Mary Peltola

Markey blocks Sullivan's attempt to fast-track bycatch bill through the Senate

“raked in nearly $300,000 from the trawling industry”

Peltola leads the poll. Sullivan leads the voters most likely to show up.

Republican super PAC reports $410,000 spent in Alaska Senate race

Alaska's tribal college wins federal money for students and food knowledge

“in Kaktovik, a community outside of Utqiagvik in the North Slope, a 60 Tablet container of Advil was $68”

Sullivan's bycatch bill advances from Senate committee

“I led the fight for legislation to reduce bycatch and bottom trawling, permanently protect the Bristol Bay fishery, strengthen our seafood supply chain, and improve fishery resilience and management.”

Sullivan's bycatch bill reaches its first Senate committee test

“my opponent chose to reel in hundreds of thousands of dollars from trawlers and refuse to take action”

In Kodiak, Sullivan and Peltola agreed on the problems and fought over the fix

“We have NOAA bycatch rules on the books now that are not being enforced. Let's just start with enforcing the rules we have.”

Most of Alaska labor backs Peltola. Sullivan took some anyway.

“My position was clear – workers deserve adequate sick leave – and I was proud to stand up to anyone to fight for that right.”

A Koch-backed group spent the same for Sullivan as against Peltola in one filing

Trump says he will campaign in Alaska for Sen. Dan Sullivan

Sullivan and Peltola clash in a combative first forum, previewing a bitter Senate race

“I'm very much in favor of the Seven County infrastructure versus Eagle County decision. I think that that needs to be codified.”

The pipeline right-of-way comment window got another week

“TAPS has just been such a critical part of the Alaskan economy”

Peltola out-raised and out-spent Sullivan, and enters the general election with less cash

“Last night’s result was a product of months of traveling to every corner of the state, and while I wouldn’t do anything differently, that means we’re heading into the general election with a huge cash-on-hand disadvantage.”

Kamala Harris tried to help Mary Peltola, and both Alaska campaigns pushed back

Peltola's first general election ad, out a day after the primary, runs against her own party.

“And I’ll take on anyone, including Democrats, anyone in the Lower 48, who doesn’t understand what Alaska needs.”

Alaska primary: who advanced and what passed, in unofficial results

Sealaska endorses Peltola for U.S. Senate

“Sealaska understands firsthand the devastating impacts of rising costs and decreasing salmon, halibut and herring runs, which is why it’s a tremendous honor to receive their endorsement”

Alaskans vote today in a primary narrowing the governor, Senate and House races

A progressive firm's Alaska poll: two-thirds worry about the basics, and a simulated Senate race favors Peltola

Trump takes aim at Alaska's U.S. Senate Primary Election

Money floods a dead-even Alaska Senate race

A state filing ties $1.5 million from Musk to Alaska's ranked-choice voting repeal

Peltola's energy platform draws fire from both sides in the race

“Alaska has always been a leader in energy production, and as an independent voice for Alaskans, I will always stand up to anyone to invest in Alaska energy production so that we can create good-paying jobs and lower energy costs”

Alaska's Senate race is on pace to shatter spending records — before a primary that decides nothing

Super PACs report nearly $1 million in Alaska Senate spending on a single day

The NRA gives Begich an F and three Republican tickets A+

National money is pouring into Alaska's two big races, on every side

Record outside money floods Alaska's Senate race from both sides

Outside money keeps flowing into the Alaska Senate race — mostly against Sullivan

Begich holds front-runner's edge as Hill emerges from the field to challenge him

Alaska labor splits in the Senate race as AFL-CIO back Peltola and building trades back Sullivan

Supreme Court upholds the mail-ballot rule rural Alaska relies on

“Our elections aren’t “rigged” – but the system in DC is.”

Peltola campaign launches salmon video game attacking Sullivan over trawling

Alaska science runs on NSF money, and the money has slowed

Peltola out-raises Sullivan, who still has more cash banked

“my opponent is backed by several DC super PACs that are pouring tens of millions of dollars into this race to attack me and prop him up.”

Alaska Democrats hold a volunteer picnic ahead of primary election

Sullivan campaign ad features veteran the VA told to leave Alaska for care

Peltola challenges Sullivan for Alaska's U.S. Senate seat

Alaska ballot will show two Dan Sullivans differently — here's what voters need to know

Peltola reports $16 million raised, accuses Sullivan of taking $400K from trawling industry

“My opponent, Dan Sullivan, has taken nearly $400,000 from the trawling industry, all while everyday Alaskans struggle fill their freezers with the fish we depend on to survive.”

Sullivan ad misleads on Peltola's military vote, fact-checkers find, as Senate race tightens

“lying about her record”

Peltola puts numbers on rural fuel crisis: $21 a gallon in Noatak, $15 coming for St. Mary's

“The few refineries that we have, most of that product goes to the military, which is great. But I think we need to be serious about expanding that for civilian needs.”

Outside PACs pour $2.5M into Alaska federal races ahead of August primary

Peltola campaign opens grant program for Alaska artists

“This campaign is about amplifying Alaska voices from every corner of our state, and fighting for our Alaska way of life.”

NRA backs Sullivan after endorsing Peltola two years ago

“after my opponent and the billionaires and super PACs that back him started spending millions on attack ads against me, the New York Times/Siena University poll released this month shows us down two points.”

TCC and Interior Native Vote host candidate mixers in Fairbanks before August primary

Alaska's newsroom is auditing what AI tells voters — and it keeps changing

“my opponent, Dan Sullivan, is the least popular senator up for reelection, and Alaskans want someone who will fight for their healthcare, jobs, disaster relief, and public media”

Conservative groups back Sullivan, one with a six-figure ad buy

Peltola posts a record $7 million quarter in the Alaska Senate race

“Alaskans want solutions to rising costs, scarcity, and a rigged system in DC that is putting special interests first. It's going to take all of us, but together we'll take on the rigged system in DC, lower costs, and restore abundance to our fisheries. I'm so grateful for the overwhelming support we've received from Alaskans, and we're going to keep going everywhere and talking to everyone to win this race and put Alaska first.”

Peltola calls for 12-year congressional term limits, asks Alaska legislature to act

“To those who serve in the House of Representatives or the Senate, if you can't get something worthwhile done in 12 years, it's time to go home.”