How much lobby money has Cynthia Lummis received?

Cynthia Lummis has $14,795 in combined tracked pro-Israel lobby funding. The current source record does not provide a reconciled direct-contribution versus independent-expenditure split.

What party is Cynthia Lummis?

Cynthia Lummis is a Republican, representing Wyoming as a Senator (WY-SEN).

Where does Cynthia Lummis rank by pro-Israel lobby funding?

Cynthia Lummis ranks #473 of 529 congressional records by tracked pro-Israel lobby funding. In the separate mapped vote record, Cynthia Lummis voted with the tracked lobby position on 3 of 3 votes.

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Cynthia Lummis

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AIPAC in funding record

Retiring 2026

Pro-Israel lobby funding rank

#473/529

Lower half by funding

Pro-Israel lobby funding rank

Lower half by funding

#473/529

$15K

Tracked funding

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Average funding

Cynthia Lummis ranks #473 of 529 congressional records by tracked pro-Israel lobby funding.

Mapped vote record: 3/3 votes with the tracked lobby position (100%).

All 3 members from Wyoming →

Total tracked pro-Israel lobby funding

$15K

$14,795 reported across the tracked career record

#473/529

Lobby-funding rank

Below the $442K average

The source reports a combined total but does not publish a reconciled direct-contribution versus independent-expenditure split. Missing detail is not shown as $0.

Cynthia Lummis has $15K in reported pro-Israel lobby funding.

Voted YES on 'stand with Israel' resolution. Voted against advancing resolutions to block the $151.8M bomb sale and the tank-ammunition sale.

On 3 lobby-relevant votes: 3 with, 0 against. 100% with the lobby.

This funding relationship remains part of the public record, including when the member votes against a lobby priority. Inspect the named groups and each official vote below.

⚖ VOTING RECORD

EVERY VOTE. THE STAKES. THE MONEY.

YEAPN1129●NOMINATION CONFIRMED47–41· Sep 30, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 256

Confirmed Keith Sonderling as Secretary of Labor. Senate confirmed Sonderling 47-41 on Sept. 30, 2026.

↳ Voted to put Sonderling in charge of the Labor Department.

VS CHAMBER

Lummis sided with the majority that voted yes

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

Lummis 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

Lummis 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

Lummis 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

Lummis 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

Lummis 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

Lummis 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

Lummis 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

Lummis sided with the majority that voted no

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

Lummis 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

Lummis sided with the majority that sided with the lobby

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

Lummis sided with the majority that voted no

NAYS.J.Res. 118●MOTION TO DISCHARGE REJECTED47–53· Mar 18, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 58

Motion to Discharge S.J.Res. 118

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

VS CHAMBER

Lummis sided with the majority that voted no

NAYS.J.Res. 104●MOTION TO DISCHARGE REJECTED47–53· Mar 4, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 46

Motion to Discharge S.J. Res. 104

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

VS CHAMBER

Lummis sided with the majority that voted no

YEAH.R. 7148●BILL PASSED71–29· Jan 30, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 20

Passed $1.7 trillion spending bill funding government through Sept 2026. Passed Senate 71-29 (Jan 30, 2026).

↳ Voted to fund government operations and programs for fiscal 2026.

VS CHAMBER

Lummis sided with the majority that voted yes

NAYH.R. 6938●BILL PASSED82–15· Jan 15, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 11

Passed $1.7 trillion government funding bill for fiscal year 2026. Passed Senate 82-15 (Jan 15, 2026).

↳ Voted against funding government operations through Sept 2026.

VS CHAMBER

Lummis sided with the minority that voted no

YEAS.J.Res. 98●POINT OF ORDER WELL TAKEN50–50· Jan 14, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 9

Is the Point of Order Well Taken Re: To the Privilege Status of S.J. Res. 98

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

VS CHAMBER

Lummis sided with the half of the chamber that voted yes

NAYS.J.Res. 98●MOTION TO DISCHARGE AGREED TO52–47· Jan 8, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 5

Motion to Discharge S.J.Res. 98

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

VS CHAMBER

Lummis sided with the minority that voted no

NAYS.J.Res. 90●MOTION TO DISCHARGE REJECTED49–51· Nov 6, 2025Official roll call ↗· RC 608

Motion to Discharge S.J.Res. 90

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

VS CHAMBER

Lummis sided with the majority that voted no

NAYS.J.Res.111●MOTION TO DISCHARGE REJECTED18–79· Nov 20, 2024Official roll call ↗⚑ LOBBY-ALIGNED

Motion to Discharge S. J. Res. 111 from the Committee on Foreign Relations

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

VS CHAMBER

Lummis sided with the majority that sided with the lobby

YEAS.Res.417●RESOLUTION AGREED TO97–0· Oct 19, 2023Official roll call ↗⚑ LOBBY-ALIGNED

Senate resolution standing with Israel against terrorism (October 19, 2023).

↳ Voted to affirm U.S. support for Israel and condemn Hamas

VS CHAMBER

Lummis sided with the majority that sided with the lobby

▶+ 4 procedural & amendment votes

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

NAYH.Con.Res. 89●CONCURRENT RESOLUTION REJECTED49–50· Sep 24, 2026Official roll call ↗· RC 244

Tried to end U.S. hostilities with Iran. Senate rejected it 49-50 on September 24, 2026.

↳ Voted to keep U.S. forces in hostilities with Iran.

VS CHAMBER

Lummis 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

Lummis sided with the half of the chamber that voted no

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

Paul Amdt. No. 5378

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

VS CHAMBER

Lummis sided with the minority that voted yes

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

Lummis sided with the majority that voted yes

Showing 21 of 25 key votes · 4 procedural in details

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Congressional Funding Position

Funding rank

#473/529

Lower half by funding

Cynthia Lummis sits at #473 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.

$14,795 tracked6 named groupsPublic sources below