Adam Withrow

During his 2024 House run Withrow signed a pledge committing signers to vote against sending any more U.S. money or weapons to the government of Israel until conditions were met; Colorado Public Radio reported the signature. He has never stated it in his own words (research).

Withrow is the Unity Party's nominee for the U.S. Senate in Colorado. He has not held federal office, so there are no votes on this card.

His one act in scope belongs to a different race. Running for a Colorado House seat in 2024, he signed the Ceasefire Coalition Candidate Pledge, started that January by an independent congressional candidate in Ohio. Signers commit, as members of Congress, to "speak out and vote against sending any more money or weapons to Israel" until the government of Israel implements a permanent ceasefire and negotiates the release of all hostages and prisoners, ends its military occupation of the Gaza Strip, the West Bank, East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights, and allows humanitarian aid into all of Palestine. The same document commits signers to refuse money from the American Israel Public Affairs Committee. The pledge organisation listed him among twenty-two congressional candidates.

Two honest limits. The wording above is the pledge's, not his: no statement of his own on U.S. weapons or money for the government of Israel has been found, in his 2024 coverage, in candidate questionnaires, or across his 2026 Senate site. And the pledge's own pages have gone, which is why the card cites the radio report rather than the pledge.

What his current campaign does say is general. Under "Anti-War, Every War" it says "It is not in our best interest to prop up brutal regimes, nor is it in our interest to fund conflicts against our business competitors", and that the United States has "long since abandoned even the appearance of the moral high ground". His foreign aid page says the United States "should not prop up nations engaged in apartheid or conquest." No country is named on either page, and this card does not name one for him.

Research

U.S. military aid and weapons to Israel

[Position, 2024, signature date not established] Signed the Ceasefire Coalition Candidate Pledge during his 2024 campaign for a Colorado House seat. The pledge text: "We hereby pledge as members of Congress we will speak out and vote against sending any more money or weapons to Israel until: 1. Israel implements a permanent ceasefire and negotiates the release of all hostages and prisoners between Israel and Palestine 2. Israel ends its military occupation of the Gaza Strip, West Bank, East Jerusalem, & Golan Heights 3. Israel allows humanitarian aid into all of Palestine." Direction named: against further U.S. money and weapons to the government of Israel, conditionally.
Source problems, stated plainly. The pledge exists only as an image on a site that is now off the internet, and the two archived addresses this record holds, https://web.archive.org/web/20240831104831/https://www.ceasefirepledge.com/ccc-endorsed-candidates and the archived copy of the pledge graphic, both returned 503 when we tried them on 2026-08-17, twice. Neither is linked. What can still be opened, and what the card therefore cites, is Colorado Public Radio's report of 2024-10-16: "Withrow has signed onto a ceasefire pledge." The station did not name which pledge.
The listing page was titled endorsed candidates, but the pledge's own instructions show the listing records a candidate endorsing the pledge, not a group endorsing the candidate. It is carried as his action, not as an endorsement of him.
[Position, read 2026-08-18] His campaign's "Anti-War, Every War" platform: "It is not in our best interest to prop up brutal regimes, nor is it in our interest to fund conflicts against our business competitors. While military readiness is important, global dominance is foolish and impossible. It is a waste of both lives and money to try, and we have long since abandoned even the appearance of the moral high ground." Confirmed word for word. General opposition to foreign military funding, naming no recipient.

U.S. aid to Palestinians

Carried inside the pledge's third condition above. Nothing separate located.

Characterization of the conflict

[Position, read 2026-07-29] His 2026 campaign's foreign aid page: "We should not prop up nations engaged in apartheid or conquest. Brutal regimes should fend for themselves." No country is named on the page and none is supplied here.
[Attributed by another candidate, 2024-10-21] In Yellow Scene magazine's 2024 election guide, a different Unity Party candidate writes in his own answer: "I join Susan Hall, Ron Tupa, and Adam Withrow as Unity Party candidates calling for peace with justice and respect for human rights in Palestine and Israel." That sentence is the other candidate's, and the rest of that answer, which supports an arms embargo and the genocide case at the International Court of Justice, is his own and is NOT Withrow's. Recorded here for completeness, and nothing from it is attributed to Withrow.

Related rhetoric and lobbying

The pledge also commits signers "to not accept any money from AIPAC due to their lobbying efforts against a Ceasefire". Recorded as part of the pledge, not as a separate weapons or funding position.
[Position, read 2026-08-18] His campaign site says he is "not serving the interests of any corporation, political party, foreign government, or industry". A general statement about influence, naming nobody.
No money from any tracked committee appears on his record.

Safety and antisemitism (context)

Nothing located.

Race and status context

Unity Party nominee for the U.S. Senate per Ballotpedia and his profile. His tracked vote cells are all not-in-office. The Colorado Secretary of State's historical candidate record carries his earlier run.
Identity chain between the 2024 candidate and the 2026 candidate confirmed through the American Promise candidate record, which carries the same 2024 campaign domain the pledge listed.
Two other candidates in this race have their own cards in this batch.