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Entities › Valerie Foushee
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Valerie Foushee

U.S. Representative for North Carolina's 4th district; won the March 3, 2026 Democratic primary over Nida Allam; a tracker lists pro-Israel lobby PAC and donor money and United Democracy Project spending in support

U.S. Representative, North Carolina 4th District · Person

Valerie Foushee is a US political candidate on AIPAC's map. In the 2022 NC-04 Dem primary, United Democracy Project, the super PAC run by AIPAC, spent about $2.0M to elect Valerie Foushee (result: won). AIPAC's money rewards candidates who back unconditional US arms flows to Israel during the genocide in Gaza.

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Jobs and Democracy PAC, a super PAC that IndyWeek and NOTUS tie to Anthropic, reported $1,612,658 in independent expenditures supporting Foushee in her 2026 primary.$1.6M
2026Jobs and Democracy PACReviewed vs FEC schedule_e by_candidate (C00928374, H2NC06114, 2026): support $1,612,658.36 (5 records). FEC lists the PAC's affiliated committee as Public First; Anthropic link is per press.
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  • FEC filing image 202604159862879281: JOBS AND DEMOCRACY PAC (Form 3X) — FEC filing image 202604159862879281: JOBS AND DEMOCRACY PAC (Form 3X)
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FEC Form 3X Schedule E, 2 lines, image 202604159862879281
Spender JOBS AND DEMOCRACY PAC | Support/Oppose SUPPORT | Candidate FOUSHEE, VALERIE | Payee BRYSON GILLETTE, LLC | Description TV- AD BUY | Amount $1,000,000.00 | Expenditure date February 23, 2026 | Reported on Form 3X Schedule E || Spender JOBS AND DEMOCRACY PAC | Support/Oppose SUPPORT | Candidate FOUSHEE, VALERIE | Payee BRYSON GILLETTE, LLC | Description TV- AD BUY | Amount $337,778.07 | Expenditure date February 20, 2026 | Reported on Form 3X Schedule E
  • FEC filing image 202604159862879280: JOBS AND DEMOCRACY PAC (Form 3X) — FEC filing image 202604159862879280: JOBS AND DEMOCRACY PAC (Form 3X)DocumentFEC Form 3X Schedule E, 2 lines, image 202604159862879280Spender JOBS AND DEMOCRACY PAC | Support/Oppose SUPPORT | Candidate FOUSHEE, VALERIE | Payee BRYSON GILLETTE, LLC | Description TV- AD BUY | Amount $261,880.29 | Expenditure date February 19, 2026 | Reported on Form 3X Schedule E || Spender JOBS AND DEMOCRACY PAC | Support/Oppose SUPPORT | Candidate FOUSHEE, VALERIE | Payee BRYSON GILLETTE, LLC | Description TV AD- PRODUCTION | Amount $9,000.00 | Expenditure date February 19, 2026 | Reported on Form 3X Schedule E
  • FEC filing image 202604159862879282: JOBS AND DEMOCRACY PAC (Form 3X) — FEC filing image 202604159862879282: JOBS AND DEMOCRACY PAC (Form 3X)DocumentFEC Form 3X Schedule E, 1 line, image 202604159862879282Spender JOBS AND DEMOCRACY PAC | Support/Oppose SUPPORT | Candidate FOUSHEE, VALERIE | Payee BRYSON GILLETTE, LLC | Description PRODUCTION - RADIO | Amount $4,000.00 | Expenditure date February 23, 2026 | Reported on Form 3X Schedule E
  • NOTUS — Rep. Valerie Foushee Defeats a Primary Challenge From the Left With Help of an AI Money BoostThe PAC gave about $1.6 million in support of Foushee.
  • INDY Week — Nida Allam Concedes to Valerie Foushee In North Carolina PrimaryLast week, Allam’s campaign was handed more ammunition when a PAC associated with Anthropic, one of the country’s largest AI companies, spent $1.6 million on Foushee.
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    Israel lobby PACs and donors israel lobby money to Valerie Foushee ($3.5M)$3.5M
    career total as of 2026-07-05Israel lobby PACs and donorsTrack AIPAC ranks Valerie Foushee No. 11 among current members of Congress by Israel-lobby money: $3.48M career total ($483,998 donations, $3.00M 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) ... Valerie Foushee NC-04 [D] Israel Lobby Total: $3,479,345 | Donations $483,998 | IE $2,995,347
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    United Democracy Project spent supporting Valerie Foushee ($2M)$2M
    NC-04 Dem primary · 2022 · wonUnited Democracy ProjectUnited Democracy Project, AIPAC's super PAC, spent about $2.0M backing Valerie Foushee in the 2022 NC-04 Dem primary. Result: won.
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    U.S. House, NC-4Nov 3, 2026

    Democratic · North Carolina

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