACs and donors. Its congress page, a career tally as of 5 July 2026, shows $851,721 ($851,721 donations, $0 outside spending). Listed groups: AIPAC, AUSD, COPAC, DMFI, FIPAC, GCSC, JAC, MDACC, NACPAC, NATPAC, NORPAC, TPOH. AIPAC, its super PAC United Democracy Project and allied PACs use this money to reward politicians who keep U.S. weapons flowing to Israel; the UN Commission of Inquiry concluded in September 2025 that Israel committed genocide in Gaza. The tracker's numbers are an advocacy tally built from campaign-finance data, not official FEC totals.

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Israel lobby PACs and donors israel lobby money to Cory Booker ($852K)$852K
career total as of 2026-07-05Israel lobby PACs and donorsTrack AIPAC credits Cory Booker with $851,721 in Israel-lobby money ($851,721 donations, $0 outside spending; congress page as of 5 July 2026); its 2028 tracker shows $846,471. 2028 presidential contender.
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  • Track AIPAC (2028 tracker) — Track AIPAC (2028 tracker)Page blocks automated fetching (robots.txt); figures transcribed from the page in the owner's answers: Cory Booker | U.S. Senator, New Jersey | $846,471 | $846,471 | $0 | Listed groups: AIPAC, AUSD, COPAC, DMFI, FIPAC, GCSC, JAC, MDACC, NACPAC, NATPAC, NORPAC, TPOH.
  • 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 (as of 7/5/26) ... Cory Booker NJ-SEN [D] Israel Lobby Total: $851,721 | Donations $851,721 | IE $0

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Booker's Senate campaign committee reported $33,504,255 in total receipts for the 2026 election (Jan 2021 to Jun 2026).$33.5M
Jan 2021 to Jun 2026
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  • BOOKER, CORY A. - Candidate overview — BOOKER, CORY A. - Candidate overviewDocumentfiling$33,504,255.00
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Booker's Senate campaign reported $16,619,139.05 in total receipts for the 2020 election (2015-2020).$16.6M
2015 to 2020
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  • BOOKER, CORY A. - Candidate overview — BOOKER, CORY A. - Candidate overviewDocumentfiling$16,619,139.05
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Cory Booker was the sole Democrat voting to confirm Charles Kushner as ambassador to France in a 51-45 vote.
Confirmation vote 51-45.
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  • www.yahoo.comDocumentConfirms Booker as the sole Democrat voting to confirm Charles Kushner as ambassador to France, 51-45 vote
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Cory Booker voted no on Sanders' resolutions to block Israel arms sales (27-70 and 24-73).
Vote tallies 27-70 and 24-73.
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  • New Jersey GlobeConfirms Booker voted no on Sanders' resolutions to block Israel arms sales (27-70, 24-73)

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U.S. Senate (New Jersey)Nov 3, 2026

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Stories about Cory Booker

New Jersey · Oversight & ethics enforcement
NJ State Comptroller found Newark's mayor, Cory Booker, attended no Newark Watershed board meetings as its ex officio chair during the period investigated and designated no replacement after May 2010, 2014; a federal bankruptcy court dismissed him from a related civil suit on immunity grounds, 2016
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New Jersey · Elections & campaigns
Cory Booker told fellow Democrats they 'deserve to lose' if they don't fight Trump, days after voting to confirm Charles Kushner and against blocking Israel arms sales
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