Jared Golden

Concurrent resolution directing the President under the War Powers Resolution to remove US forces from hostilities with Iran. Failed 213-214 in the House, the closest margin of any war powers vote.

Reaffirmed Iran as the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism.

Would direct the President to remove US forces from unauthorized hostilities in Iran.

Would expand U.S.-Israel defense cooperation by authorizing joint munitions production, expanding loan guarantees for Israeli arms purchases, and codifying preferential treatment for Israeli defense contractors under U.S. procurement rules.

Condemned the Boulder antisemitic attack while conflating antisemitic violence with anti-Zionism.

Would allow the executive branch to strip tax-exempt status from organizations designated as supporting terrorism.

Condemned antisemitism while citing the IHRA definition, which critics say conflates criticism of Israel with antisemitism.

Would allow stripping tax-exempt status from organizations designated as terrorist supporters.

Required products from Israeli-controlled territories to be labeled as made in Israel, rejecting Palestinian territorial claims.

Would require the Department of Education to use the IHRA definition of antisemitism in civil rights investigations.

Condemned the phrase 'from the river to the sea' as antisemitic.

Expanded sanctions on alleged use of human shields by Palestinian groups.

Gave Treasury authority to unilaterally revoke tax-exempt status of organizations designated as supporting terrorism.

Procedural rule for spending bill that included a provision cutting US funding to UNRWA.

Condemned Hamas for alleged sexual violence on October 7 with no mention of Israeli abuses against Palestinian detainees.

Banned PLO members from entering the United States.

Condemned Harvard, UPenn, and MIT presidents for their testimony on antisemitism.

Cited the IHRA definition of antisemitism, equating criticism of Zionism with antisemitism.

Affirmed Israel's right to exist and declared denial of that right constitutes antisemitism.

Censured Rep. Tlaib for saying 'from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.'

Condemned pro-Palestine demonstrations on college campuses.

Sanctions on alleged financial backers of Palestinian militant groups including Hamas.

$3.3 billion for Israel, $500 million for Iron Dome, total ban on UNRWA funding, and ICC/ICJ restrictions.

Banned all US funding to UNRWA and prohibited cooperation with the ICC.

Sanctions on the ICC for issuing an arrest warrant for Netanyahu.

Sanctions on the ICC for issuing an arrest warrant for Netanyahu.

Prohibited withholding, delaying, or reversing any approved weapons transfers to Israel.

$14 billion in military aid to Israel.

Procedural vote allowing separate consideration of Israel, Ukraine, and Taiwan aid packages.

Expressed support for Israel against Iran and promised continued military assistance.

Standalone $17.6 billion in military aid to Israel.

$14 billion in military aid to Israel, funded by cutting IRS enforcement budget.

Expressed support for Israel and condemned the October 7 Hamas attack.

Rejected characterizations of Israel as a racist or apartheid state.

Created a Special Envoy to expand Abraham Accords normalization agreements.

Expressed support for the Abraham Accords normalization agreements.

FY2023 defense authorization including US-Israel missile defense cooperation.

$3.3 billion in military aid to Israel plus $1.5 billion in missile defense funding.

$1 billion in emergency funding for Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system.