This is our most ambitious investigation into AIPAC yet
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee and its super PAC are among the biggest spenders in U.S. elections, pouring hundreds of millions into efforts to unseat congressional critics of Israel while hiding much of their spending through front groups with innocuous-sounding names like “Elect Chicago Women.” Now, AIPAC is retreating further, announcing it won’t endorse candidates anymore. But you can’t expect AIPAC to give up its outsized influence on American politics. The Intercept is racing to finalize a major investigative reporting effort before the election to track and unmask every dollar AIPAC spent this election cycle — and reveal the growing web of little-known affiliates. It’s our most ambitious reporting project on AIPAC yet, and we need your help to bring it across the finish line in the next week. Will you contribute $10 to help The Intercept expose the full scope of AIPAC’s midterm election spending before the polls close on November 3? If you’ve saved your paym...
