Marty O'Donnell

Republican · U.S. House, Nevada District 3

O’Donnell told the Washington Reporter Israel is “a tremendous friend to the United States and our greatest ally in the Middle East”, pledging to “always stand up for Israel”. Jewish Insider reported he hosted a Nazi-supporting influencer on his 2025 podcast; his campaign says he fights bigotry.

O’Donnell, the composer best known for the Halo video-game scores, is the Republican nominee in Nevada’s 3rd District, endorsed by President Trump.

In a May 2026 Washington Reporter interview, verified against the article: "Israel is a tremendous friend to the United States and our greatest ally in the Middle East. We need leaders that will strengthen that relationship, not ones who pal around with people that condone antisemitism and progressive activist groups that have spread lies about what Israelis have faced since October 7, 2023. I will always stand up for Israel and will fight the antisemitism we witness more and more here in our own country." The same interview attacks Rep. Susie Lee over local figures linked to the Democratic Socialists of America, an opposition attack carried as such, and criticizes right-wing anti-Israel commentators.

Running alongside that: Jewish Insider reported in May 2026 that in August 2025, months after filing to run, he hosted the far-right influencer known as Raw Egg Nationalist, whom JI describes as a Nazi supporter, "on his podcast for a friendly discussion", and that he dismissed accusations against the influencer as not credible. His campaign’s response, quoted by JI: "Marty will continue to fight bigotry, misinformation, and hate toward Israel because it is the right and moral thing to do." Both the report and the response are carried with attribution.

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