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Which Maine Democrats are backed by AIPAC or allied PACs?

2 of the 4 Democrats and independents representing Maine in Congress or the governor's office have been backed by AIPAC, its super PAC or allied PACs: $1,046,418 in total.

FEC data through August 31, 2026. Totals count contributions (including earmarked donations) and supporting ad spending; spending against a candidate is never added.

Ranked by total

Backed by AIPAC and allied PACs

Maine Democrats backed by AIPAC and allied PACs, ranked by total
#NameSeatAll pro-Israel PACsAIPAC + UDPVoting scoreAIPAC-funded tripsDonor network2028 status
1Jared F. GoldenHouse, District 2$980,003$858,35311%2$257,587Retiring
2Angus S. King, Jr. (I)Senate$66,415$66,41556%0$50,813Next up: 2030

Counted: AIPAC PAC, United Democracy Project, NORPAC, DMFI PAC, Pro-Israel America PAC and its Action Fund, JACPAC, U.S. Israel PAC and 11 regional pro-Israel PACs (full list). Voting score: share of scored votes on Israel, war powers and civil liberties cast for the scored position (100% = the scored position on every vote). Donor network: given directly to the campaign (2021–2026) by people who also fund AIPAC PAC or UDP, shown separately and not added to the totals. How we count.

Democrats with no backing from these groups

No contributions or supporting ad spending from any of the PACs we track, and no AIPAC-funded trips on record.

Governor Janet Mills never served in Congress. These PACs give only to federal candidates, and this state's campaign-finance records aren't covered yet. Maine's public search shows donors' names but not their ZIP codes, and it offers no download for 2018-2022, so donors can't be matched reliably. Getting the full records means asking the state Ethics Commission for them.