Data as of Sep 30, 2026, 6:36 AM
Curated races where United Democracy Project, the RJC Victory Fund, or Democratic Majority for Israel spent independent expenditures for or against a named candidate. Amounts are filled from the OpenFEC recast when those schedule E rows are present; otherwise the race still appears as a documented contest. The full oppose list and PAC-vs-compiled split is on Gaza funding. Snapshot 2026-09-30 · OpenFEC recast 2026-09-01. Methods on Sources.
Pending · recast $30.6M
Open primary · target Abdul El-Sayed · backed Haley Stevens
Open 2026 Michigan Senate primary. United Democracy Project 24/48-hour independent expenditures opposing Abdul El-Sayed and supporting Haley Stevens.
Pending · recast $4.3M
Incumbent Thomas Massie · challenger Ed Gallrein
UDP and RJC Victory Fund independent expenditures against Rep. Massie over Israel aid votes.
Incumbent before/after the machine: 1/8 voted with Israel (13%). Votes: NayNayNayNayNayNayNayNay
Challenger won · recast $9.9M
Incumbent Jamaal Bowman · challenger George Latimer
United Democracy Project independent expenditures targeting Rep. Bowman after his Israel votes.
Challenger won · recast $7.7M
Incumbent Cori Bush · challenger Wesley Bell
UDP and allied IEs targeting Rep. Bush in the Democratic primary.
Incumbent won
Incumbent Summer Lee · challenger Bhavini Patel
DMFI/UDP-linked spend in the Democratic primary; Lee held the seat.
Challenger won
Incumbent Andy Levin · challenger Haley Stevens
Redistricted primary; AIPAC/DMFI-aligned spend backed Stevens over Levin.
Incumbent won
Incumbent Shontel Brown · challenger Nina Turner
DMFI independent expenditures in the 2022 Democratic primary rematch.
Incumbent before/after the machine: 4/7 voted with Israel (57%). Votes: NayYeaNayYeaYeaYeaYea
Download challenge table (CSV)Curated races plus FEC recast totals when schedule E rows matched.