AIPAC
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GOP’s Mike Rogers Asks AIPAC to Restrain Direct Ad Spending in Michigan Senate Contest
Mike Rogers has asked AIPAC to refrain from direct spending in his Michigan Senate race, signaling a shifting tactical landscape for pro-Israel political action.
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Wesley Bell Defeats Cori Bush in St. Louis Democratic Primary
Wesley Bell secured a decisive primary victory over Cori Bush in Missouri’s 1st District, ending a record-breaking $8.4 million race for the nomination.
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Rep. Wesley Bell Defeats Former Rep. Cori Bush in Missouri Democratic Primary Rematch
Rep. Wesley Bell defeated Cori Bush in Missouri’s costliest primary, securing 59% of the vote with heavy support from groups backing his pro-Israel stance.
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Michigan Votes In Key Senate Primary As Democrats Battle Over Party’s Future
Michigan voters head to the polls in a high-stakes Democratic Senate primary, testing the party’s ideological direction between progressive and moderate factions.
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Michigan Democratic Senate Primary Becomes Most Expensive in History Amid Surge in Outside Spending
With over $60 million in outside spending, the Michigan Senate primary between Abdul El-Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens has become the costliest in party history.
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Senate Candidate Abdul El-Sayed Faces Scrutiny Over PAC Funding Stance
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who campaigns against PAC money, faces accusations of hypocrisy as independent committees mobilize to support his bid.
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AIPAC-Linked Spending Complicates Democratic Primaries in Arizona and Michigan
Super PACs linked to AIPAC are reshaping Democratic primary contests in Arizona and Michigan, triggering debates over candidate loyalty and party direction.
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AIPAC’s $22M Illinois Gamble Tests Limits of Lobbying Power
As Illinois voters head to the polls, AIPAC’s record $22 million investment in Democratic primaries faces a critical test against shifting voter sentiment on Israel.
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Bernie Sanders: Public Defenses, Progressive Wins Mark Early 2026
United States Senator Bernie Sanders has been at the forefront of national political discourse in early 2026, publicly defending an Olympic athlete against presidential criticism and celebrating a key primary victory for an endorsed progressive ally.

