Adam Withrow

Withrow's only on-topic record comes from his 2024 run for Colorado's 3rd Congressional District on the Unity Party line, not from his 2026 U.S. Senate campaign. During that race the Ceasefire Coalition Candidate Pledge - a candidate pledge started in January 2024 by Michael Harbaugh, an independent congressional candidate in Ohio's 10th District - listed him as 'Adam Withrow (I) CO-03' among 22 congressional candidates on its 'CCC Endorsed Candidates 2024' page, identified by his 2024 campaign site withrowcd3.com. The pledge, published on ceasefirepledge.com only as a graphic, commits signers as members of Congress to 'speak out and vote against sending any more money or weapons to Israel' until Israel implements a permanent ceasefire and negotiates the release of all hostages and prisoners, ends its military occupation of the Gaza Strip, West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights, and allows humanitarian aid into all of Palestine. The same document commits signers 'to not accept any money from AIPAC due to their lobbying efforts against a Ceasefire'. Colorado Public Radio reported on 2024-10-16 that 'Withrow has signed onto a ceasefire pledge', and that he and Libertarian candidate James Wiley both said their stance on international wars, particularly the conflict in Gaza, set them apart from the major-party nominees; CPR did not name the pledge. Withrow himself has not stated the position in his own words in any source found: his 2026 Senate site senatorwithrow.com does not mention Israel, Gaza or the pledge on any of its 29 pages, the home page of his archived 2024 campaign site carries no reference to the pledge at any capture taken after the listing appeared, and his foreign-aid page says only that the United States 'should not prop up nations engaged in apartheid or conquest', naming no country. He has never held federal office, so he has no floor votes on any of the tracked measures, and no money from the tracked committees appears on his record.