This scorecard contains a selection of positive actions taken for Palestinian rights during the 119th Congress (2025-2026). If your Senator does not appear in the scorecard, it means that they did not support any of the selected actions.

Student Letters: These letters criticized the Trump administration’s crackdown on free speech in support of Palestinian rights and the targeting and unconstitutional detention of noncitizen students who support Palestinian rights. Senators received a positive score if they signed on to at least one of the following letters in support of Mahmoud Khalil (led by Sen. Peter Welch) and Rümeysa Öztürk (led by Sen. Elizabeth Warren and others).

S.Res.68: This resolution opposes the deployment of the US military to take over Gaza in response to President Trump’s proposal for the ethnic cleansing and US military occupation of the area. Senators received a positive score if they cosponsored this resolution.

S.898: This bill would restore US funding to UNRWA and would rescind or repeal prohibitions on it, including President Trump’s executive order that blocked funding. Senators received a positive score if they cosponsored this bill.

S.Res.224: This resolution calls for the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza in response to Israel’s blockade on its entry. Senators received a positive score if they cosponsored this resolution.

JRDs: Roll Call Vote 165 on S.J.Res.33, Roll Call Vote 166 on S.J.Res.26: These resolutions would have blocked the delivery of JDAMs and 2,000-pound, 500-pound, and small diameter bombs to Israel. Senators receiving a positive score voted for at least one of these resolutions.

S201 - Nomination of Mike Huckabee: Mike Huckabee, who has a long record of anti-Palestinian racism, was nominated to be the US Ambassador to Israel. Senators received a positive score if they voted against his nomination.