Branden Scrivener
I · U.S. House, FL-12 · Tier 3/4
Tier 3/4, between “Pro-Israel, critical” and “Critical / conditions aid”
Says “Israel is doing wrong and we should not be supplying as much money if any to Israel” and faults the Democratic establishment for backing “Israel and their war crimes” (campaign videos, June and August 2026). A 27-year-old healthcare worker and father of two running with no party affiliation in FL-12, he campaigns on government reform (term limits, a larger House, campaign-finance limits), public schools and working-class costs; his site says working Americans’ interests “must be prioritized over those of foreign nations or corporate capital.”
A 3/4, on a thin record: a few lines in his 2026 campaign videos. In June he said “Israel is doing wrong and we should not be supplying as much money if any to Israel.” In August he said that “while everyone is calling out Israel,” the Democratic establishment went on supporting “Israel and their war crimes.” In a Bay News 9 interview posted in October, asked about the Iran war, he objected to “spending a bunch of money there and with Israel and all across different foreign nations in these wars.” That is a cut in U.S. money for Israel argued on its conduct, with “if any” leaving an end open without committing to one, and he says nothing specific about weapons or arms sales. An April video calls for redirecting money “we’re spending on genocides in foreign countries,” naming no country. His written platform, his Ballotpedia survey and his iVoterGuide questionnaire (unanswered) say nothing on Israel. Counter-case: a 4, since “if any” beside “war crimes” is an end to aid argued on Israel’s conduct in all but name.
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elect26 places 2026 midterm candidates on a six-tier spectrum, from 1 (most pro-Israel) to 6 (most critical of Israel).