America Priorities, which went head-to-head with @AIPAC this cycle and beat them in most races, is out with a statement following AIPAC's announcement that they will not be endorsing candidates in the future, relying instead on their super PAC and directed individual giving. Per their statement: "Late yesterday, the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) announced that it will no longer endorse candidates, make direct PAC contributions, or publicly earmark donations to campaigns. The organization’s leadership justified this decision by calling the 2026 election cycle “one of the most challenging environments in recent memory.”  "The real reasoning behind this tactical retreat is much simpler: an AIPAC endorsement has become a liability and, under pressure from elected officials and candidates, the group is trying to further muddy the waters. "While AIPAC-backed candidates were coached to say as little as possible about Israel, Palestine, and the war crimes being committed in Gaza, candidates backed by American Priorities spoke honestly, with a conviction that reflected where the mainstream of the Democratic Party has shifted. Voters rejected the status quo, which told them that stepping out of line on this issue represented a betrayal or, worse, of strongly-held American values around human rights and international law. "AIPAC’s public relations gambit notably leaves in place its super PAC, United Democracy Project and its associated shell PACs. But the shift away from endorsements and other direct contributions will only serve to make the group’s efforts less transparent. "This retreat does not change the odds American Priorities is up against, but it is a direct response to the success of our efforts in pushing Democrats to listen to their constituents. Until American foreign policy honestly reflects the will of the voters, and the United States’ role in genocide is severed, AP is committed to fighting, spending, and making sure voters know exactly who is paying for their representatives’ silence."