Samir Witta
I · U.S. House, CO-6 · not rated
No position on weapons or aid to Israel found, but his campaign videos fault U.S. spending on the war in Gaza and blame Netanyahu for the Iran war. An unaffiliated oncologist running on healthcare costs, rent and HOA increases and money in politics, he attacks the district’s representative over pro-Israel money: a campaign video on his home page, “Who Your Representative Answers To,” says “our representative received approximately 228,000 in support from pro-Israel PAC and donors” and contrasts “hundreds of billions of dollars for overseas conflicts” with local costs. In another, “I Answer Only to You” (October 2026), he says of Rep. Jason Crow: “He complains about the war in the Middle East, but where was he on peace in Europe and Gaza when it’s costing you more than $200 billion?” A June 2026 campaign short lists, beside Ukraine and Iran, that “another $22 billion went to the war in Gaza”; and in a March 2026 video he says “the entire world knows that it is Netanyahu who pushed the US to go to war with Iran.”
Not rated: his videos attack an opponent’s pro-Israel campaign money and war spending, count the war in Gaza among its costs and blame Netanyahu for the Iran war; none takes a position on Israel’s conduct, on weapons or aid to it, or on Palestinians. Checked: his campaign site (home, about, issues, news releases and the videos on its home page), his campaign and personal YouTube channels, his 2026 Ballotpedia survey and iVoterGuide’s 2026 questionnaire, which he left unanswered.
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