The Report at a Glance

A network of far-left political action committees (PACs) is working with Islamic groups to advance radical anti-American candidates into state legislature, Congress and the Senate.

This network is made up of the DSA and far-left labor groups alongside Islamic groups with ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Orchestrated by Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR)-affiliated political strategist, Linda Sarsour, the network promotes: open borders, abolishing the police and prisons, shutting down the Senate and seeks to “bring down the U.S. empire.”

CAIR and its network of affiliated PACs and nonprofits sit at the heart of the political machinery examined in this report. The organization has been designated a terrorist organization by Texas and targeted for similar designation in Florida, amid longstanding allegations of ties to the Muslim Brotherhood.

The network scapegoats the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) as a way to distract voters while it pushes through its anti-American agenda. It took advantage of and even fomented changing public sentiment towards Israel to advance its primary agenda of transforming the Democratic Party.

2026 mid-term spending focused on races in Michigan, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, California, North Carolina, Colorado, Illinois, Minnesota, Florida and Maine.

It supports candidates including Abdul El-Sayed, Darializa Avila Chevalier, Claire Valdez, Adam Hamawy, Melat Kiros, Chris Rabb, Donavan McKinney and Randy Villegas.

Watch: AIPAC - The Ultimate Scapegoat

What's Inside

• The network’s 13 core federal PACs, their leadership and donors: American Priorities (the new power player), Peace, Accountability and Leadership PAC (PAL PAC), A New Policy PAC, Citizens Against AIPAC Corruption (CAAC), Justice Democrats PAC, Working Families Party PAC, Leaders We Deserve, Emgage Federal PAC, Unity & Justice Fund, Muslims United PAC, CAIR Action PAC, JVP Action PAC and Fig and Olive Action PAC.
  
• The three-stage strategy to take over the Democratic Party: exploit the 2023 Gaza war to build the network, leverage the 2025 NYC mayoral race to demonstrate its power and scale the model nationwide in 2026 and beyond.
  
• Candidates boast of rejecting PAC money, while the network spends millions to get them elected.
  
• During the 2025-2026 election cycle, the network raised $59M and spent $50M on political campaigns, organizational expenses and other disbursements.
  
• Darializa Avila Chevalier received the most support - $2.9M. Abdul El-Sayed received $2.21M, Nida Allam $2.02M, Adam Hamawy $1.76M, Randy Villegas and Donavan McKinney received support of around $1.7M.
  
• A parallel network of nonprofits has been set up to serve this ecosystem, keeping the donors anonymous.

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Far-Left PAC Donors

Far-Left PAC and Nonprofit Staff and Leaders

Far-Left Politicians

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