HAMMERANDCRESCENT.COMA SOURCED RECORD, UPDATED OCT. 29, 2026627 ENTRIES | 1,874 DOCUMENTED TIES

The Hammer and Crescent Network

Who funds, staffs and elects the Islamo-Marxist alliance in American politics, with the record behind every tie.

I. The map

The whole Hammer and Crescent map: 627 people and organizations joined by 1,874 documented ties, grouped into Congress, CAIR, the money, the Muslim organizations, Gulf money, foundations, government actions, New York, Michigan, the street groups and the Singham network THE MAPOpen the map

627 people and organizations and 1,874 documented ties, each linked to its source. Open the map to search it, follow the money and read any record.

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II. The exhibits

CAIR Action, El-Sayed’s father-in-law and two other sources supplied 37 percent of the money raised by CAIR Action’s super PAC.

UNITY AND JUSTICE FUND (C00881011) | RECEIPTS, JAN. 1, 2025 - OCT. 14, 2026
03/25/2025 CAIR ACTION$10,000.00
03/05/2026 CAIR ACTION$75,000.00
07/20/2026 CAIR ACTION$100,000.00
07/20/2026 TAYEB, JUKAKU$100,000.00
10/07/2026 AMERICAN COMMITTEE FOR MIDDLE EAST RIGHTS$100,000.00
2025-2026 CAIR OFFICERS AND STAFF (4 DONORS)$7,803.00
SUBTOTAL OF $1,067,413.30 RAISED$392,803.00
Transcribed from FEC reports 1915814, 1969318, 2014642 and 2040102. The Washington Free Beacon identifies the July 20, 2026 donor as El-Sayed’s father-in-law; the filing lists a Tracy, Calif., address. See it on the map

Six committees spent $6,964,559 to elect Abdul El-Sayed or defeat his rivals.

FEC SCHEDULE E | MICHIGAN U.S. SENATE | THROUGH OCT. 22, 2026
FIGHTING FOR MICHIGAN PAC FOR$3,632,191.37
FIGHTING FOR MICHIGAN PAC AGAINST STEVENS, ROGERS$2,135,956.93
AMERICAN PRIORITIES FOR$509,526.35
AMERICAN PRIORITIES AGAINST STEVENS, ROGERS$443,674.09
UNITY AND JUSTICE FUND FOR (PAID)$146,266.94
TRACK AIPAC FOR$57,721.63
EMGAGE PAC FOR$22,721.44
REBELLION PAC AGAINST ROGERS$16,500.00
TOTAL$6,964,558.75
Summed line by line from each committee’s periodic FEC reports and its 24- and 48-hour notices. See it on the map

Justice Democrats registered with the FEC at The Young Turks’ address, with TYT’s co-founder as its treasurer.

JUSTICE DEMOCRATS PAC (C00630665) | FEC FORM 1 | SIGNED JAN. 9, 2017
ADDRESS6230 WILSHIRE BLVD #140, LOS ANGELES, CA 90048
TREASURERDAVID KOLLER
FORM 1A, DEC. 22, 2017P.O. BOX 914, KNOXVILLE, TENN.
REBELLION PAC PAYEE, 2026THE YOUNG TURKS, 6230 WILSHIRE BLVD, # 140
From Justice Democrats’ Forms 1 and 1A and Rebellion PAC’s 2026 Schedule E. HuffPost reports Koller co-founded The Young Turks with Cenk Uygur. See it on the map

Tlaib, Omar, Ocasio-Cortez and five more House members on the map cast no yes votes on seven roll calls on Israel and antisemitism since Oct. 7, 2023.

ROLL CALL 152 | APR. 20, 2024 | H.R. 8034, ISRAEL SECURITY SUPPLEMENTAL | PASSED 366-58
DEMOCRATS173 YEA, 37 NAY, 3 NOT VOTING
NAYCASAR, JAYAPAL, LEE (PA), OCASIO-CORTEZ
NAYOMAR, PRESSLEY, RAMIREZ, TLAIB
Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives. All seven roll calls are in Part IV. See it on the map

Cenk Uygur’s PAC paid his own network $10,650 for ads in 2026, $5,500 of it in the race against Mike Rogers.

REBELLION PAC (C00727008) | SCHEDULE E, 2026 | PAYEE: THE YOUNG TURKS
05/29/2026 MEDIA ADVERTISING DENNEY, CA-1$75.00
06/02/2026 MEDIA ADVERTISING GRAY, MO-4$75.00
06/30/2026 MEDIA ADVERTISING OJEDA, NC-9$5,000.00
09/18/2026 MEDIA ADVERTISING ROGERS, MICH. SENATE$2,500.00
10/14/2026 SOCIAL MEDIA ADVERTISING OPPOSE ROGERS$3,000.00
TOTAL$10,650.00
Transcribed from Rebellion PAC’s FEC reports. Uygur is also a partner in Rad Ads, the PAC’s other ad vendor. See it on the map

III. The 2026 primaries: outside money and results

Outside money spent for each candidate or against their rivals, from the committees’ own FEC reports, and how each primary came out. Seven won their primaries, Aisha Wahab advanced and then won a special runoff, and Nida Allam lost.

Spent through the primarySpent after it, for the general election or a runoff, through Oct. 22, 2026
Abdul El-SayedMICH. SENATE | PRIMARY AUG. 4 | GENERAL NOV. 3
$3,752,820+ $3,211,739 general
WON
Darializa Avila ChevalierNY-13 | JUNE 23
$2,882,645
WON
Adam HamawyNJ-12 | JUNE 2
$1,783,740+ $1,421 general
WON
Nida AllamNC-4 | MAR. 3
$1,561,882
LOST
Claire ValdezNY-7 | JUNE 23
$1,184,739
WON
Donavan McKinneyMI-13 | AUG. 4
$1,099,746+ $4,775 general
WON
Melat KirosCO-1 | JUNE 30
$663,818
WON
Aisha WahabCA-14 | SPECIAL PRIMARY JUNE 16 | RUNOFF AUG. 18
$1,792+ $308,016 Aug. 18 special runoff (won)
ADVANCED
Brad LanderNY-10 | JUNE 23
$1,794
WON

Independent expenditures by American Priorities, Justice Democrats, Fighting for Michigan PAC, Unity and Justice Fund, Emgage PAC, New Yorkers for Lower Costs, Track AIPAC and Rebellion PAC, summed line by line from their periodic reports through Oct. 14, 2026 and their 24- and 48-hour notices through Oct. 22. Each ad is counted as primary or general spending by the date it ran. Unity and Justice Fund amounts are what it paid. Results are AP calls; general elections are Nov. 3.

IV. The votes

Seven House roll calls on Israel and antisemitism since Oct. 7, 2023, and one resolution that never reached the floor. The eight members shown cast no yes votes.

H.R. 6126Israel aid, Nov. 2023H.Res. 771Standing with Israel, Oct. 2023H.Res. 845Tlaib censure, Nov. 2023H.Res. 894Anti-Zionism is antisemitism, Dec. 2023H.R. 8034Israel aid, Apr. 2024H.R. 6090Antisemitism Awareness Act, May 2024H.R. 4795Campus Israel-boycott ban, Sept. 2026H.Res. 876Gaza genocide resolution, no voteAJP Action gradeAmericans for Justice in Palestine Action, the advocacy arm of American Muslims for Palestine (AMP), 2026 scorecard
Rashida Tlaib (Mich.)NAYNAYNAYNAYNAYNAYNAYSPONSORA
Ilhan Omar (Minn.)NAYNAYNAYNAYNAYNAYNAYcosponsorA
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (N.Y.)NAYNAYNAYNAYNAYNAYNAYcosponsorA
Ayanna Pressley (Mass.)NAYpresentNAYNAYNAYNAYNAYcosponsorA
Summer Lee (Pa.)NAYNAYNAYNAYNAYNAYNAYcosponsor-
Delia Ramirez (Ill.)NAYNAYNAYNAYNAYNAYNAYcosponsor-
Greg Casar (Texas)NAYpresentNAYpresentNAYNAYNAYcosponsorA
Pramila Jayapal (Wash.)NAYpresentNAYNAYNAYNAYNAYcosponsor-

Source: Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives; GovInfo bill status. H.R. 4795 and H.Res. 876 are 119th Congress measures. Last column: the grade on the 2026 congressional scorecard of Americans for Justice in Palestine Action (AJP Action), the advocacy arm of American Muslims for Palestine; “-” means the member is not graded on its page.

V. How the record was built

  1. Every tie links to its source: an FEC or IRS filing, a court or government record, the organization’s own page, a news report or a documented research report. The kind of record is shown with each tie.
  2. Each tie was checked against the record it cites before it went on the map. Ties that rest on a single report or on a claim are labeled that way.
  3. Campaign money is summed line by line from the committees’ FEC reports through Oct. 22, 2026. Foundation grants come from IRS returns, and a grant listed on both an original and an amended return is counted once.
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