Drew Cox
D · U.S. House, IN-4 · Tier 5
Tier 5, “Critical on most positions”
His campaign platform says “not a single cent, or a single weapon, whether offensive or ‘defensive’, should be sent from the United States to Israel,” that “the state of Israel is carrying out genocide against the Palestinian people,” and that the U.S. should stop shielding Israel at the UN and “from international justice”; it also calls for “all necessary measures, up to an [sic] including military intervention” to end the genocide in Gaza. The text has been on his site since at least April 2026 (Ballotpedia capture) and was live in October 2026. A Marine veteran and Purdue visiting instructor, he refuses AIPAC money and lists Track AIPAC among his endorsers; he faces Rep. Jim Baird.
A 5. As a challenger, he has no votes in Congress, so his words are the record. They state the Tier 5 position outright: no money and no weapons for Israel, with the defensive carve-out expressly rejected, alongside the genocide named in his own voice and an end to U.S. protection of Israel at the UN and from international justice. The stance is consistent: the same text appears in Ballotpedia’s April 2026 capture and on the live page in October 2026, his condensed issues page repeats the cut-off of military aid, and he told WFYI in September 2026 that “we, as a nation, should not be giving any more aid to Israel based on what’s happening in Gaza right now.” What holds him short of 5/6 is that no position questioning Israel’s legitimacy (BDS, anti-Zionism, the right of return) appears. His call for “military intervention” to end the genocide does not bear on his stand on arms and is recorded rather than weighed; counter-case: 4/5, on a campaign-only record with no office behind it.
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elect26 places 2026 midterm candidates on a six-tier spectrum, from 1 (most pro-Israel) to 6 (most critical of Israel).