Danny Minton
No position located for Minton on U.S. weapons or money for the government of Israel, or on U.S. aid to Palestinians. His candidate questionnaire was read in full and contains no mention of Israel at all.
Minton is the Democratic nominee in Texas’s 6th District.
This card previously reported that he had answered "Yes" to a question about ending U.S. military aid to countries committing human rights abuses, including Israel, and quoted him saying "No more funding rogue dictators. No more endless wars." **That was another candidate’s answer.** Re-reading the sources established that his own Lone Star Left questionnaire contains no occurrence of the word Israel, and that the quoted words belong to William Marks, a different candidate whose questionnaire from the same series was sitting in Minton’s sources found.
So there is nothing located on what the United States sends to this conflict, in either direction.
The first search also reports that in July 2026 he opposed foreign military aid, supported an arms embargo and said American tax dollars should be invested at home. No source page was ever offered for that, and given that the questionnaire attribution turned out to belong to someone else, it is recorded on the research page as unverified rather than treated as his position.
What is his, and is not a position on aid: he has pledged not to accept AIPAC money and was endorsed in July 2026 by a group that tracks that pledge.
Research
U.S. military aid and weapons to Israel
- **Nothing located.** His candidate questionnaire was opened and read in full: the page contains **zero occurrences of "Israel"**. He is not asked about it and does not raise it.
- ⚠ **CORRECTED 2026-08-11: THIS RECORD CARRIED ANOTHER CANDIDATE'S ANSWER.** The first search reported that in a survey published 2026-02-02 he answered "Yes" to whether he supported ending U.S. military aid to countries with ongoing human rights abuses including Israel, with "No more funding rogue dictators. No more endless wars." That question and that answer are on the Lone Star Left questionnaire for **William Marks**, verified: the phrase "rogue dictators" appears on Marks's page and nowhere on Minton's. Marks's questionnaire was among Minton's sources found, which is how the two got crossed. The original card's own flag named this exact hazard and it had already happened on this record.
- 2026-07 [Current position; SOURCE DID NOT OPEN; now doubly doubtful]: The first search reports he reiterated opposition to foreign military aid, supported an arms embargo, and said American tax dollars should be invested in domestic communities rather than funding wars overseas. No url was ever offered for it. Given that the questionnaire attribution on this record proved to be another candidate's, this unsourced item is not treated as his.
U.S. aid to Palestinians
- Nothing located, in either direction.
Characterization of the conflict
- 2026-07 [SOURCE DID NOT OPEN]: The first search reports he characterised operations in Gaza as part of an "endless war". Same missing source page, same doubt as above.
Rhetoric and lobbying
[A money-refusal pledge must never read as a weapons or funding position.]
- 2026-03 [Current position]: Candidate profiles noted his commitment to refuse support or funding from AIPAC.
- 2026-07-18 [Current position; SOURCE DID NOT OPEN]: He shared an endorsement from Track AIPAC confirming that pledge. Its source page, a post on his own campaign page, would not open, as did his page root.
- [Consulted]: A Track AIPAC post about super PAC spending supporting a different candidate. An advocacy source, which never carries a card.
Safety and antisemitism
- The first search’s own verdict: no recorded public statements, platform positions or campaign actions addressing safety or antisemitism.
Sources consulted and read
- His own questionnaire, read in full: no Israel content.
- His Ballotpedia page.
Consulted and unusable
- William Marks's questionnaire, a different candidate, which is the source of the answer this record previously carried.
- Two of his own campaign Facebook urls would not open.
Not found
- No position located on U.S. weapons, arms sales or military funding for the government of Israel.
- No position located on U.S. aid to Palestinians.
- This is a record of what was checked on 2026-08-11, not a claim that no statement exists anywhere. He simply was not asked in the one questionnaire located for him.
Also in this race: Jake Ellzey (Republican) · All Texas candidates.
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