Susie Lee

Democrat · U.S. House, Nevada District 3

Lee backed both 2024 supplementals and rejected every amendment to cut aid to Israel, while opposing the mandated-shipments bill as “dangerous, divisive, and misguided”. In July 2025 she said “the starvation of innocent children is unbearable to watch”, pressing for a ceasefire and aid access.

Lee has represented Nevada’s 3rd District since 2019. Her six recorded votes appear as badges on this card: Yes on both 2024 supplemental aid bills, No on the 2023 IRS-offset bill and the mandated-shipments bill, No on both amendments to cut aid to Israel.

Her May 2024 vote against the Israel Security Assistance Support Act came with a statement calling it "a dangerous, divisive, and misguided bill that will tie both the U.S. and Israel’s hands at a time when coordination and flexibility are critical to dealing with Hamas, Iran, Hezbollah, and other terrorist groups who seek to destroy our ally and kill Jews." In March 2024 she told The Nevada Independent: "We could end the war right now if Hamas surrenders and returns hostages", backing a two-state solution and naming Gaza humanitarian assistance as what she wants in any aid package.

By July 2025 she paired continued defense-assistance support with the starvation quote on the card, and marking two years since October 7 she called it "the single deadliest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust" while noting "Palestinians have also suffered unimaginable horrors". She welcomed the October 2025 ceasefire.

On campuses, her April 2024 statement said harassing Jewish students "is not legitimate discourse" and reminded universities that Title VI violations risk federal funding. AIPAC endorsed her in 2022; tracked support appears as badges on this card.

Tracked votes: backed sending U.S. weapons or funding to the government of Israel in 4 of 6 recorded votes.

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U.S. military aid and weapons to Israel

U.S. aid to Palestinians

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