Issues / Armed Forces & National Security / Event · Jul 15 – Jul 15, 2026
Massie Amendment Israel Aid Vote
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What members did
7 members · 4 actionsThere is no proposal to be for or against here. Members are grouped by what they did.
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DDave MinCA · House
Voted yes on amendment to cut military aid to Israel, citing concerns about Netanyahu government's policies.
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DKristen McDonald RivetMI · House
Voted against amendment to cut military aid to Israel, citing concerns about amendment's broad language and counterproductive consequences.
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DBetty McCollumMN · House
Voted against amendment to cut $3.3 billion in military aid to Israel, citing concerns about broad language affecting humanitarian assistance.
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DApril McClain DelaneyMD · House
Voted no on amendment to cut military aid to Israel, opposing the amendment's approach while rejecting unconditional aid.
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DApril McClain DelaneyMD · House
Voted no on amendment to cut military aid to Israel, opposing the amendment's approach while rejecting unconditional aid.
Based on press releases since Jul 15, 2026. Dollar figures are as stated by the member’s office. AI summaries of each release.
What each party did · Democrats 4 · Republicans 0
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Actions by members from each state, split by party. A joint release counts once for each member on it.
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4 actions · 7 releases- Jul 15, 2026
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DMin CA, DThompson CA, DMcGovern MA
Voted yes on amendment to cut military aid to Israel, citing concerns about Netanyahu government's policies.
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Voted against amendment to cut military aid to Israel, citing concerns about amendment's broad language and counterproductive consequences.
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DMcCollum MN, DMatsui CA $3.3B
Voted against amendment to cut $3.3 billion in military aid to Israel, citing concerns about broad language affecting humanitarian assistance.
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Voted no on amendment to cut military aid to Israel, opposing the amendment's approach while rejecting unconditional aid.
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