Kelley Dennison
Nothing located has Dennison taking a position on U.S. weapons or money for the government of Israel, or on U.S. aid to Palestinians. Her pledge refuses contributions "associated with any foreign government or entity", naming no one. Voters on her own site have asked about AIPAC money, unanswered so far.
Dennison is the Republican nominee in Colorado’s 2nd District, a 27-year-old who won the June 2026 primary and faces the sitting member.
Her own material was read in a rendering browser. Her July 2026 press release, "Pledge to Refuse Foreign Campaign Contributions", pledges "to not receive, and return any campaign contributions associated with any foreign government or entity" and says in terms: "This is not a condemnation of any particular political entity or peoples, but a philosophical stance I believe in." It names no country and no organization, and this card does not convert it into a position on Israel or any lobby.
Her site runs an "Ask Kelley" question page where voters have posted questions ("Will you accept AIPAC donations?" and what steps she would take against "xenophobia, Islamophobia, and antisemitism") with no posted answers from her located.
Nothing located has her addressing U.S. military aid, weapons, the conflict, or aid to Palestinians. The questions are already sitting on her own page; her answers would go here, in her own words. You are better placed to get an answer than we are: ask Dennison directly, or at a forum, and send us the reply.
Research
U.S. military aid and weapons to Israel
- Nothing located.
U.S. aid to Palestinians
- Nothing located.
Characterization of the conflict
- Nothing located.
Related rhetoric and lobbying
- [Position, 2026-07-06] Her "Pledge to Refuse Foreign Campaign Contributions", verified in a rendering browser: refuses contributions "associated with any foreign government or entity"; explicitly "not a condemnation of any particular political entity or peoples". General; names no one. The research reported she "pledged not to accept campaign funds from pro-Israel lobbying groups like AIPAC"; her release says no such thing, and that sharpening is excluded.
- [Reported, uncorroborated, unopenable source] An account that she displayed a shirt reading "I don’t accept AIPAC money" at a voter event, from a third-party Facebook photo post that does not open. Reported here as that; nothing claimed. It is not yet confirmed.
- [Open questions, read 2026-08-21] Her Ask Kelley page carries voter questions on AIPAC donations and antisemitism with no posted answers located; recorded because the questions sit on her own site.
- No tracked funding badge appears because no committee support is recorded for her.
Safety and antisemitism (context)
- The unanswered Ask-Kelley questions above are the only located material.
Where the absence was checked
- [Consulted, read 2026-08-21] Her site, press page and question page, all rendered in a browser (the site serves text by script; the page serves only its framing to automated readers). No Israel, Gaza or Palestine content beyond the items above.
Race and status context
- Republican nominee facing the sitting member, whose card carries its own record. She has held no office, so there are no recorded votes on this card.
Also in this race: Joe Neguse (Democrat) · All Colorado candidates.
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