Niki Conforti
R · U.S. House, IL-6 · Tier 3
Tier 3, “Pro-Israel, critical”
America First Republican in a rematch with Sean Casten. In January 2026 she told Arab News “I’ve made the commitment that I won’t take AIPAC money”, that “we’ve given a lot of money to fund foreign wars”, and that in Ukraine and the Middle East “we need to work toward peace and stop the killing” with “accountability on both sides”; asked by Shaw Local about intervention in Ukraine, Israel and Venezuela, she said “We should not have our young men and women get involved in any of these wars.”
A flat 3, on a thin record. Nothing in her record is pro-Israel — no right-to-defend language, no aid pledge — and she has publicly refused AIPAC money, which is rare for a Republican; her war language asks for “accountability on both sides”. But her stance is a general America First non-interventionism aimed at Ukraine as much as Israel, with no statement on weapons, aid to Israel specifically, or Palestinian civilians, so nothing reaches 3/4. Counter-case: NR, if this is generic foreign-war skepticism rather than an Israel position; 2/3 if an aid-to-Israel statement surfaces.
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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).