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Foreign Policy — IsraelFailedSenateVoted 2026-04-15
S.J.Res.32

Disapprove $295M Caterpillar D9 bulldozer sale to Israel

Yea
40
Nay
59
Sponsor: Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT)
01 · What this bill does

Plain English.

A joint resolution of disapproval that would have blocked the $295 million sale of Caterpillar D9 bulldozers to Israel. The D9 is the same armored bulldozer model the IDF uses for the demolition of Palestinian homes and that killed American activist Rachel Corrie in 2003.

02 · Why it matters

The stakes.

D9 bulldozers are used by the IDF for demolition of Palestinian homes and orchards in the West Bank and Gaza. Blocking the $295M sale was a procedural test of whether Congress would condition military hardware on human-rights compliance. It failed.

  • D9 bulldozers are the same model used to kill American activist Rachel Corrie in 2003 in Rafah.
  • Sale proceeds to Caterpillar, a US defense contractor and longtime AIPAC-aligned political donor.
  • Vote was a motion to discharge — procedural test of whether the Senate would even debate the sale.
  • 40 of the 100 senators voted Yea. Of the 59 Nay, the pro-Israel PAC totals are visible below.
  • Bernie Sanders has built a record of forcing these procedural-discharge votes specifically to put the lobby money on the roll call.
03 · The roll call

Every vote. Every dollar.

99 members on the record. Sort by vote, by lobby total, by name, or by state. Click any name for the full politician file.

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Member
Vote
Pro-Israel PAC $
Adam Schiff
DCA · CA-SEN
Yea
$5.61M
Jacky Rosen
DNV · NV-SEN
Nay
$2.25M
Susan Collins
RME · ME-SEN
Nay
$1.81M
Ted Cruz
RTX · TX-SEN
Nay
$1.41M
Tom Cotton
RAR · AR-SEN
Nay
$1.08M
Lindsey Graham
RSC · SC-SEN
Nay
$1.02M
Mitch McConnell
RKY · KY-SEN
Nay
$993K
Raphael Warnock
DGA · GA-SEN
Yea
$848K
Cory Booker
DNJ · NJ-SEN
Yea
$846K
Catherine Cortez-Masto
DNV · NV-SEN
Nay
$834K
Jon Ossoff
DGA · GA-SEN
Yea
$804K
Mark Warner
DVA · VA-SEN
Yea
$793K
Tammy Baldwin
DWI · WI-SEN
Yea
$762K
Maggie Hassan
DNH · NH-SEN
Yea
$760K
John Cornyn
RTX · TX-SEN
Nay
$759K
Steve Daines
RMT · MT-SEN
Nay
$717K
John Barrasso
RWY · WY-SEN
Nay
$693K
Jim Risch
RID · ID-SEN
Nay
$673K
Dick Durbin
DIL · IL-SEN
Yea
$641K
Deb Fischer
RNE · NE-SEN
Nay
$632K
Kirsten Gillibrand
DNY · NY-SEN
Nay
$628K
Joni Ernst
RIA · IA-SEN
Nay
$595K
Dan Sullivan
RAK · AK-SEN
Nay
$582K
Rick Scott
RFL · FL-SEN
Nay
$575K
Tammy Duckworth
DIL · IL-SEN
Yea
$566K
John Hickenlooper
DCO · CO-SEN
Yea
$565K
Bill Cassidy
RLA · LA-SEN
Nay
$537K
Roger Wicker
RMS · MS-SEN
Nay
$534K
Jeanne Shaheen
DNH · NH-SEN
Yea
$533K
Patty Murray
DWA · WA-SEN
Yea
$524K
Andy Kim
DNJ · NJ-SEN
Yea
$515K
Mark Kelly
DAZ · AZ-SEN
Yea
$499K
Elissa Slotkin
DMI · MI-SEN
Yea
$491K
Marsha Blackburn
RTN · TN-SEN
Nay
$450K
Tim Kaine
DVA · VA-SEN
Yea
$444K
Amy Klobuchar
DMN · MN-SEN
Yea
$440K
Gary Peters
DMI · MI-SEN
Yea
$415K
Ron Wyden
DOR · OR-SEN
Yea
$415K
Chuck Schumer
DNY · NY-SEN
Nay
$412K
Sheldon Whitehouse
DRI · RI-SEN
Yea
$411K
Jack Reed
DRI · RI-SEN
Yea
$407K
Thom Tillis
RNC · NC-SEN
Nay
$405K
Maria Cantwell
DWA · WA-SEN
Yea
$392K
Shelley Moore Capito
RWV · WV-SEN
Nay
$379K
Chris Coons
DDE · DE-SEN
Nay
$377K
Pete Ricketts
RNE · NE-SEN
Nay
$373K
Kevin Cramer
RND · ND-SEN
Nay
$364K
Michael Bennet
DCO · CO-SEN
Yea
$358K
John Fetterman
DPA · PA-SEN
Nay
$357K
Jim Banks
RIN · IN-SEN
Nay
$356K
Ron Johnson
RWI · WI-SEN
Nay
$335K
Chuck Grassley
RIA · IA-SEN
Nay
$331K
Richard Blumenthal
DCT · CT-SEN
Nay
$327K
John Hoeven
RND · ND-SEN
Nay
$315K
John Thune
RSD · SD-SEN
Nay
$314K
James Lankford
ROK · OK-SEN
Nay
$312K
Mike Lee
RUT · UT-SEN
Nay
$292K
Martin Heinrich
DNM · NM-SEN
Yea
$289K
Roger Marshall
RKS · KS-SEN
Nay
$283K
Mike Rounds
RSD · SD-SEN
Nay
$274K
Josh Hawley
RMO · MO-SEN
Nay
$274K
Cindy Hyde-Smith
RMS · MS-SEN
Nay
$273K
Lisa Murkowski
RAK · AK-SEN
Nay
$265K
Tim Scott
RSC · SC-SEN
Nay
$249K
Todd Young
RIN · IN-SEN
Nay
$232K
Angela Alsobrooks
DMD · MD-SEN
Yea
$231K
Mike Crapo
RID · ID-SEN
Nay
$224K
Brian Schatz
DHI · HI-SEN
Yea
$212K
Angus King
IME · ME-SEN
Yea
$207K
John Boozman
RAR · AR-SEN
Nay
$192K
Jerry Moran
RKS · KS-SEN
Nay
$164K
Bill Hagerty
RTN · TN-SEN
Nay
$136K
Dave McCormick
RPA · PA-SEN
Nay
$135K
Chris Murphy
DCT · CT-SEN
Yea
$134K
Jon Husted
ROH · OH-SEN
Nay
$131K
Tina Smith
DMN · MN-SEN
Yea
$114K
John Kennedy
RLA · LA-SEN
Nay
$114K
Katie Britt
RAL · AL-SEN
Nay
$107K
Alex Padilla
DCA · CA-SEN
Yea
$104K
Ben Ray Lujan
DNM · NM-SEN
Yea
$95K
Ashley Moody
RFL · FL-SEN
Nay
$86K
Ruben Gallego
DAZ · AZ-SEN
Yea
$83K
Ted Budd
RNC · NC-SEN
Nay
$80K
Tim Sheehy
RMT · MT-SEN
Nay
$79K
John Curtis
RUT · UT-SEN
Nay
$68K
Bernie Moreno
ROH · OH-SEN
Nay
$66K
Ed Markey
DMA · MA-SEN
Yea
$63K
Lisa Blunt Rochester
DDE · DE-SEN
Yea
$63K
Eric Schmitt
RMO · MO-SEN
Nay
$38K
Mazie Hirono
DHI · HI-SEN
Yea
$33K
Elizabeth Warren
DMA · MA-SEN
Yea
$30K
Tommy Tuberville
RAL · AL-SEN
Nay
$29K
Jim Justice
RWV · WV-SEN
Nay
$12K
Rand Paul
RKY · KY-SEN
Nay
$2K
Bernie Sanders
IVT · VT-SEN
Yea
$0
Chris Van Hollen
DMD · MD-SEN
Yea
$0
Alan Armstrong
ROK · OK-SEN
Nay
$0
Peter Welch
DVT · VT-SEN
Yea
$0
Jeff Merkley
DOR · OR-SEN
Yea
$0

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.

04 · The pattern

The math.

Of the 59 NAY voters, 58 (98%) received pro-Israel PAC money, averaging $440K per voter.

Yea voters with PAC money
36 / 40
Avg $547K · Total $19.70M
Nay voters with PAC money
58 / 59
Avg $440K · Total $25.55M

Comparison group: 40 Yea voters — 36 received PAC money, averaging $547K. The gap is the receipt.

05 · The receipts

Sources.

06 · Keep pulling

Where to next.