AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE PAC — 2026

AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE locked to 2026

LobbyVault stores C00797670 as a committee and 2026 as a cycle. The overlap is this slug. Drop the committee and the remaining object is the 2026 hub. Drop the cycle and the remaining object is the committee hub across years.

Inside the overlap, receipts are $40,064,993.55 and disbursements are $38,586,993.52. The stored name is AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE. Type Q plus designation B is the packet filing class. isSuperPac is 0.

What type Q means for AIPAC PAC

AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE is a qualified PAC (FEC type Q). That is the meaning of type Q in this packet. It is not a recode from the nickname and not a guess from the dollar size.

Cash on hand in this extract is $2,505,606.81. Individual contributions in this extract are $38,110,593.82. Committee designation is B, stored as lobbyist/registrant PAC (designation B). Extra fields remain packet facts, not a donor or payee table. Type O Super PACs in 2026 are other IDs. Senate candidate committees in 2026 are type S. This URL keeps C00797670 only.

Election cycle 2026 next to AIPAC PAC

FEC cycles are two-year federal election windows labeled by the even year. This cell uses 2026. 2026 is drawn from committee cycleHistory on this join.

Receipts exceed disbursements by $1,478,000.03 in this extract. A cycle label does not convert receipts into federal awards. Keep 2026 in the same sentence as AIPAC PAC and $40,064,993.55.

The two dollar columns for AIPAC PAC in 2026

Write $40,064,993.55 as receipts. Write $38,586,993.52 as disbursements. Do not write that AIPAC PAC “spent $40,064,993.55” unless you are looking at the disbursement column, which is $38,586,993.52. Labels travel with the figures.

AIPAC PAC is one qualified PAC (type Q, designation B) in an open 2026 cycle. 2026 is still an open window. This cell is not a closed-cycle snapshot and not a 2024 overlay on the same ID. Live overlays win if they refresh.

Public records, not accusations

Public records, not accusations: $40,064,993.55 in receipts and $38,586,993.52 in disbursements is a disclosure aggregate for AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE in 2026. It is not evidence of coordination, quid pro quo, or control of an election.

Researchers should keep C00797670 as the committee key and 2026 as the cycle key. The packet Super PAC flag is 0; do not relabel AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE in 2026 as a Super PAC page. FEC.gov committee receipts by election cycle from committee cycleHistory. Committee pages, not donor pages. Live hubs win if they disagree with this snapshot.

How to read AIPAC PAC money in 2026

Read $40,064,993.55 as AIPAC PAC receipts in 2026. Read $38,586,993.52 as AIPAC PAC disbursements in 2026. Read type Q as a qualified PAC (FEC type Q). The packet Super PAC flag is 0; do not relabel AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE in 2026 as a Super PAC page. 2026 is still an open window. This cell is not a closed-cycle snapshot and not a 2024 overlay on the same ID.

Receipts exceed disbursements by $1,478,000.03 in this extract. Do not recode this join into a Senate candidate Form 3, a Super PAC flag, or a USAspending award table. Correlation is not causation.

Repeat the join in one sentence for citation: committee AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (C00797670), election cycle 2026, receipts $40,064,993.55, disbursements $38,586,993.52, FEC type Q, Super PAC flag 0. Other 2026 qualified PACs and other cycles for C00797670 stay on other pages. The 2026 election-cycle hub still mixes every other committee. All committees and All FEC ties are indexes, not extra dollar columns.

What a reader may not do with $40,064,993.55: treat it as a donor roster, treat it as a 2026 grand total for every committee, or treat it as money that funded USAspending awards. What a reader may do: quote the pair, quote disbursements $38,586,993.52 with its own label, quote the source FEC.gov, and follow the four internal links. Cash on hand in this extract is $2,505,606.81.

No occupation split, no state split, and no named-donor list appears here. If a later extract revises $40,064,993.55 or $38,586,993.52, the live AIPAC PAC overlay and the live 2026 page control. This JSON file is a snapshot of packet facts, not a third disclosure system. 2026 is still an open window. This cell is not a closed-cycle snapshot and not a 2024 overlay on the same ID.

Questions

What did AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE report to the FEC in 2026?

Receipts of $40,064,993.55 and disbursements of $38,586,993.52 for committee C00797670 in election cycle 2026. Type code Q. Super PAC flag 0. Those are the packet facts. The 2026 cycle hub still includes other committees; this page isolates AIPAC PAC. Source: FEC.gov committee receipts by election cycle.

Is this the AIPAC PAC committee page or a 2026 page?

Neither hub restated. It is the join: AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE and election cycle 2026. Receipts $40,064,993.55. Disbursements $38,586,993.52. Open the committee link for C00797670 across years. Open the 2026 election-cycle link for every committee in that year. All committees and All FEC ties list sibling pages. Source: FEC.gov.

Why do receipts and disbursements differ for AIPAC PAC?

Receipts exceed disbursements by $1,478,000.03 in this extract. Quote receipts $40,064,993.55 and disbursements $38,586,993.52 as separate columns for committee C00797670 in 2026. Type Q does not change the arithmetic. Named donors are not in this packet and are not invented. Extra packet fields, if present, stay labeled as stored.

Did AIPAC PAC receipts pay for federal awards in 2026?

No. $40,064,993.55 is an FEC committee receipt total for AMERICAN ISRAEL PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE in 2026. USAspending awards are a different dataset and a different statute. This join does not treat campaign receipts as contract or grant funding. Disbursements of $38,586,993.52 are also campaign-finance figures, not federal obligations. Source: FEC.gov.