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@trackaipac.comOct 1, 2026, 5:33 PM

Democrats are done with Israel. The AIPAC era is over. This is what an old Jewish Democrat voter said in Maine. This really inspired @orangefreddyg.bsky.social and Cory A!

#rejectaipac #freepalestine #mepolitics

@appelhansforde.bsky.socialSep 13, 2026, 12:31 PM

Politics belongs to people. I take no PAC money.

Vote Jeff Appelhans for U.S. Senate.
@sanders.senate.gov @aoc.bsky.social
#NoPACMoney #PeopleOverPACs #NoAIPACMoney #RejectAIPAC
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Jeff Appelhans, U.S. Senate, Delaware, in a blue-shirt portrait. Cyan-edged pennant: 100% INDIVIDUAL FUNDED. Public office, public trust. Caslon 94.80: campaign calculation using the Integrity Index method, not an official PIP grade. Report July 14–August 26, 2026; filed September 3. Four checked commitments: No PAC money; Ban congressional stock trading; Close the lobbying revolving door; Overturn Citizens United. Starting score 70.0000; commitments +20.0000; small donors +2.5088; medium donors +4.0861; candidate-contribution/loan reliance −1.7982. Read the commitments. Check the numbers. union26.com/public-office-public-trust/. Paid for by Appelhans for DE. The incumbent and challenger formulas use different inputs; this is not a like-for-like ranking.Integrity Index / Political Integrity Project scorecard for Chris Coons, Delaware Democrat, entered office 2010. Data as of September 13, 2026. Publisher's grade F, 26.8%. Corporate PAC money $1,069,900, 2021–2026 cycle; stocks held $6M. Pledges: no corporate PAC money marked no; stock-trading ban yes; five-year lobbying ban unknown; overturn Citizens United yes. Funding: 54% individuals, 33% PACs, 11% transfers, 2% uncategorized; $6,897,138 raised. AIPAC $475,179. Source: integrityindex.us/candidate/chris-coons. This is the publisher's scorecard, not a campaign-calculated score. Incumbent and challenger formulas use different inputs, not a like-for-like ranking.