What party is Alan Armstrong?

Alan Armstrong is a Republican, representing Oklahoma as a Senator (OK-SEN).

Where does Alan Armstrong rank by pro-Israel lobby funding?

Alan Armstrong ranks #518 of 529 congressional records by tracked pro-Israel lobby funding. In the separate mapped vote record, Alan Armstrong voted with the tracked lobby position on 2 of 2 votes.

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Alan Armstrong

RepublicanOK-SEN

Senator

No reported funding

Pro-Israel lobby funding rank

#518/529

Lower half by funding

Pro-Israel lobby funding rank

Lower half by funding

#518/529

Tracked funding

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Average funding

Alan Armstrong ranks #518 of 529 congressional records by tracked pro-Israel lobby funding.

Mapped vote record: 2/2 votes with the tracked lobby position (100%).

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Total tracked pro-Israel lobby funding

$0 reported across the tracked career record

#518/529

Lobby-funding rank

Below the $441K average

Source status

$0 reported

The current source dataset reports $0 in tracked pro-Israel lobby funding for Alan Armstrong as of September 21, 2026. This describes the published data, not the member's intent, tenure, or future filings.

Combined tracked total

Reported by source

The same dataset reports funding for 6 of 7 Oklahoma members, totaling $1.2M.

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⚖ VOTING RECORD

EVERY VOTE. THE STAKES. THE MONEY.

YEAH.R. 6500●BILL PASSED90–6· Aug 8, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 228

Continued federal funding and extended expiring programs into fiscal 2027. Passed Senate 90-6 (Aug. 8, 2026).

↳ Voted to keep the federal government funded into fiscal 2027.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the majority that voted yes

YEAPN1078●NOMINATION CONFIRMED50–49· Aug 8, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 230

Confirmed Todd Blanche as the nation's top federal law enforcement official. Senate confirmed Blanche 50-49 on Aug. 8, 2026.

↳ Voted to put Todd Blanche in charge of the Justice Department.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the majority that voted yes

YEAH.R. 5334●BILL PASSED86–11· Aug 7, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 224

Imposed sanctions on Russia to punish aggression and limit its power. Passed Senate 86-11 on Aug 7, 2026.

↳ Voted to punish Russia with sanctions and restrict its influence.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the majority that voted yes

NAYS. 2●MOTION REJECTED45–53· Jun 4, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 148

Motion to Waive All Applicable Budgetary Discipline Re: Sanders Amdt. No. 5451

↳ Voted Nay on this procedural question. This is not a final-passage vote.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the majority that voted no

NAYS.J.Res. 185●MOTION TO DISCHARGE AGREED TO50–47· May 19, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 129

Motion to Discharge S.J.Res. 185

↳ Voted Nay on this procedural question. This is not a final-passage vote.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the minority that voted no

NAYS.J.Res. 163●MOTION TO DISCHARGE REJECTED49–50· May 13, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 118

Motion to Discharge S. J. Res. 163

↳ Voted Nay on this procedural question. This is not a final-passage vote.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the majority that voted no

NAYS.J.Res. 184●MOTION TO DISCHARGE REJECTED47–50· Apr 30, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 113

Motion to Discharge: S J. Res. 184 from the Committee on Foreign Relations

↳ Voted Nay on this procedural question. This is not a final-passage vote.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the majority that voted no

YEAS.J.Res. 124●POINT OF ORDER WELL TAKEN51–47· Apr 28, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 108

Is the Point of Order Well Taken Re: The Privilege Status of S.J.Res. 124?

↳ Voted Yea on this procedural question. This is not a final-passage vote.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the majority that voted yes

NAYS.J.Res. 114●MOTION TO DISCHARGE REJECTED46–51· Apr 22, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 88

Motion to Discharge S.J.Res. 114

↳ Voted Nay on this procedural question. This is not a final-passage vote.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the majority that voted no

NAYS.J.Res.138●MOTION TO DISCHARGE REJECTED36–63· Apr 15, 2026Official roll call ↗⚑ LOBBY-ALIGNED

Motion to Discharge S. J. Res. 138 from the Committee on Foreign Relations

↳ Voted Nay on this procedural question. This is not a final-passage vote.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the majority that sided with the lobby

NAYS.J.Res.32●MOTION TO DISCHARGE REJECTED40–59· Apr 15, 2026Official roll call ↗⚑ LOBBY-ALIGNED

Motion to Discharge S. J. Res. 32 from the Committee on Foreign Relations

↳ Voted Nay on this procedural question. This is not a final-passage vote.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the majority that sided with the lobby

NAYS.J.Res. 123●MOTION TO DISCHARGE REJECTED47–52· Apr 15, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 79

Motion to Discharge: S. J. Res. 123

↳ Voted Nay on this procedural question. This is not a final-passage vote.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the majority that voted no

NAYS.J.Res. 116●MOTION TO DISCHARGE REJECTED47–53· Mar 24, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 69

Motion to Discharge: S.J. Res. 116 from the Committee on Foreign Relations

↳ Voted Nay on this procedural question. This is not a final-passage vote.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the majority that voted no

▶+ 3 procedural & amendment votes

Procedural and amendment votes on budget resolutions, kept available so you can verify the full record.

NAYS.Con.Res. 33●AMENDMENT REJECTED25–73· Apr 23, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 99

Paul Amdt. No. 5378

↳ Voted Nay on this procedural question. This is not a final-passage vote.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the majority that voted no

NAYS.Con.Res. 33●MOTION REJECTED49–49· Apr 23, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 101

Motion to Waive All Applicable Budgetary Discipline Re: Sanders Amdt. No. 5159

↳ Voted Nay on this procedural question. This is not a final-passage vote.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the half of the chamber that voted no

YEAS.Con.Res. 33●CONCURRENT RESOLUTION AGREED TO50–48· Apr 23, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 105

Set US budget levels for 2026-2035 spending and revenue. Passed Senate 50-48 (Apr 23, 2026).

↳ Voted to approve budget limits for 2026-2035 government spending.

VS CHAMBER

Armstrong sided with the majority that voted yes

Showing 13 of 16 key votes · 3 procedural in details

Congressional Funding Position

Funding rank

#518/529

Lower half by funding

Alan Armstrong sits at #518 in the published congressional funding table.

The position is calculated from reported dollars in the same 529-record dataset used throughout Gen Us. Open the funding groups, filings, and documented votes on this page to inspect the record yourself.

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