Susan Hall
I · U.S. House, CO-7 · Tier 4
Tier 4, “Critical / conditions aid”
A third-generation Coloradan and teacher on her third minor-party House run (Green Party in CO-2 in 2012, Unity Party in CO-8 in 2024, now CO-7), focused on campaign finance and voter rights. Her campaign site, written for the 2024 CO-8 race and still up in July 2026, says she has worked for Palestinian liberation for more than a decade and hopes to see “an end to the Palestinian apartheid and occupation within her lifetime,” and that “The US must immediately end all military aid to Israel and restore UNRWA funding,” under a “Free Palestine” heading; it also says AIPAC “must be forced to register as a foreign agent.” Her August 2024 Ballotpedia survey adds that “US labor & taxes should not be going toward harming others, including Palestinians,” that the U.S. should not send money and weapons to other countries, and that it should call for an immediate, permanent ceasefire. No 2026 statement was found; Ballotpedia lists her under the “Reject AIPAC from City Council to Congress” voting group.
A 4, on a thin record from her 2024 run: her campaign site and one survey answer. The site says “The US must immediately end all military aid to Israel and restore UNRWA funding” and hopes for “an end to the Palestinian apartheid and occupation”; the survey adds no U.S. money or weapons abroad and an immediate, permanent ceasefire. That is an end to military aid in her own words, and the site stayed up through July 2026 while she ran again, so it stands as her platform; what holds her short of 4/5 is that she does not name the genocide. Counter-case: a 3/4, since the site still describes her CO-8 race and she has given no 2026 statement or survey.
Open the full card, with votes, money and every source, on elect26 →
elect26 places 2026 midterm candidates on a six-tier spectrum, from 1 (most pro-Israel) to 6 (most critical of Israel).