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Two Wins and One Stinging Loss for AIPAC in Tuesday Democratic Primaries

Pro-Israel groups spent millions against their preferred candidates’ progressive challengers, cashing in two victories in North Carolina and raising alarms over super PACs’ election influence

Ben Samuels
Ben Samuels
Washington
Ben Samuels
Ben Samuels
Washington

WASHINGTON - The American Israel Public Affairs Committee emerged from Tuesday’s primary races in North Carolina and Pennsylvania with mixed results. Two of its three endorsed candidates emerged victorious, both in North Carolina, while its candidate's progressive opponent won in Pennsylvania despite unprecedented efforts to sway voters against her candidacy.

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