Adam
Withrow

A race-tracking page updated October 11 reported no polls logged for the Colorado Senate race and no polling average, providing no public data to assess Withrow's support.

A campaign-data tracker updated October 8 showed no FEC reports on file for Withrow's 2026 Senate campaign, with no fundraising total available to report.

The Denver Post noted in its 2026 Colorado U.S. Senate candidate Q&A that Adam Withrow did not return the paper's candidate questionnaire.

CPR's voter guide for third-party Colorado Senate candidates summarized Withrow's positions: his first priority if elected would be to raise wages and tie them to the Consumer Price Index. Energy, water, and AI were also listed among his concerns. CPR attributed to him the view that he was 'sick of hearing about working across the aisle' and that the two-party system was 'the laughing stock of the world.'

Sample ballots for Pueblo County ZIP codes 81004 and 81007 listed Adam Withrow as a candidate in the Colorado U.S. Senate race, confirming his appearance on the November 3 general-election ballot.

The Denver Post reported that the general-election ballot order for the Colorado U.S. Senate race was determined at a July 28 lot drawing held at the Secretary of State's Office.