Dianne Blais
I · U.S. House, VA-11 · Tier 4/5
Tier 4/5, between “Critical / conditions aid” and “Critical on most positions”
Her campaign site asks for help “so that no representative of CD11 votes to send more money to Israel,” declares “The genocide must stop.” and asks “Perhaps accepting AIPAC money means voting for genocide?” (September 2026), faulting Rep. Walkinshaw for voting in July 2026 to keep Israel's $3.3 billion in military financing. A peace activist who convenes the Jane Addams branch of the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, she runs as the Green nominee to “end our forever wars” and names RootsAction's foreign-policy primer as her international platform.
A 4/5, not a clean 5. Her campaign opposes any more U.S. money to Israel, with no carve-out for missile defense, and names the genocide without hedging — the profile of ending military aid. It is not a call to deny Israel the weapons it buys, which keeps it short of a clean 5. The record is one campaign page from September 2026, consistent with a decade of peace activism but not repeated in her questionnaires, which speak of ending wars in general. The counter-case is a clean 4: the page frames the vote partly as keeping the money at home and never addresses Iron Dome directly.
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