Ukraine Aid Spent in the US
Last updated July 2024
More than half of the aid approved for military assistance to Ukraine in 2022-2023 was spent in the United States of America, increasing our country’s GDP.
Here’s how it works: in congressional aid packages, the majority of funding is appropriated under “Presidential Drawdown Authority.” This allows the president to “draw down” or transfer weapons from the Department of Defense to Ukraine so it can fight back against the Russian invasion.
The money itself is spent on new defense contracts with American manufacturers. Older equipment sent to Ukraine is replaced with newer and sometimes more advanced systems.
Where Ukraine aid was spent (defense contracts)
The new weapons and equipment are manufactured in plants across America. They employ thousands of engineers and factory workers and boost local economies. Not only does aid to Ukraine create new jobs in the US, it stimulates our manufacturing and technology sectors.
Manufacturers benefitting from Ukraine aid
Source: American Enterprise Institute
This funding has been spent in over 300 congressional districts across the United States. Yet one-third of the congressmen representing them voted against providing aid to Ukraine at least once.
Not only did they vote against defending our democratic ally from Russian aggression, they voted against the interests of their constituents and local economies.
Ukraine aid by congressional district
| Congressional district | Ukraine aid spent there | Representative | Party | Votes against aid | Statements against aid |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AK-00 | $565,813.00 | Mary Peltola | D | 0 | |
| AL-01 | $32,562.00 | Jerry Carl | R | 3 | “I’m not going to agree to pay another dollar until I see some real changes out of NATO. And so with a little more conversation about money they were supposed to already have put up... We’ve got so many problems here in this country, shipping more money over there for a war that we have no idea how long it’s gonna take? No one’s given any estimates? No, I can’t support that.” (FOX10 News) |
| AL-03 | $73,177.00 | Mike Rogers | R | 1 | |
| AL-05 | $804,554.00 | Dale Strong | R | 2 | "My concern is about America. My concern is about the southern border. My concern is being sure that the US military has the weapons that they need if we have to enter into any war or conflict.” (1819 News) "I could not in good conscience vote to send billions of taxpayer dollars to Ukraine while our own borders are being invaded." (Press release) |
| AL-06 | $3,261.00 | Gary Palmer | R | 3 | "I’m not supporting additional aid for Ukraine until somebody can sit down with us, and it has to be someone from their side, of what this end will look like, because we’re not going to engage in an endless war.” (ABC 33/40) |
| AR-04 | $2,520.00 | Bruce Westerman | R | 2 | "We want to be able to help our allies and also help keep our industrial complex to stay afloat… All of that said, it has to be a bill we can come to agreement on, and it has to be something that members of Congress feel like they understand what the mission is, and what the objective is, and what the plan is." (AP News) |
| AZ-01 | $49,103.00 | David Schweikert | R | 1 | |
| AZ-02 | $1,934.00 | Eli Crane | R | 3 | "The Establishment is dead set on wedging America into the conflict in Ukraine despite our relationship with Ukraine providing no net benefit to the U.S. We have no business inserting ourselves in this war to defend a non-ally simply to police the world. Continuing to bankroll a land dispute in Eastern Europe that we can't afford... is reckless and irresponsible." (Newsweek) |
| AZ-03 | $31,125.00 | Ruben Gallego | D | 0 | |
| AZ-04 | $359.00 | Greg Stanton | D | 0 | |
| AZ-07 | $478,712.00 | Raul Grijalva | D | 0 | |
| CA-02 | $3,726,376.00 | Jared Huffman | D | 0 | |
| CA-05 | $2,295.00 | Tom McClintock | R | 1 | "It is not an American security issue. That is a European security issue and needs to be handled by the Europeans." (KSEE 24) |
| CA-06 | $3,902.00 | Ami Bera | D | 0 | |
| CA-11 | $260.00 | Nancy Pelosi | D | 0 | |
| CA-12 | $52.00 | Barbara Lee | D | 0 | |
| CA-16 | $910.00 | Anna Eshoo | D | 0 | |
| CA-19 | $727,349.00 | Jimmy Panetta | D | 0 | |
| CA-24 | $4,571.00 | Salud Carbajal | D | 0 | |
| CA-25 | $294,464,517.00 | Raul Ruiz | D | 0 | |
| CA-26 | $337,143,674.00 | Julia Brownley | D | 0 | |
| CA-27 | $1,579.00 | Mike Garcia | R | 1 | "[The White House has] no clearly defined objective, no win strategy, and they’re creating a Ukrainian dependence on U.S. taxpayer dollars while funding a stalemate. The American people deserve answers before any more of their hard-earned money is spent." (X.com) |
| CA-29 | $11,750.00 | Tony Cardenas | D | 0 | |
| CA-30 | $316.00 | Adam Schiff | D | 0 | |
| CA-31 | $8,864.00 | Grace Napolitano | D | 0 | |
| CA-32 | $49,810.00 | Brad Sherman | D | 0 | |
| CA-33 | $32,275.00 | Pete Aguilar | D | 0 | |
| CA-35 | $1,821.00 | Norma Torres | D | 0 | |
| CA-36 | $57,995.00 | Ted Lieu | D | 0 | |
| CA-37 | $811.00 | Sydney Kamlager-Dove | D | 0 | |
| CA-38 | $130.00 | Linda Sanchez | D | 0 | |
| CA-39 | $802.00 | Mark Takano | D | 0 | |
| CA-40 | $1,525,393.00 | Young Kim | R | 0 | |
| CA-41 | $565.00 | Ken Calvert | R | 0 | |
| CA-42 | $5,634.00 | Robert Garcia | D | 0 | |
| CA-43 | $66,237.00 | Maxine Waters | D | 0 | |
| CA-44 | $5,427.00 | Nanette Barragan | D | 0 | |
| CA-45 | $4,536.00 | Michelle Steel | R | 0 | |
| CA-46 | $14,154.00 | Lou Correa | D | 0 | |
| CA-47 | $2,819,094.00 | Katie Porter | D | 0 | |
| CA-49 | $34,312.00 | Mike Levin | D | 0 | |
| CA-50 | $1,630.00 | Scott Peters | D | 0 | |
| CO-01 | $51,363.00 | Diana DeGette | D | 0 | |
| CO-02 | $1,009,295.00 | Joe Neguse | D | 0 | |
| CO-05 | $78,893.00 | Doug Lamborn | R | 0 | |
| CO-07 | $51,831.00 | Brittany Pettersen | D | 0 | |
| CT-01 | $370,009.00 | John Larson | D | 0 | |
| CT-02 | $1,744.00 | Joe Courtney | D | 0 | |
| CT-03 | $561,867.00 | Rosa DeLauro | D | 0 | |
| CT-04 | $890.00 | Jim Himes | D | 0 | |
| CT-05 | $1,600.00 | Jahana Hayes | D | 0 | |
| DC-98 | $7,413,195.00 | Eleanor Holmes Norton | D | 0 | |
| DE-00 | $249,801.00 | Lisa Blunt Rochester | D | 0 | |
| FL-01 | $225,684,253.00 | Matt Gaetz | R | 4 | "America is in a state of managed decline, and it will exacerbate if we continue to hemorrhage taxpayer dollars toward a foreign war. We must suspend all foreign aid for the War in Ukraine and demand that all combatants in this conflict reach a peace agreement immediately." (Press release) |
| FL-02 | $220,153,397.00 | Neal Dunn | R | 0 | |
| FL-04 | $174.00 | Aaron Bean | R | 3 | "We have no business spending billions of taxpayer dollars to protect Ukraine’s border before securing our own... I firmly believe Putin is a threat and must be dealt with, but not at the expense of the safety of the American people." (Press release) |
| FL-05 | $13,679.00 | John Rutherford | R | 0 | |
| FL-06 | $9,396.00 | Michael Waltz | R | 2 | "We cannot get a clear articulation of where this is all going, how many times will [Ukraine] have to come back to the American people to ask for money, and how do we get out of this stalemate in Ukraine that Biden’s dithering has backed us into? So border, strategy, before you just talk about blank checks from the American people." (Fox Business) |
| FL-07 | $7,587.00 | Cory Mills | R | 3 | "What I'm against is they way that we have frivolously and irresponsibly continued to write blank checks that has gone to the most corrupt nation in the world, and allowed them to continue to funnel hundreds of millions of dollars potentially into FTX, potentially the Democratic Party, potentially into the pockets of Ukrainians. So the American people need transparency." (One America News) |
| FL-08 | $8,523,261.00 | Bill Posey | R | 3 | Rep. Posey signed onto a letter criticizing an "open-ended commitment to supporting the war" and opposing additional aid to Ukraine. (Press release) |
| FL-09 | $9,599.00 | Darren Soto | D | 0 | |
| FL-10 | $8,812,271.00 | Maxwell Frost | D | 0 | |
| FL-11 | $3,109.00 | Daniel Webster | R | 3 | "While I have supported bills under President Trump that have responsibly provided Ukraine with the lethal assistance needed, I cannot vote for legislation that sends them a blank check." (Press release) |
| FL-13 | $276,134,043.00 | Anna Paulina Luna | R | 2 | "Why is it our responsibility to then give [Ukraine] our tax dollars, our funding, our protection?... They told us that they want to create a mercenary army off of the equipment that we were giving them... We should not be funding mercenary armies." (Firebrand podcast) |
| FL-14 | $11,107.00 | Kathy Castor | D | 0 | |
| FL-16 | $189,006.00 | Vern Buchanan | R | 2 | |
| FL-17 | $2,559.00 | Greg Steube | R | 4 | "I don’t think they have a plan other than shoving billions of dollars to the Ukrainians with no accountability whatsoever." (Fox Business) "We don't need to be giving more money to a foreign government when we have an invasion at our southern border." (Fox Business) |
| FL-18 | $122.00 | Scott Franklin | R | 3 | |
| FL-19 | $463,995.00 | Byron Donalds | R | 4 | "I think the American people are sick and tired or their needs being neglected, while we take care of the rest of the world. And that's one of the reasons why you have members who have issues with Ukraine funding." (The Independent) |
| FL-20 | $1,029,611.00 | Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick | D | 0 | |
| FL-21 | $801,555.00 | Brian Mast | R | 4 | "The spending spree has to stop until the Pentagon can brief Congress on exactly how the money will be used and how it will further American interests. Until then, I’m a no. I’m not going to blindly send your tax dollars to a conflict with no clear goal." (Press release) |
| FL-22 | $36,540.00 | Lois Frankel | D | 0 | |
| FL-23 | $46,790.00 | Jared Moskowitz | D | 0 | |
| FL-26 | $29,735.00 | Mario Diaz-Balart | R | 0 | |
| FL-27 | $48.00 | Maria Elvira Salazar | R | 0 | |
| FL-28 | $39,135.00 | Carlo Gimenez | R | 0 | |
| GA-01 | $191,043.00 | Buddy Carter | R | 1 | "First of all, I don't want to send blank checks. I want accountability. Secondly, Europe needs to be more involved, they're not as involved as they should be. Thirdly, I'd like to see the administration send more lethal weapons, so that we have a plan. I'm fine as long as I can see the light at the end of the tunnel, but I'm not... so that's what bothers me." (WTOC) |
| GA-02 | $95,819.00 | Sanford Bishop | D | 0 | |
| GA-03 | $1,894.00 | Drew Ferguson | R | 0 | |
| GA-04 | $992.00 | Hank Johnson | D | 0 | |
| GA-05 | $2,360.00 | Nikema Williams | D | 0 | |
| GA-06 | $3,863,994.00 | Rich McCormick | R | 1 | |
| GA-07 | $258,065.00 | Lucy McBath | D | 0 | |
| GA-09 | $3,442.00 | Andrew Clyde | R | 4 | "Helping Ukraine as it continues to face Russia’s unprovoked attacks is one thing, but it is fiscally reckless and morally misguided to spend an additional $40 billion on protecting the sovereignty of foreign borders while failing to fund our wall at the southern border, provide relief to Americans suffering from 40-year high inflation, or address disastrous supply chain disruptions." (Press release) |
| GA-10 | $9.00 | Mike Collins | R | 3 | "Most Americans want us to cut spending, secure the border, and defund Ukraine!" (X.com) "I'm not inclined to support any more help to Ukraine... if we want to take care of an invasion... we've got an invasion on our southern border. We are $33+ trillion in debt... Right now we'd better be taking care of America first." (ABC News) |
| GA-11 | $10,325,086.00 | Barry Loudermilk | R | 3 | "I believe in supporting our allies and U.S. interests where freedom and individual liberties are threatened; however, I believe the support must be measured, accounted for, and fully transparent." (Press release) |
| GA-12 | $2,365.00 | Rick Allen | R | 3 | "What we need is a president that says, okay, we’re gonna stop this and we’re gonna negotiate some type of a peace agreement... That agreement might say, okay, we agree that Ukraine will not be part of NATO... But nobody, nobody is demanding." (WJBF) |
| GA-13 | $150.00 | David Scott | D | 0 | |
| IA-01 | $226,376,229.00 | Mariannette Miller-Meeks | R | 1 | "While I believe we must continue to show our support, any aid sent must be clearly defined. A blank check is unhelpful and unacceptable." (X.com) |
| IA-02 | $408,134.00 | Ashley Hinson | R | 1 | |
| IA-03 | $576.00 | Zach Nunn | R | 1 | "While I believe that Russia must be stopped and punished, with American families hurting, sending even more money to Ukraine to help them rebuild their economy is not a good use of our tax dollars." (Press release) |
| ID-01 | $611.00 | Russ Fulcher | R | 4 | "My understanding is we've done well over $100 billion already... You know, the Ukrainian government, it's technically a democracy, but... it functions as a dictatorship... We all know there's some significant problems with corruption there." (ABC News) |
| IL-01 | $13,553.00 | Jonathan Jackson | D | 0 | |
| IL-02 | $1,076.00 | Robin Kelly | D | 0 | |
| IL-03 | $27,625.00 | Delia Ramirez | D | 0 | |
| IL-05 | $709.00 | Mike Quigley | D | 0 | |
| IL-06 | $79,528.00 | Sean Casten | D | 0 | |
| IL-07 | $592,429.00 | Danny Davis | D | 0 | |
| IL-08 | $11,223,697.00 | Raja Krishnamoorthi | D | 0 | |
| IL-09 | $495,814.00 | Jan Schakowsky | D | 0 | |
| IL-10 | $4,548,383.00 | Brad Schneider | D | 0 | |
| IL-15 | $59,188.00 | Mary Miller | R | 4 | "Funding the Ukraine proxy war should not take priority over protecting American citizens from the terrorists, murderers, and fentanyl crossing our border. Biden puts Ukraine first and America last, which is why the House must demand border security before giving Biden a slush fund for foreign wars." (Press release) |
| IL-16 | $313.00 | Darin LaHood | R | 2 | "So we can't give up on Zelenskyy; this is about freedom. But we have to make sure that every nickel of taxpayer money is spent wisely, that its audited in the right way, and that our allies are stepping up.” (WCBU) |
| IL-17 | $2,066,414.00 | Eric Sorensen | D | 0 | |
| IN-01 | $80.00 | Frank Mrvan | D | 0 | |
| IN-02 | $974,151.00 | Rudy Yakym | R | 0 | |
| IN-03 | $22,249,031.00 | Jim Banks | R | 4 | "I’ve heard from our listeners from northeast Indiana loud and clear. They’re saying, ’Enough is enough. We can’t give a blank check to Ukraine without solving problems at home first.’ I’ve always said America can’t lead around the world when we’re so weak at home." (South Bend Tribune) |
| IN-04 | $65.00 | Jim Baird | R | 1 | "While I support initiatives, such as giving members of the military a pay raise and increasing our military’s lethality, these did not outweigh my concerns about pro-abortion provisions in the package and sending more taxpayer money to Ukraine." (Press release) |
| IN-06 | $29,767.00 | Greg Pence | R | 1 | "I think this is part of our inflation problem... I don’t know why we’re paying four times as much for Ukraine to defend itself versus the European Union, or NATO... I think they need to solve problems over there... I will not be supportive of any additional military aid to Ukraine." (The Daily Journal) |
| IN-07 | $513,982.00 | Andre Carson | D | 0 | |
| IN-08 | $226,807.00 | Larry Bucshon | R | 0 | |
| KS-01 | $240,882.00 | Tracey Mann | R | 4 | "Being the leader of the free world comes with great responsibility – both at home and abroad. It is in America’s interest for Ukrainian forces to defeat Russia, but it is irresponsible and unsustainable to continue funding a war in Ukraine without any oversight as to how Americans’ tax dollars are spent. I could not in good conscience vote to send $60.84 billion more to Ukraine without proper checks in place for the $75 billion that America has already sent." (Press release) |
| KS-02 | $14,844.00 | Jake LaTurner | R | 1 | "We can’t care more about Ukraine than we do our own country... The White House continues to prioritize Ukraine while leaving American communities behind. It’s unacceptable." (Press release) |
| KS-03 | $2,923,593.00 | Sharice Davids | D | 0 | |
| KS-04 | $47,360.00 | Ron Estes | R | 4 | "We should support the Ukrainian people in their fight for freedom while also making sure we spend taxpayer funds with accountability. Democrats’ recent bill was 40 billion taxpayer dollars – billions more than the entire U.S. Department of Justice budget. We need reasonable support to Ukraine — not another spending bonanza that will lead to further inflation." (The Kansas Reflector) |
| KY-01 | $77,889.00 | James Comer | R | 4 | "We're very concerned about where the money's going in Ukraine. I can't think of a more unpopular issues with conservatives in America right now than sending any money to Ukraine." (Fox Business) |
| KY-03 | $39,946.00 | Morgan McGarvey | D | 0 | |
| KY-05 | $3,607,880.00 | Hal Rogers | R | 0 | |
| KY-06 | $288,782.00 | Andy Barr | R | 0 | |
| LA-01 | $118,078.00 | Steve Scalise | R | 0 | |
| LA-02 | $3,350.00 | Troy Carter | D | 0 | |
| LA-03 | $5,736,178.00 | Clay Higgins | R | 4 | "I work for the American citizenry, not Ukraine. The United States is being invaded by God only knows who or what at our southern border. I completely oppose any funding of the military industrial complex war in Ukraine." (X.com) |
| LA-06 | $756.00 | Garret Graves | R | 4 | "The Ukrainian people and military deserve our help, but, we cannot continue to shell out billions in American taxpayer dollars for people in foreign countries without helping our own citizens in need in Louisiana. That's why I was a no." (Press release) |
| MA-01 | $40,041.00 | Richard Neal | D | 0 | |
| MA-02 | $25,424.00 | Jim McGovern | D | 0 | |
| MA-03 | $291,994.00 | Lori Trahan | D | 0 | |
| MA-04 | $22,240.00 | Jack Auchincloss | D | 0 | |
| MA-05 | $1,220,804.00 | Katherine Clark | D | 0 | |
| MA-06 | $1,146,350,942.00 | Seth Moulton | D | 0 | |
| MA-07 | $831,420.00 | Ayanna Pressley | D | 0 | |
| MA-09 | $387,208.00 | Bill Keating | D | 0 | |
| MD-01 | $11,786.00 | Andy Harris | R | 2 | "If there is humanitarian monies, nonmilitary monies, or military monies without an inspector general, I’m not supporting it... I think the time has come to realistically call for peace talks. I know President Zelenskyy doesn’t want it. But President Zelenskyy, without our help, he would abjectly lose the war. And with our help, he’s not winning.“ (Politico) |
| MD-02 | $16,191.00 | Dutch Ruppersberger | D | 0 | |
| MD-03 | $8,775,718.00 | John Sarbanes | D | 0 | |
| MD-04 | $410,326.00 | Glenn Ivey | D | 0 | |
| MD-05 | $3,220.00 | Steny Hoyer | D | 0 | |
| MD-06 | $43,491.00 | David Trone | D | 0 | |
| MD-07 | $760,945.00 | Kweisi Mfume | D | 0 | |
| MD-08 | $1,129,909.00 | Jamie Raskin | D | 0 | |
| MI-01 | $1,425.00 | Jack Bergman | R | 2 | "We are no closer to getting a clear picture of the Biden Administration’s strategy for providing U.S. assistance in Ukraine. What has become abundantly clear, however, is that this conflict is far from over — therefore, it is imperative that the Biden Administration be accountable, transparent, and most importantly, honest, with the American people about funding for Ukraine." (Press release) |
| MI-03 | $728,645.00 | Hillary Scholten | D | 0 | |
| MI-04 | $389.00 | Bill Huizenga | R | 2 | "I could not support this legislation because of the overall price tag of $61.7 billion and the fact that it funded programs well beyond just military assistance... We must question whether American taxpayers should be paying the salaries of Ukrainian bureaucrats." (Press release) |
| MI-05 | $140,890.00 | Tim Walberg | R | 1 | "Defeat Putin quick. Instead [of] 80% in Ukraine being used for humanitarian purposes, it should be 80-100% to wipe out Russia, if that’s what we want to do." (CNN) |
| MI-06 | $71,256.00 | Debbie Dingell | D | 0 | |
| MI-07 | $2,553.00 | Elissa Slotkin | D | 0 | |
| MI-08 | $13,101.00 | Dan Kildee | D | 0 | |
| MI-09 | $1,631.00 | Lisa McClain | R | 2 | "The American people deserve to know where their tax money is being spent. The tragedy in Ukraine is no excuse for tax dollars to be subject to waste, fraud, and abuse." (Press release) |
| MI-10 | $20,917,669.00 | John James | R | 0 | |
| MI-11 | $736,950.00 | Haley Stevens | D | 0 | |
| MI-12 | $107,383.00 | Rashida Tlaib | D | 0 | |
| MN-02 | $2,355.00 | Angie Craig | D | 0 | |
| MN-04 | $1,210.00 | Betty McCollum | D | 0 | |
| MN-05 | $483,095.00 | Ilhan Omar | D | 0 | |
| MN-07 | $174,214.00 | Michelle Fischbach | R | 3 | |
| MN-08 | $6,198.00 | Pete Stauber | R | 3 | "Unfortunately, there has been insufficient transparency surrounding the funding and equipment the American taxpayers have sent so far, and European countries have failed to take on their fair share of the funding for this war. I do not make this decision on Ukraine lightly. An America First agenda can coexist with financial support for our allies, but fiscal prudence must be considered, especially when over $100 billion has already been given. The overwhelming majority of my constituents have expressed opposition to additional funding for Ukraine." (Press release) |
| MO-1 | $27,267,112.00 | Cori Bush | D | 0 | |
| MO-2 | $79,771.00 | Ann Wagner | R | 1 | |
| MO-3 | $1,931.00 | Blaine Luetkemeyer | R | 0 | |
| MO-5 | $550.00 | Emanuel Cleaver | D | 0 | |
| MO-6 | $14,919.00 | Sam Graves | R | 0 | |
| MO-7 | $3,253.00 | Eric Burlison | R | 3 | "Russia has been weakened to the point where they are looking for an exit and if we can provide some, you know, some opportunities, some exits, some negotiations for peace, then I think that that’s what America should be pursuing... But us continuing to fund a battle that, you know, in Europe when we have our own border problems, we have all of these other disasters happening in the United States, I think is just it’s inappropriate and it’s insulting to the American people." (Missourinet) |
| MS-04 | $4,927,203.00 | Mike Ezell | R | 3 | "We've already sent so much money to Ukraine right now, and I understand it's a bad situation going on there, but our border's in a worse situation... We cannot send a blank check. We have seen over the years money that has been misspent, misappropriated, used for purposes that it should not be used for. Let's get some total accountability on what we're sending to Ukraine." (WLOX News) |
| MT-01 | $550.00 | Ryan Zinke | R | 2 | "This war is being fought on the backs of U.S. taxpayers. And what's our plan, Mr. President? Is it an endless war? Are we going to continue to feed armament that we don't know where it's going exactly, or how it's going to be used? To what extent?" (Voice of America) |
| MT-02 | $63,668.00 | Matt Rosendale | R | 4 | "Zelenskyy to Schumer: Hey Chuck, the first $100 billion went out the door before I bought a new suit. Anyway I could get an advance on the next payment?" (X.com) "Over the past year that President Biden has been funding Ukraine’s war, more than 110,000 Americans died from fentanyl overdoses. We must address our border crisis at home before defending the borders of other countries." (Press release) |
| NC-01 | $433,960.00 | Don Davis | D | 0 | |
| NC-02 | $3,609.00 | Deborah Ross | D | 0 | |
| NC-06 | $3,163.00 | Kathy Manning | D | 0 | |
| NC-07 | $98,726.00 | David Rouzer | R | 0 | |
| NC-09 | $11,485.00 | Richard Hudson | R | 0 | |
| NC-10 | $3,297,000.00 | Patrick McHenry | R | 0 | |
| NC-11 | $5,736.00 | Chuck Edwards | R | 1 | () |
| NC-12 | $7,565,380.00 | Alma Adams | D | 0 | |
| NE-01 | $62,982.00 | Mike Flood | R | 0 | |
| NE-03 | $16,561.00 | Adrian Smith | R | 0 | |
| NH-01 | $129,398.00 | Chris Pappas | D | 0 | |
| NJ-01 | $196,163.00 | Donald Norcross | D | 0 | |
| NJ-02 | $9,974.00 | Jeff Van Drew | R | 4 | "There just isn’t a need at this point to spend even more. I think we’ve got to get this under control a little bit... I believe in America First. We have to take care of the United States... I just think that, at this point in time, we’ve really spent enough of the taxpayers’ money in Ukraine.” (New Jersey Globe) |
| NJ-03 | $83,406.00 | Andy Kim | D | 0 | |
| NJ-04 | $39,231.00 | Chris Smith | R | 1 | |
| NJ-05 | $877,026.00 | Josh Gottheimer | D | 0 | |
| NJ-06 | $87,358.00 | Frank Pallone | D | 0 | |
| NJ-07 | $5,425.00 | Thomas Kean | R | 0 | |
| NJ-09 | $1,241.00 | Bill Pascrell | D | 0 | |
| NJ-11 | $6,807,569.00 | Mikie Sherrill | D | 0 | |
| NJ-12 | $215.00 | Bonnie Watson Coleman | D | 0 | |
| NM-01 | $666,926.00 | Melanie Stansbury | D | 0 | |
| NM-02 | $115,389.00 | Gabe Vasquez | D | 0 | |
| NV-02 | $1,476.00 | Mark Amodei | R | 1 | Rep. Amodei "said his district is 'hot' on ending Ukraine aid, and that his vote was an acknowledgment of 'varying opinions' on the issue. He also said he wants to see more guardrails put up. 'I want to send a message that things need to change,' he said. 'But I also think that zeroing it out is the absolute wrong message to send to our enemies.'"(The Nevada Independent) |
| NV-04 | $667.00 | Steven Horsford | D | 0 | |
| NY-01 | $246,052.00 | Nick LaLota | R | 1 | "Public support for sending more and more money to Ukraine is cratering, in my district, and others. And my constituents have questions as to where the money is going, what is the actual mission there? I don't subscribe to just throwing more money at winning the war." (CNN) |
| NY-02 | $135,055.00 | Andrew Garbarino | R | 0 | |
| NY-03 | $12,751.00 | Tom Suozzi | D | 0 | |
| NY-04 | $114,135.00 | Anthony D'Esposito | R | 0 | |
| NY-05 | $38,486.00 | Gregory Meeks | D | 0 | |
| NY-06 | $50.00 | Grace Meng | D | 0 | |
| NY-07 | $10,309.00 | Nydia Velazquez | D | 0 | |
| NY-08 | $41,332.00 | Hakeem Jeffries | D | 0 | |
| NY-10 | $31,860.00 | Dan Goldman | D | 0 | |
| NY-12 | $861,439.00 | Jerry Nadler | D | 0 | |
| NY-16 | $134,200.00 | Jamaal Bowman | D | 0 | |
| NY-17 | $569,519.00 | Mike Lawler | R | 0 | |
| NY-19 | $580,487.00 | Marc Molinaro | R | 0 | |
| NY-20 | $433,956.00 | Paul Tonko | D | 0 | |
| NY-21 | $19.00 | Elise Stefanik | R | 1 | "Since before Russia’s unprovoked and illegal invasion into Ukraine, I have strongly advocated deterrence through strength and supported Ukraine’s right to defend itself with lethal aid, including weapons, munitions and training. However, I cannot support billions of U.S. taxpayer dollars of non-lethal aid while Joe Biden continues his failure to address his crisis at our southern border." (Press-Republican) |
| NY-22 | $404,917,672.00 | Brandon Williams | R | 1 | "If the Senate wants Ukraine funding, it can stand on its own. Cramming it through in a CR to avoid a government shutdown is exactly the behavior that the American people are tired of. They want accountable spending, they want everything to stand on its own... I would say that our southern border and Ukraine are not equal issues." (C-SPAN) |
| NY-23 | $525.00 | Nick Langworthy | R | 2 | "I've always been supportive and sympathetic to Ukraine's efforts to defeat Putin, but I could not in good conscience vote for the $60 billion aid bill as it was crafted... While far too many hardworking families are struggling to make ends meet and putting their groceries on their credit cards as a result of our government’s inflationary spending, the last thing we should be doing is paying the salary of a Ukrainian bureaucrat." (Press release) |
| NY-24 | $19,589.00 | Claudia Tenney | R | 3 | "Instead of outlining a long-term plan for addressing the war in Ukraine, we're hastily throwing billions of taxpayer dollars at a problem without a clear solution or exit strategy... The United States has steadfastly supported Ukraine... Europe must do more to address its own security needs. Americans in NY-24 and across the country rightfully expect their tax dollars to be used to support America First." (Press release) |
| NY-25 | $634,848,048.00 | Joseph Morelle | D | 0 | |
| NY-26 | $151,708.00 | Tim Kennedy | D | 0 | |
| OH-01 | $22,323.00 | Greg Landsman | D | 0 | |
| OH-02 | $164.00 | Brad Wenstrup | R | 1 | |
| OH-03 | $356,491.00 | Joyce Beatty | D | 0 | |
| OH-04 | $2,350.00 | Jim Jordan | R | 4 | "No one seems to be able to tell us what the objective is, and you know, I don't think we should be sending a bunch of American tax dollars to some foreign conflict, even though we know Russia is wrong here, unless we know what the ultimate goal is." (WLIO) |
| OH-06 | $2,125.00 | Michael Rulli | R | 0 | |
| OH-07 | $15,312,548.00 | Max Miller | R | 0 | |
| OH-08 | $27,812.00 | Warren Davidson | R | 4 | "While I support the people of Ukraine and their right to self-defense and self-determination, this is not our war to fight." (Press release) "A blank check to Ukraine is off the table. There shouldn’t be any consideration of future aid until the Biden administration provides Congress with a clear mission." (X.com) |
| OH-10 | $97,980.00 | Mike Turner | R | 0 | |
| OH-11 | $32,952.00 | Shontel Brown | D | 0 | |
| OH-12 | $78,113,413.00 | Troy Balderson | R | 2 | |
| OH-13 | $56.00 | Emilia Sykes | D | 0 | |
| OH-14 | $39,009.00 | David Joyce | R | 0 | |
| OH-15 | $56,149.00 | Mike Carey | R | 1 | |
| OK-01 | $1,362.00 | Kevin Hern | R | 4 | "The U.S. has already sent billions in aid to Ukraine. I’ve long promised to never vote for more Ukraine funding without strong border security provisions to protect America. Today, I voted against sending another $60 billion to Ukraine. Border security is national security." (X.com) |
| OK-02 | $1,597.00 | Josh Brecheen | R | 3 | "Ukraine has a long and documented history of corruption... We have so far sent $113 billion to Ukraine and the Biden Administration wants to send them even more. This legislation is needed so that no more of Americans’ hard-earned taxpayer dollars are stolen by corrupt officials in Ukraine." (Press release) |
| OK-03 | $185,751.00 | Frank Lucas | R | 0 | |
| OK-05 | $107.00 | Stephanie Bice | R | 0 | |
| OR-01 | $3,357.00 | Suzanne Bonamici | D | 0 | |
| OR-05 | $342,264.00 | Lori Chavez-DeRemer | R | 0 | |
| OR-06 | $12,658.00 | Andrea Salinas | D | 0 | |
| PA-01 | $578,737.00 | Brian Fitzpatrick | R | 0 | |
| PA-02 | $268.00 | Brendan Doyle | D | 0 | |
| PA-04 | $2,520.00 | Madeleine Dean | D | 0 | |
| PA-05 | $15,016.00 | Mary Gay Scanlon | D | 0 | |
| PA-06 | $5,353.00 | Chrissy Houlahan | D | 0 | |
| PA-08 | $281,512,835.00 | Matt Cartwright | D | 0 | |
| PA-09 | $122,350.00 | Dan Meuser | R | 1 | "I continue to support the provision of necessary defense articles to safeguard Ukraine’s freedom. I also believe the U.S. aid to Ukraine should be strictly military aid. Unfortunately, in addition to not including strong border security, the supplemental funding legislation for Ukraine contained $10 billion in U.S. taxpayer dollars for "economic assistance” to be paid directly to the Ukrainian government without robust accountability measures." (Press release) |
| PA-10 | $798,125,243.00 | Scott Perry | R | 4 | “Our people cannot afford their electric bills, their gas bills and their food bills and before we send blank checks to some other country, we need to take care of our own people.” (CNN) “The House has said over and over again that we’re not gonna be in funding securing other country’s borders thousands upon thousands of miles away while ours are wide open.” (Fox Business) |
| PA-12 | $5,456.00 | Summer Lee | D | 0 | |
| PA-13 | $288,163.00 | John Joyce | R | 3 | "While supporting our allies in their fights against hostile adversaries is important, it is not the job of the United States to bankroll the paychecks and pensions of Ukrainian officials while our border remains unsecured and inflation continues to skyrocket. For that reason, I did not support the Ukrainian aid supplemental." (Press release) |
| PA-15 | $735,677.00 | Glenn Thompson | R | 0 | |
| PA-17 | $6,733.00 | Chris Deluzio | D | 0 | |
| RI-02 | $624.00 | Seth Magaziner | D | 0 | |
| SC-01 | $339.00 | Nancy Mace | R | 3 | "They have yet to articulate how [we are] going to get out of this situation when every dollar we have is given to their country... This administration is putting the borders of other nations first rather than our own. Before anything else happens with Ukraine and U.S. funding for Ukraine, I want to know … what we are doing about invasion and our national security at our southern border." (The Hill) |
| SC-04 | $729,637.00 | William Timmons | R | 3 | "While I believe it is in our nation’s best interest for Ukraine to prevail and defeat Vladimir Putin, I also agree with President Donald Trump that the United States should not be a disproportional backer of Ukraine compared to European nations, and opposed nearly $61 billion for Ukraine." (Press release) |
| SC-05 | $1,960,639.00 | Ralph Norman | R | 4 | "We’ve done our fair share with with Ukraine. And now’s the time to put a stop to it. And let’s address some of the problems we have and have the debate over Ukraine. I’m not saying it’s not an important issue, but we’ve got to take care of America." (NPR) |
| SC-06 | $66,485.00 | Jim Clyburn | D | 0 | |
| TN-01 | $16,136.00 | Diana Harschbarger | R | 4 | "Joe Biden continues to make Ukraine a bigger priority than the American public. It’s time to stop sending your tax dollars overseas and put America FIRST!" (X.com) |
| TN-02 | $8,011.00 | Tim Burchett | R | 4 | "The dirty truth of Ukraine war is we are on both sides of this war and we should stay out." (X.com) "Yeah, I hate it for the people of Ukraine, I hope they win, but we've got no plan over there... We are giving money to fight a proxy war, and that never ends well." (Forbes Breaking News) |
| TN-05 | $29.00 | Andy Ogles | R | 3 | "The President has sent massive amounts of money and equipment with no strings attached to a country which is not an ally of the United States." (Press release) "Biden is sending $325 MILLION more to Ukraine but is turning a blind eye to the humanitarian CRISIS at our southern border? @POTUS stop prioritizing everyone else above Americans." (X.com) |
| TN-07 | $299,842.00 | Mark Green | R | 3 | |
| TN-08 | $2,695.00 | David Kustoff | R | 0 | |
| TN-09 | $13,303,670.00 | Steve Cohen | D | 0 | |
| TX-01 | $238,142,765.00 | Nathaniel Moran | R | 2 | "My constituents are rightfully questioning why U.S. taxpayers have sent more than 100 billion to Ukraine to defend its borders when this administration does little to nothing to secure our own border... this unwarranted, uninvited invasion by Russia into Ukraine needs to be defended and repelled... but it cannot be in a world where the money sent by U.S. taxpayers is unaccounted for and used inappropriately." (Press release) |
| TX-03 | $144.00 | Keith Self | R | 3 | "Today, America witnessed the Swamp at its worst. The House passed legislation to send billions of dollars to Ukraine while allowing a bill to secure our border to fail. Once again, the Washington Establishment is demonstrating its true colors by prioritizing Ukraine’s border over America’s. The security of our homeland should never be an afterthought." (Press release) |
| TX-04 | $166,885.00 | Pat Fallon | R | 3 | |
| TX-06 | $7,266.00 | Jake Ellzey | R | 0 | |
| TX-07 | $465.00 | Lizzie Fletcher | D | 0 | |
| TX-08 | $2,345,995.00 | Morgan Luttrell | R | 3 | "Luttrell said he is against any funding for the Ukraine because those funds cannot be tracked." (East Texas News) "I would have not voted to send as much as we have. I want more guardrails on the amount of money we're spending given the issues that we're having in our country alone." (KPRC-TV) |
| TX-09 | $31,277.00 | Al Green | D | 0 | |
| TX-10 | $160,466.00 | Michael McCaul | R | 0 | |
| TX-11 | $33,402.00 | August Pfluger | R | 3 | "I want to see a list, an accounting, of every dollar that has been spent in the Ukraine. Where it has gone, the effectiveness, how it’s helped their military, and where it all sits right now. Until that happens, don’t expect another dime from the United States government. We are certainly not going to pass (another Ukraine package) as Republicans unless we know where it’s going." (San Angelo Live) |
| TX-12 | $20,841,906.00 | Kay Granger | R | 0 | |
| TX-15 | $150,651.00 | Monica De La Cruz | R | 2 | "I strongly support Ukraine’s right to defend itself against Vladimir Putin’s aggression. However, given the pressing issues we face—from the border crisis to urgent domestic needs, all amid escalating national debt—I could not in good conscience vote for the significant increase in spending proposed by this act without guarantees of bolstering our own border security." (Facebook) |
| TX-16 | $646,050.00 | Veronica Escobar | D | 0 | |
| TX-18 | $354,117.00 | Sheila Jackson Lee | D | 0 | |
| TX-20 | $26,845.00 | Joaquin Castro | D | 0 | |
| TX-21 | $2,334,218.00 | Chip Roy | R | 4 | "With respect to Ukraine, I support its effort to defeat Putin but cannot support sending $60 billion in additional unpaid-for funding, much of which fails to go to lethal aid, without both a clear mission and the policy changes necessary to force the securing of our own border. The Biden administration has still failed to outline a clear mission for U.S. involvement in Ukraine." (Press release) |
| TX-22 | $207.00 | Troy Nehls | R | 3 | "It is shameful that the United States is continuing to subsidize the ongoing conflict in Ukraine while the Biden administration is turning a blind eye to our own border communities and domestic national security posture. Sending tanks into an unstable warzone creates several logistical challenges, further escalates the conflict, and undermines our own national security." (Press release) |
| TX-24 | $1,550,098.00 | Beth Van Duyne | R | 4 | Rep. Van Duyne signed onto a letter criticizing an "open-ended commitment to supporting the war" and opposing additional aid to Ukraine. (Press release) |
| TX-25 | $26,554.00 | Roger Williams | R | 3 | "We all want to support Ukraine, OK? There’s a point though that others have to step up. We can’t continue to send all of our assets to Ukraine. A lot of what we’ve sent to Ukraine should be down at the border.” (Defense News) |
| TX-26 | $188.00 | Michael Burgess | R | 1 | "@POTUS continues to write blank checks to Ukraine before anyone has even laid eyes on the President's budget. The American people deserve transparency!" (X.com) |
| TX-29 | $16,091,905.00 | Sylvia Garcia | D | 0 | |
| TX-30 | $1,516.00 | Jasmine Crockett | D | 0 | |
| TX-32 | $5,090.00 | Colin Allred | D | 0 | |
| TX-33 | $89,239.00 | Marc Veasey | D | 0 | |
| TX-35 | $76,496.00 | Greg Casar | D | 0 | |
| TX-37 | $3,080.00 | Lloyd Doggett | D | 0 | |
| UT-01 | $45,153.00 | Blake Moore | R | 0 | |
| UT-02 | $34,790.00 | Celeste Maloy | R | 1 | "I have always supported arming the Ukrainians, but while America is in debt over $34 trillion, and without certainty our funds will reach the Ukrainian war effort, I voted against sending billions of additional taxpayer dollars to Ukraine." (X.com) |
| UT-03 | $158.00 | John Curtis | R | 2 | "To continue its funding, I am looking to get answers to four questions: 1. What is the path to victory in Ukraine? 2. What is the United States receiving for its investment in the continued war? 3. How are we ensuring accountability of our funding? 4. When will our NATO partners start contributing equal levels of support to ours? I support Ukraine in their war. I support continued funding for their efforts, but these are basic questions any organization would ask in a transaction." (Press release) |
| VA-01 | $97,170.00 | Rob Wittman | R | 1 | "This is exactly why I introduced the Independent and Objective Oversight of Ukrainian Assistance Act — we must account for every American dollar sent to Ukraine. It's unacceptable for the Pentagon to continue failing to comply with these accountability standards." (X.com) |
| VA-02 | $148,473,545.00 | Jen Kiggans | R | 0 | |
| VA-03 | $1,984,604.00 | Bobby Scott | D | 0 | |
| VA-04 | $159,370.00 | Jennifer McClellan | D | 0 | |
| VA-05 | $15,655.00 | Bob Good | R | 4 | "We cannot continue to borrow and spend money we don’t have for wars overseas while failing to protect Americans from the Biden border invasion here at home." (X.com) |
| VA-07 | $4,488,393.00 | Abigail Spanberger | D | 0 | |
| VA-08 | $15,135,430.00 | Don Beyer | D | 0 | |
| VA-09 | $714,331.00 | Morgan Griffith | R | 2 | "I support helping Ukraine in its fight to defend its own borders. But our country has borders that need defending, too, a responsibility the Biden Administration has abdicated." (Press release) |
| VA-10 | $143,298.00 | Jennifer Wexton | D | 0 | |
| VA-11 | $51,870,710.00 | Gerry Connolly | D | 0 | |
| VT-00 | $1,146,238.00 | Becca Balint | D | 0 | |
| WA-01 | $146,679.00 | Suzan DelBene | D | 0 | |
| WA-02 | $4,500.00 | Rick Larsen | D | 0 | |
| WA-03 | $14,165.00 | Marie Gluesenkamp Perez | D | 0 | |
| WA-04 | $114,010.00 | Dan Newhouse | R | 0 | |
| WA-05 | $10,782.00 | Cathy McMorris Rodgers | R | 1 | |
| WA-07 | $48,222.00 | Pramila Jayapal | D | 0 | |
| WA-09 | $13,091.00 | Adam Smith | D | 0 | |
| WI-01 | $16,432.00 | Bryan Steil | R | 2 | "I think it is appropriate to send lethal weapons to Ukraine to allow the Ukrainians to be able to defend themselves. My concern with that bill was the significant amount of humanitarian aid funding that wasn’t paid for. When we see this volume of funding, I think it’s really important that we go in and we are very careful in the use of taxpayer dollars as it relates to foreign aid." (PBS Wisconsin) |
| WI-02 | $25,460.00 | Mark Pocan | D | 0 | |
| WI-04 | $178,936.00 | Gwen Moore | D | 0 | |
| WI-05 | $7,496,800.00 | Scott Fitzgerald | R | 3 | "I strongly oppose [Ukraine funding] in the absence of legitimate oversight and defined end goals." (Press release) |
| WI-06 | $5,660,078.00 | Glenn Grothman | R | 2 | "I am disappointed that this week, aid to Ukraine took priority over the fight to get a handle on our open southern border... I have voted to support Ukraine in the past but since then have repeatedly expressed frustration in the lack of interest by the Biden Administration in working towards a peace agreement. All wars end eventually." (Press release) |
| WI-07 | $755.00 | Tom Tiffany | R | 4 | "America cannot continue to finance an opened-ended European conflict that is depleting our munitions stockpiles and our treasury here at home while encouraging Communist Chinese aggression around the world. Europe should take the lead in encouraging a peaceful resolution." (Northern News Now) |
| WI-08 | $2,897.00 | Vacant | |||
| WV-02 | $65,606,328.00 | Alex Mooney | R | 2 | "Rep. Mooney believes funding for other countries should only be considered when our own border with Mexico is secured first." (West Virginia MetroNews) |