How much lobby money have South Dakota representatives received?

South Dakota's 3 members of Congress have received a combined $736,713 in pro-Israel lobby funding, averaging $245,571 per representative.

Who is the top lobby money recipient in South Dakota?

Mike Rounds (R-SD) is the top recipient with $324,380 in total pro-Israel lobby funding.

How many South Dakota representatives took no pro-Israel lobby money?

0 of 3 representatives from South Dakota took $0 from pro-Israel PACs. The rest accepted at least some pro-Israel lobby funding.

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South Dakota

$737K

Total lobby money

$737K

Total lobby money

3 of 3 reps funded by pro-Israel PACs100%

Every single rep from South Dakota took pro-Israel lobby money.

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The delegation is the receipt.

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

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What this proves: Money does not prove that a vote was purchased. It does show who supplied campaign resources, who benefited, and which relationships deserve public scrutiny.

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Representatives

$246K

Average per rep

Took no money

$324K

Top: Rounds

Your tax dollars · Aid to Israel from South Dakota

$62.3M

sent in FY24 · $166 per household

That same money could have funded, in South Dakota:

943

teacher salaries

~$66K/yr each

841

police officers

~$74K/yr each

5.2K

veterans' care

~$12K/yr each

5.4K

housing vouchers

~$11.5K/yr each

South Dakota taxpayers funded $62.3M of US aid to Israel in FY24 — based on South Dakota's 0.35% share of federal income tax revenue applied to the $17.8B in baseline + supplemental aid. See the full methodology →