Marquette Greene-Scott
D · U.S. House, TX-22 · Tier 3
Tier 3, “Pro-Israel, critical”
Her campaign's position statement on the war (posted July 2024 and still on her site) calls for “an immediate cessation of hostilities” and the return of all hostages, pledges to “Hold all parties accountable for actions that undermine peace efforts and violate human rights,” and commits to “fair, just, and lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians, grounded in the principles of equality, human rights, and international law.” Asked by Lone Star Left (Aug 2026) about ending U.S. military aid to countries with ongoing human-rights abuses, including Israel, she answered more generally that the United States should “stop spending so much of our tax dollars on US military aid to foreign countries.” An attorney and Iowa Colony mayor pro tem who was the 2024 nominee, she faces Trever Nehls for the open TX-22 seat. Asked in her 2026 general-election iVoterGuide questionnaire whether the U.S. relationship with Israel is important, she answered: “No. The US needs to focus on the problems at home and our own citizens.”
A flat 3, on a thin record. Her statement is a ceasefire call with accountability for human-rights violations by all parties, and nothing in her record is pro-Israel — no right-to-defend language, no aid pledge — which keeps her off the pro-Israel end. But it names no step on weapons and no criticism of Israel by name, her 2026 Lone Star Left answer is a blanket call to spend less on all foreign military aid, and her answer on the relationship itself — “No” to whether it is important, because “The US needs to focus on the problems at home” (iVoterGuide, 2026) — is a domestic-priorities stance with no step on weapons, so nothing reaches 3/4. Counter-case: 2/3, reading the statement as even-handed boilerplate built around the hostages.
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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).