Illinois Democrats Just Delivered a Reality Check on AIPAC
AIPAC spent $22 million through allied groups in Illinois Democratic primaries, winning some races but losing key high-spend contests, reflecting mixed influence amid voter backlash.
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AIPAC Splits in Illinois Races After $20M in Spending
Last night’s Illinois Democratic primaries showed the power—and limits—of AIPAC spending in four open-seat races in the Chicago area, where the group’s super PACs dumped more than $20 million into safe blue districts, securing two wins and suffering two losses, and ultimately blocking any progressive “Squad”-style candidates from claiming a seat.
AIPAC's $21 million Illinois efforts help defeat Israel critics amid scrutiny
Despite attempts to reduce public scrutiny after anger over Malinowski's primary and increased frustration over AIPAC's influence on electoral politics and U.S.-Israel policy alike – AIPAC's efforts at influencing the outcome of four House races were quickly brought to the forefront
AIPAC shows staying power in Illinois Democratic primaries
Reports of the demise of AIPAC’s political clout in Democratic primaries, it turned out, were greatly exaggerated. Pro-Israel candidates who received backing from AIPAC or AIPAC-aligned groups won two of the four targeted Democratic primaries in Illinois — and helped block all the Squad-aligned far-left candidates from winning nominations in all of the races. It was a respectable, if not dominant showing, but one consistent with making an impact…
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