S.J.Res. 111: Disapprove $774.1M tank-ammunition sale to Israel
Plain English.
A joint resolution to block a proposed $774.1 million sale of 120mm tank cartridges and related support to Israel. The November 20, 2024 vote was on advancing the resolution out of committee, not final passage.
The stakes.
First major Senate floor vote that put every member's position on offensive arms sales to Israel on the record. The lobby-money pattern was already visible: senators with the largest pro-Israel PAC totals voted Nay almost without exception.
- First Sanders disapproval-resolution package — established the procedural pattern for the 2026 D9 and MK-83 votes.
- Transmittal 24–10 covers 32,739 tank cartridges plus related munitions, transport and support, with an estimated total value of $774.1 million.
- The motion to discharge was rejected 18–79. One senator voted present; individual funding records are shown alongside the mapped ballots.
- Vote was forced under the Arms Export Control Act, which guarantees a floor vote on disapproval resolutions.
Every vote. Every dollar.
83 members on the record. Sort by vote, by lobby total, by name, or by state. Click any name for the full politician file.
Pro-Israel PAC $ = career-to-date contributions from AIPAC, UDP, DMFI, RJC, and other pro-Israel committees (source: trackaipac.com, FEC). Click any name for the full receipts.
The math.
Of the 65 NAY voters, 65 (100%) received pro-Israel PAC money, averaging $538K per voter.
Comparison group: 18 Yea voters — 14 received PAC money, averaging $329K. The gap is the receipt.