Haley Stevens
Democratic candidate for
u.s. senate, michigan
2026
7/29/26 — AIPAC and the Israel lobby have now spent >$35 MILLION supporting Rep. Haley Stevens, primarily via AIPAC’s United Democracy Project super PAC.
7/8/26 — AP describes Haley Stevens as the establishment-backed candidate supported by Chuck Schumer and AIPAC-affiliated United Democracy Project.
7/9/26 — Times of Israel described Stevens as “one of Congress’ more reliable pro-Israel Democrats” and noted that she voted against all measures to block or condition military aid to Israel.
1/14/26 — Stevens voted for an appropriations bill that included $3.3 billion in unconditional military aid to Israel and defunded USAID and UNRWA.
2025
12/10/25 — Stevens voted for the 2026 NDAA with $500 million for U.S.-Israel missile defense cooperation.
11/20/25 — Democratic Majority For Israel (DMFI PAC) endorsed Haley Stevens for Senate, and Stevens accepted the endorsement by calling herself a “proud pro-Israel Democrat” and said she would continue to “support Israel’s security”.
5/1/25 — Stevens signed on as co-sponsor of the United States-Israel Defense Partnership Act.
1/9/25 — Stevens voted to sanction the International Criminal Court after it issued arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant for war crimes in Gaza.
2024
11/12/24 — Stevens voted to allow the Trump administration to revoke non-profit tax status from pro-Palestine organizations.
6/7/24 — Stevens voted to ban the State Department from citing Palestinian death tolls from the Gaza Health Ministry.
5/1/24 — Stevens voted to codify the IHRA definition of antisemitism, a dangerous anti-free speech bill which conflates criticism of the Israeli government with actual antisemitism.
4/20/24 — Stevens voted to send $14 billion in additional unconditional military aid to Israel.
4/19/24 — Haley Stevens voted to ban Tik Tok.
4/16/24 — Stevens voted to condemn “from the river to the sea” as antisemitic language.
4/15/24 — Stevens voted to allow the Secretary of Treasury to unilaterally designate and terminate tax-exempt status of “terrorist supporting organizations” targeting pro-Palestine groups.
3/22/24 — Stevens voted for a spending bill that cut UNRWA funding.
2/6/24 — Stevens voted for $17.6 billion in unconditional military aid to Israel.
2023
11/15/23 — Stevens voted to ban federal funds for colleges with events that violate the pro-Israel IHRA definition of antisemitism.
11/2/23 — Stevens was one of 12 Democrats who voted for a Republican-lead Israel-only aid bill that provided $14.3 billion for Israel that offset the cost with cuts to IRS funding.
11/2/23 — Stevens voted for a resolution condemning pro-Palestine college students.
9/28/23 — Stevens voted for a bill to prohibit moving the Jerusalem embassy.
7/18/23 — Stevens voted for a pro-Israel resolution declaring it is not a racist or apartheid nation.
2022
12/8/22 — Stevens voted for the 2023 NDAA including unconditional military aid to Israel.
8/3/22 — In her member-vs.-member primary against Andy Levin, AIPAC’s United Democracy Project spent more than $4 million to back Stevens. JTA described the race as a battleground over U.S.-Israel politics, with Levin targeted after introducing legislation that would restrict how U.S. military aid to Israel could be used.
4/6/22 — In an AIPAC supporter interview during her primary against Andy Levin, Stevens said she was “unequivocally an ally and believer of the U.S.-Israeli relationship.” She said Democrats should not be “forcing Israel to make all the concessions” and described Israel as America’s only democratic ally in the Middle East and called the U.S.-Israel relationship a “sacred relationship.”
3/9/22 — Stevens voted for Defense spending bill with $4.8 billion in weapons to Israel included.
2/1/22 — Stevens opposed Amnesty International’s apartheid report and said she was “deeply concerned”. She said she opposed efforts to brand Israel an “apartheid state” and would “always work to mitigate the threat of delegitimization” against Israel.
2019
7/23/19 — Stevens voted for an anti-BDS (Boycott, Divest, Sanction) resolution.
Stevens traveled to Israel with AIPAC’s non-profit affiliate, the American Israel Education Foundation. Recounting the trip, Stevens said she “stood in front of the Iron Dome” and saw “what our investment goes toward”.
2021
7/28/21 — Stevens voted for appropriations bill including unconditional aid to Israel.
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