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Washington, DC –– The Republican Jewish Coalition PAC has released its third set of endorsements for the 2022 election cycle. These 15 candidates for the House of Representatives include one incumbent and fourteen challengers in key races around the country.

This is in addition to the 26 candidates the RJC PAC has already endorsed, bringing the total number of 2022 endorsements to date to 41. 

Washington, DC - Today, the Republican Jewish Coalition demanded that the Biden Administration withdraw the nomination of Elizabeth Frawley Bagley for Ambassador to Brazil, after Ms. Bagley’s past antisemitic statements were reported by the Washington Free Beacon.

Washington, DC - Today, the Republican Jewish Coalition voiced strong support for Republican-led efforts in Congress to oppose the Biden Administration’s ongoing attempts to divide Jerusalem, in contravention of U.S. law. 

Washington, DC - Today, the Republican Jewish Coalition PAC endorsed Nevada’s Adam Laxalt for US Senate, after his resounding victory in the Republican primary.

Washington, DC –– The Republican Jewish Coalition responded today to a resolution in the US House of Representatives, introduced by Reps. Rashida Tlaib, Ilhan Omar, Jamaal Bowman, and others, calling for official US recognition of “the Nakba”, a term which labels the establishment and existence of the State of Israel as a “catastrophe”.

Washington, DC –– The Republican Jewish Coalition congratulates J.D. Vance on his victory tonight in the Ohio Republican  primary for U.S. Senate, and we also congratulate Max Miller on his victory in the Republican primary in Ohio’s 7th congressional district.

By Omri Nahmias, Jerusalem Post
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...The Republican Jewish Coalition has endorsed 20 members to date – two senators (Marco Rubio in Florida and Ron Johnson in Wisconsin), 14 members of the House and four House candidates.

Washington, DC –– Republican Jewish Coalition Executive Director Matt Brooks responded to media reports of a new poll showing a significant drop in Jewish voters’ approval of President Joe Biden. Biden’s approval rating among Jewish voters dropped a whopping 17% from a similar poll last July.

Washington, DC –– The Republican Jewish Coalition PAC has released its second set of endorsements for the 2022 election cycle. These fourteen candidates include both incumbents and challengers in key races around the country. This is in addition to the six candidates the RJC PAC has already endorsed, bringing the total number of endorsements to date to twenty.