Jena Nelson
No statement, act, questionnaire answer or social post of Jena Nelson's about U.S. weapons or U.S. money going to the government of Israel was found, at any date and in either direction. The coverage of her congressional campaign is uniformly domestic: education, health care, Social Security, veterans and costs. Her campaign issues page carries headings on Oklahoma values, Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, national security, veterans, and economic security and inflation, and none of them mentions Israel, Gaza, foreign aid, U.S. weapons or arms transfers. The heading that would most plausibly carry such a position, national security, is entirely about the border and immigration. The page is undated but is her live 2026 site. Nor has anyone put the question to her in public. At the Oklahoma County Democratic Party's CD5 candidate forum four days before the June primary, she and her opponent took seven questions across roughly an hour — education and career tech funding, labour organising and the PRO Act, tribal sovereignty, LGBTQ rights, AI data centres, ICE funding and health care. None was on foreign policy, Israel, Gaza or U.S. military aid. That records that the subject did not come up, not that she avoided it.
But What Can You Do? tracks where 2026 candidates stand on U.S. weapons and funding for the government of Israel. Every claim on this page is sourced. Open the interactive card for votes, funding and contact details.