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Entities › Henry Cuellar
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Henry Cuellar

Candidate

U.S. Representative, TX-28 · Person · Texas · in office since Jan 3, 2025

Henry Cuellar is a US political candidate on AIPAC's map. In the 2022 TX-28 Dem primary, United Democracy Project, the super PAC run by AIPAC, spent about $1.2M to elect Henry Cuellar (result: won). AIPAC's money rewards candidates who back unconditional US arms flows to Israel during the genocide in Gaza.

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Israel lobby PACs and donors israel lobby money to Henry Cuellar ($2.4M)$2.4M
career total as of 2026-07-05Israel lobby PACs and donorsTrack AIPAC ranks Henry Cuellar No. 15 among current members of Congress by Israel-lobby money: $2.40M career total ($564,211 donations, $1.84M outside spending), as of 5 July 2026.
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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 (as of 7/5/26) ... Henry Cuellar TX-28 [D] Israel Lobby Total: $2,399,841 | Donations $564,211 | IE $1,835,630
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United Democracy Project spent supporting Henry Cuellar ($1.2M)$1.2M
TX-28 Dem primary · 2022 · wonUnited Democracy ProjectUnited Democracy Project, AIPAC's super PAC, spent about $1.2M backing Henry Cuellar in the 2022 TX-28 Dem primary. Result: won.
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Rep. Henry Cuellar received a presidential pardon on December 2, 2025, ahead of a trial on bribery and money-laundering charges.
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  • U.S. Department of Justice, Office of the Pardon Attorney - Clemency Grants by President Donald J. Trump (2025-Present) — U.S. Department of Justice, Office of the Pardon Attorney - Clemency Grants by President Donald J. Trump (2025-Present)DocumentDecember 2, 2025 - 3 Pardons: Enrique Roberto Cuellar, Southern Texas, Conspiracy (two counts); bribery (two counts)
  • The Texas Tribune — The Texas Tribune, After Trump pardon, Rep. Henry Cuellar restored to homeland security funding post (Dec 11, 2025)the pardon gives him a "clean slate."
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According to the federal indictment, Rep. Henry Cuellar and his wife allegedly accepted roughly $600,000 in bribes from two foreign entities between 2014 and 2021 in exchange for official acts; Cuellar denies wrongdoing.$600K
2014-2021Stated as "roughly" $600,000.
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  • NBC News — NBC News, Texas Rep. Henry Cuellar and wife indicted on bribery and foreign influence charges (May 3, 2024)the Cuellars allegedly accepted roughly $600,000 in bribes from the two foreign entities in exchange for the congressman performing official acts

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U.S. House, TX-28Nov 3, 2026

Democratic · Texas

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Texas · Bribery & corruption
Rep. Henry Cuellar was indicted on federal bribery and money-laundering charges in 2024, denied wrongdoing, and was pardoned in December 2025 before trial; a House Ethics subcommittee investigation was re-authorized in July 2025
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