Sheri Biggs
Biggs voted against both amendments to cut aid to Israel and signed a December 2025 letter urging Treasury review of Spain’s arms-trade limits. In a June 2025 statement she affirmed Israel’s “right to exist, to defend herself, and to live in peace”, and spoke at a “Night to Honor Israel”.
Biggs has represented South Carolina’s 3rd District since January 2025. Her two recorded votes appear as badges on this card: No on the amendment to cut $500 million for Israeli missile-defense programs, No on the 2026 amendment to cut $3.3 billion from aid to Israel.
Her June 2025 statement during the Israel-Iran conflict, on her own site, frames the alliance in covenant terms: "By standing with Israel, we affirm that covenant. We affirm her right to exist, to defend herself, and to live in peace"; the statement’s Iran material sits on the research page.
In December 2025 she signed Rep. Tenney’s letter asking Treasury to review Spain’s Israel arms-trade restrictions under the tax code’s anti-boycott provision, verified with her in the signer list. In 2025 she spoke at an upstate "A Night to Honor Israel" church event, presenting Israel advocacy as core to her platform; the source is her own Facebook video, not yet confirmed. Tracked bill sponsorships on terrorism and antisemitism resolutions appear on the research page on tracker basis. AIPAC’s tracked support appears as a badge on this card.
Tracked votes: backed sending U.S. weapons or funding to the government of Israel in 2 of 2 recorded votes.
Research
U.S. military aid and weapons to Israel
- Her recorded votes appear as badges on this card: No on the amendment to cut $500 million for Israeli missile-defense programs, No on the 2026 amendment to cut $3.3 billion from aid to Israel; she took office in January 2025.
- [Action, 2025-12-18] The Spain arms-trade letter, verified with her in the signatory list; also a boycott-enforcement position.
U.S. aid to Palestinians
- Nothing located at any date.
Characterization of the conflict
- [Iran-context, 2025-06-13] The Israel-Iran statement, verified: the right-to-exist affirmation quoted on the card was made in a statement on that conflict, which also prays for Israel and calls on Iran to "make a deal that pursues peace over devastation"; the Iran framing stays here.
Related rhetoric and lobbying
- [Event, 2025] The upstate "A Night to Honor Israel" speech; her own Facebook video, not yet confirmed.
- [Sponsorships] The No Mercy for Terrorists Act (passport denial for Hamas supporters) and a CAIR-designation review request, per bill trackers; reported, not confirmed directly.
- Tracked committee support appears as a badge on this card.
Safety and antisemitism
- [Action, 2025] Co-sponsorship of H.Res. 447 (honoring the murdered Israeli Embassy staffers and condemning antisemitism) and H.Res. 488 (denouncing the Boulder attack), per trackers; reported, not confirmed directly.
- [Statement, 2025-04-24] A Holocaust Remembrance Day social post rejecting antisemitism; social source, not yet confirmed, reported, not confirmed directly.
Race and status context
- Sitting member, nominated. She is a different person from Rep. Andy Biggs of Arizona, with whom she is sometimes confused. Her Democratic challenger’s card carries its own record.
Also in this race: Eunice Lehmacher (Democrat) · All South Carolina candidates.
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