AIPAC congratulates the 21 pro-Israel candidates who won their primaries tonight in Florida, including several who defeated anti-Israel candidates determined to undermine the U.S.-Israel alliance. We congratulate pro-Israel incumbents Sen. Ashley Moody and Reps. Aaron Bean, Gus Bilirakis, Kat Cammack, Kathy Castor, Mario Diaz-Balart, Randy Fine, Lois Frankel, Scott Franklin, Carlos Gimenez, Mike Haridopolos, Laurel Lee, Anna Paulina Luna, Brian Mast, Jared Moskowitz, Jimmy Patronis, John Rutherford, Maria Elvira Salazar, Darren Soto, Greg Steube and Debbie Wasserman Schultz. With their victories, more than 254 AIPAC-backed candidates from both parties have now advanced to the November general election. These results demonstrate that AIPAC’s nearly 7 million members are resolute in their determination to help elect pro-Israel leaders between now and November, and in the many cycles ahead.

AIPAC congratulates the 30 pro-Israel candidates who won their primaries in Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Virginia and Washington. With these victories, more than 215 AIPAC-backed candidates from both parties have now advanced to the November general election this cycle. In Michigan, AIPAC members were proud to stand with Governor Whitmer, Senator Peters, former Senator Stabenow, former Governor Granholm, Attorney General Dana Nessel, and the many others who supported Haley Stevens in the Senate primary, helping her fight for an authentic Democratic agenda for Michigan. Our members remain determined to ensure that voters reject Dr. El-Sayed and his radical anti-Israel agenda in November. In Missouri's First District, AIPAC congratulates Congressman Wesley Bell on defeating former Representative Cori Bush for the second time. AIPAC members and United Democracy Project were proud to support Bell, a serious, thoughtful leader who delivers for his constituents. In Congress and throughout the race, Bush demonized AIPAC's members, attacked Israel, and refused to condemn Hamas terrorism—and voters made sure she did not make it back to Congress. In Michigan's 11th District, Haley Stevens' open seat, the pro-Israel community was proud to support State Senator Jeremy Moss in his win over two anti-Israel detractors. Would-be Squad member Aisha Farooqi, who accused Israel of "genocide," called for cutting off all aid to Israel, and disparaged AIPAC members, and Don Ufford, who worked to smear pro-Israel Democrats, both lost—leaving pro-Israel leadership in place as Moss succeeds Stevens in this safe Democratic seat. While disappointed that some of our AIPAC-backed candidates did not prevail, our community is proud to support pro-Israel Democrats and Republicans who stand for our values, and we are encouraged that voters in races across this primary season continue to broadly choose leaders who support a strong U.S.-Israel partnership. These results demonstrate that AIPAC’s nearly 7 million members remain determined to make the case for a strong U.S.-Israel relationship that makes America stronger. Through AIPAC, millions of American citizens will keep working to help elect pro-Israel leaders and to help defeat anti-Israel detractors between now and November, and in many cycles ahead.

AIPAC congratulates the endorsed pro-Israel candidates who won their primaries tonight in New York, Maryland, and Utah. AIPAC congratulates Adrian Boafo on his decisive victory in Maryland's 5th Congressional District over an anti-Israel detractor. Boafo has made clear his vision to carry forward the strong pro-Israel legacy of Congressman Steny Hoyer, one of Congress’s most steadfast champions of the U.S.-Israel relationship. AIPAC members and United Democracy Project were proud to support Boafo and help ensure this seat remains represented by pro-Israel leadership. Tonight, pro-Israel candidates won races across the country and defeated several anti-Israel candidates who centered their campaigns on demonizing AIPAC and the U.S.-Israel alliance. We congratulate House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries and other pro-Israel incumbents Clarke, Garbarino, Gillen, LaLota, Langworthy, Latimer, Lawler, Malliotakis, Meeks, Meng, Morelle, Riley, Ryan, Suozzi, Tenney, Torres, and Tim Kennedy in New York; Elfreth, Harris, Ivey, Mfume, and Olszewski in Maryland; and Moore, Maloy, and Mike Kennedy in Utah; and one race left to call. With their victories, more than 180 AIPAC-endorsed Democrats and Republicans have now advanced to the November election. While disappointed that some of our endorsed candidates did not prevail, our community is proud to support pro-Israel Democrats and Republicans who stand for our values, and we are encouraged that voters in races across the country this primary season continue to choose serious, thoughtful leaders who support a strong U.S.-Israel partnership. Through AIPAC, millions of American citizens are resolute in our determination to help elect pro-Israel candidates and to help defeat anti-Israel detractors this cycle and in the many years ahead.

AIPAC congratulates the dozens of pro-Israel candidates who were victorious in their primary races last night. More than 140 AIPAC-backed candidates have now advanced to the November election. This growing slate of successful pro-Israel candidates shows that support for America’s alliance with Israel is good policy and good politics, as millions of Democratic and Republican voters continue to elect pro-Israel leaders across the country.

Voters across America sent a resounding message tonight: they support Democratic and Republican candidates who view a strong U.S.-Israel relationship as an American interest and reject those who focus on attacking that alliance and pro-Israel Americans. AIPAC congratulates U.S. Navy SEAL Ed Gallrein on his victory over Congressman Thomas Massie in Kentucky’s 4th District. Massie has been one of the most consistently hostile voices in Congress toward the U.S.-Israel relationship and the millions of Americans who support it. Our community was proud to support Gallrein and help ensure Massie’s defeat. In Georgia’s 14th District, Clay Fuller’s victory, alongside Gallrein’s, ensures two outspoken pro-Israel voices are positioned to fill seats previously held by outspoken detractors, Reps. Thomas Massie and Marjorie Taylor Greene. AIPAC was proud to help ensure these districts will now be represented by strong pro-Israel leaders. AIPAC also congratulates State Rep. Houston Gaines in Georgia’s 10th District and Dr. Ralph Alvarado in Kentucky’s 6th District on their primary victories tonight. Both endorsed candidates won competitive Republican open-seat primaries, defeating anti-Israel candidates focused on disparaging AIPAC and our members. With tonight's victories, more than 105 AIPAC-backed candidates from both parties will have advanced to the general election this cycle. As this election cycle progresses, AIPAC’s 6.5 million members, pro-Israel Americans in every state, will remain actively engaged in supporting Republicans and Democrats who share our values and helping defeat those who do not.

AIPAC congratulates Democrat Denise Powell on her victory over anti-Israel State Sen. John Cavanaugh. Voters will now have a choice between two pro-Israel candidates in November: Powell and Republican Brinker Harding. This result further demonstrates that support for America’s alliance with Israel remains both good policy and good politics as millions of Democrats and Republicans elect pro-Israel candidates across the country.

AIPAC congratulates the pro-Israel candidates who won their primaries last night in West Virginia and Nebraska. More than 75 AIPAC-endorsed Democrats and Republicans have now advanced to the November election. These results continue to demonstrate that support for America’s alliance with Israel remains both good policy and good politics, as millions of Democrats and Republicans elect pro-Israel candidates across the country.

AIPAC congratulates 22 endorsed pro-Israel candidates on their primary victories tonight in Ohio and Indiana, bringing the total to more than 70 AIPAC-backed candidates advancing to the November general election. Voters continue to choose serious, thoughtful leaders who reflect the views of millions of pro-Israel Democrats and Republicans—leaders who understand the importance of the U.S.-Israel relationship and that supporting our key ally in the Middle East strengthens America’s security. AIPAC’s grassroots members are proud to stand with pro-Israel Democrats and Republicans—showing once again that supporting the U.S.-Israel relationship is both good policy and good politics.

We congratulate AIPAC-endorsed Clay Fuller on his victory in tonight’s special election to represent Georgia’s 14th Congressional District. Voters in northwest Georgia elected a serious and thoughtful leader who understands the vital importance of the U.S.-Israel partnership to America’s national security and reflects the values of thousands of pro‑Israel Georgians committed to a strong and enduring relationship between the two nations. AIPAC looks forward to working with Congressman‑elect Fuller. Fuller replaces Marjorie Taylor Greene, whose tenure was marked by repeated efforts to undermine the U.S.-Israel relationship and disparage millions of pro‑Israel Americans engaged in the democratic process. His victory is part of a broader pattern so far this election cycle, with nearly 50 AIPAC‑endorsed pro‑Israel candidates advancing nationwide across both parties—reinforcing that support for the U.S.-Israel partnership remains both good policy and good politics.

AIPAC congratulates the additional endorsed pro-Israel candidates on their primary victories tonight in Illinois, bringing the total to 45 AIPAC-backed candidates advancing to the general election in November. Also tonight, Illinois voters rejected half a dozen anti-Israel candidates across several heavily Democratic open-seat races. These results further demonstrate that campaigns defined largely by opposition to AIPAC, our members, and the values we represent continue to fall short on election night. Specifically, ⏺ IL-02: AIPAC congratulates County Commissioner Donna Miller on her victory over Robert Peters, whose campaign focused on undermining the U.S.-Israel relationship and disparaging the millions of Americans who support it. ⏺ IL-07: Although Chicago City Treasurer Melissa Conyears-Ervin did not advance, AIPAC congratulates State Representative La Shawn K. Ford on his win. The pro-Israel community is proud to have helped defeat Kina Collins, who has voiced anti-Israel views over multiple election cycles. ⏺ IL-08: AIPAC congratulates former Congresswoman Melissa Bean on her victory over both Junaid Ahmed and Yasmeen Bankole, both of whom ran campaigns highlighting their opposition to the U.S.-Israel partnership. ⏺ IL-09: While disappointed that State Senator Laura Fine did not prevail, the pro-Israel community is encouraged that Chicago voters rejected two hostile anti-Israel candidates—Kat Abughazaleh and Bushra Amiwala—whose campaigns prioritized attacking AIPAC, the U.S.-Israel partnership, and pro-Israel Americans. AIPAC also congratulates Lt. Governor Juliana Stratton on her Illinois Senate primary victory over Congresswoman Robin Kelly, whose most recent actions have undermined the U.S.-Israel relationship. The pro-Israel community looks forward to continuing its long-standing partnership with Lt. Gov. Stratton as she advances to the general election. Americans understand that the U.S.-Israel partnership strengthens American security and advances shared democratic values. As the primary season continues, AIPAC’s 6.5 million grassroots members remain committed to supporting Democrats and Republicans who support a strong U.S.-Israel relationship and helping defeat those who don’t.

AIPAC congratulates four more endorsed pro-Israel candidates on their primary wins tonight, bringing the total to 39 AIPAC-backed candidates advancing to the general election in November. AIPAC also congratulates Clay Fuller for advancing to the April runoff to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene, who worked throughout her tenure to weaken the U.S.-Israel relationship. Voters in Georgia’s heavily Republican 14th District now have the opportunity to elect a representative who reflects the values of thousands of pro-Israel Georgians and understands the importance of the U.S.-Israel partnership in making America safer, stronger, and more prosperous. These early primary results demonstrate that support for a strong U.S.-Israel relationship remains both good policy and good politics.

AIPAC congratulates the 35 AIPAC-endorsed pro‑Israel candidates who won their primaries and now advance to the November general election. AIPAC’s six million grassroots members are proud to stand with pro-Israel Democrats and Republicans—demonstrating once again that supporting the U.S.-Israel relationship is both good policy and good politics.

Congratulations to AIPAC-endorsed @JimmyPatronis your election victory! We are proud to support pro-Israel candidates who help strengthen and expand the U.S.-Israel relationship. Being pro-Israel is good policy and good politics! 🇺🇸🇮🇱

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AIPAC endorsed 362 candidates and won in every primary we had a candidate on the ballot! We helped our friends win and defeated 11 anti-Israel candidates. Being pro-Israel is good policy and good politics! 🇺🇸🇮🇱