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New Mexico

$760K
Total lobby money
5 of 5 reps funded by pro-Israel PACs100%

Every single rep from New Mexico took pro-Israel lobby money.

New Mexico power ledger

The delegation is the receipt.

This page connects reported pro-Israel lobby totals to every current congressional record from New Mexico, then lets readers inspect the people, funding entries, and votes behind the aggregate.

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  1. 01 · Funding
    $760K

    Combined reported pro-Israel lobby total across the state delegation.

  2. 02 · Recipients
    5 of 5

    Current delegation records with a reported lobby total above $0.

  3. 03 · Public cost
    $74.4M

    Estimated state share of FY24 US aid to Israel.

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5
Representatives
$152K
Average per rep
0
Took no money
$289K
Top: Heinrich
Your tax dollars · Aid to Israel from New Mexico
$74.4M
sent in FY24 · $90 per household
That same money could have funded, in New Mexico:
1.1K
teacher salaries
~$66K/yr each
1.0K
police officers
~$74K/yr each
6.2K
veterans' care
~$12K/yr each
6.5K
housing vouchers
~$11.5K/yr each

New Mexico taxpayers funded $74.4M of US aid to Israel in FY24 — based on New Mexico's 0.42% share of federal income tax revenue applied to the $17.8B in baseline + supplemental aid. See the full methodology →

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