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William Timmons

Republican · U.S. Representative, SC-04

Israel lobby money, career total

$108,416

Ranked #327 of 533 members of Congress in our database.

Figure compiled from Federal Election Commission filings as of September 5, 2026: direct and earmarked donations from 97 pro-Israel PACs across every FEC cycle since 1980, plus independent expenditures made on William's behalf, including attacks on William's opponent by the same group.

How that compares

Timmons against the rest of the House

Career totals from FEC filings, across the 433 sitting House members in our database. We scale against the top-10% threshold rather than the single highest total ($18,929,197, George Latimer), because one outlier that large would flatten every other bar to nothing.

Takes more than
39%
of Congress in our database
In the South Carolina delegation
#7
of 9 listed
Among House Republicans
#111
of 219
Versus the House median
89%
of the $121,518 median

The whole delegation

Israel lobby money across South Carolina

#MemberPartySeatCareer total
1Darline GrahamRSEN$2,604,268
2Joe WilsonRSC-02$553,579
3Tim ScottRSEN$249,459
4Jim ClyburnDSC-06$226,473
5Nancy MaceRSC-01$208,220
6Russell FryRSC-07$127,558
7William TimmonsRSC-04$108,416
8Sheri BiggsRSC-03$22,823
9Ralph NormanRSC-05$15,474

Sitting members only. Amounts are career totals compiled from FEC filings as of September 5, 2026.

Comparable totals

Members who took about the same

Method

What this card counts

Career totals from pro-Israel PACs, compiled from Federal Election Commission filings: every dollar the 97 pro-Israel committees we track have ever put into a politician's campaigns, across every federal office they have run for and every FEC cycle on file (1980 to today). That means direct PAC checks, the earmarked checks the PACs bundle and pass through (AIPAC PAC, NORPAC, JStreetPAC), and independent expenditures (ads, mailers, organizing) made to elect them, including money the same group spent attacking their opponent in that race. Where a super PAC that is not itself a pro-Israel PAC is funded mainly by the lobby's mega-donors or by a tracked PAC, we count that spending only after a donor review, and we publish the filings on the Receipts page. Money spent AGAINST a politician is never added to their total. Full methodology and the list of tracked committees.

Source: Federal Election Commission filings, as of September 5, 2026. AIP challenges money in politics, never any people or faith. If you believe a figure here is wrong, the Receipts page shows how to check it and how we publish corrections.

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