Today, the DMFI PAC Majority Project announced its general election endorsement of five pro-Israel Democratic candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives, all running as challengers or in open battleground seats that will help determine which party controls the House after 2026.
The endorsed candidates are Bale Dalton (FL-07), Chaz Molder (TN-05), Christina Hines (MI-10), Pia Dandiya (FL-22), and Eliott Rodriguez (FL-27).
“DMFI PAC’s Majority Project is focused on helping elect strong, principled pro-Israel Democrats who can build a governing Democratic majority and ensure that the DSA does not dominate the caucus,” said Brian Romick, President of DMFI PAC. “Democrats win back the House by flipping Republican-held and open seats, and this slate is built around the districts where that fight will be won or lost. Bale Dalton, Chaz Molder, Christina Hines, Pia Dandiya, and Eliott Rodriguez are running serious, well-organized campaigns in some of the most competitive territory in the country, and each of them has a real path to victory in November. We’ll be all-in to help send them to Congress.”
DMFI PAC Endorses
- Bale Dalton (FL-07)
- Chaz Molder (TN-05)
- Christina Hines (MI-10)
- Pia Dandiya (FL-22)
- Eliott Rodriguez (FL-27)
About DMFI PAC’s Majority Project
DMFI PAC’s Majority Project focuses on electing Democrats who stand with Israel as a democratic ally, are committed to confronting antisemitism and extremism, and recognize the U.S.-Israel relationship as a vital national security partnership — while remaining squarely focused on winning elections.
This cycle, DMFI PAC backed Johnny Garcia in TX-35 with a six-figure independent expenditure and sounded the alarm on his opponent’s repulsive antisemitism. In California’s 48th Congressional District, DMFI PAC endorsed Marni von Wilpert and delivered a seven-figure investment in the race. DMFI PAC’s “Say Anything” ad challenged her opponent’s record and reached more than 8 million voters. Before DMFI PAC’s investment, internal polling had von Wilpert down to her opponent, Ammar Campa-Najjar. These ads moved the race by 10 points, quickly putting Marni ahead and helping her gain momentum to an eventual victory on primary day.
With control of the House expected to hinge on a small number of races, it is essential that Democrats nominate candidates who can both win in November and govern effectively. A full list of DMFI PAC 2026 endorsees to date is available here.