How much lobby money have New York representatives received?

New York's 28 members of Congress have received a combined $35,846,523 in pro-Israel lobby funding, averaging $1,280,233 per representative.

Who is the top lobby money recipient in New York?

George Latimer (D-NY) is the top recipient with $19,182,192 in total pro-Israel lobby funding.

How many New York representatives took no pro-Israel lobby money?

2 of 28 representatives from New York took $0 from pro-Israel PACs. The rest accepted at least some pro-Israel lobby funding.

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NY · Pro-Israel Lobby Tracker

New York

$35.8M

Total lobby money

$35.8M

Total lobby money

26 of 28 reps funded by pro-Israel PACs93%

New York power ledger

The delegation is the receipt.

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

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01 · Funding
$35.8M
Combined reported pro-Israel lobby total across the state delegation.
02 · Recipients
26 of 28
Current delegation records with a reported lobby total above $0.
03 · Public cost
$1.3B
Estimated state share of FY24 US aid to Israel.

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Representatives

$1.3M

Average per rep

Clean (of 28)

$19.2M

Top: Latimer

Your tax dollars · Aid to Israel from New York

$1.3B

sent in FY24 · $169 per household

That same money could have funded, in New York:

19K

teacher salaries

~$66K/yr each

17K

police officers

~$74K/yr each

107K

veterans' care

~$12K/yr each

111K

housing vouchers

~$11.5K/yr each

New York taxpayers funded $1.3B of US aid to Israel in FY24 — based on New York's 7.19% share of federal income tax revenue applied to the $17.8B in baseline + supplemental aid. See the full methodology →