It's looking good for Democrats in Alaska.

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Mary Peltola has opted to run against incumbent Senator Dan Sulliva (R) rather than for Governor.

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Having served as Alaska's sole Congressperson (after defeating screwball Sarah Pain(R)) Paltola has statewide recognition and bipartisan popularity.

Ranked choice voting enhances her chances.

This is another GOP seat in the party controlled by Trump that could easily go Democratic in 2026.


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Mary Peltola has opted to run against incumbent Senator Dan Sulliva (R) rather than for Governor.


Having served as Alaska's sole Congressperson (after defeating screwball Sarah Pain(R)) Paltola has statewide recognition and bipartisan popularity.

Ranked choice voting enhances her chances.

This is another GOP seat in the party controlled by Trump that could easily go Democratic in 2026.



Polymarket has her odds of winning at only 49% against Sullivan's 47%.

That will change after Trump's endorsement of Sullivan in the MAGA state of Alaska.
 
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I heard she's one of those "outlaw fossil fuels" wackjobs. Sturdy people don't vote for Democrats.

She would be the most idiotic choice for a state whose main source of income is oil. :laughing0301:
 
The Senate and Alaska would be a bonus, but Peltola makes it possible.

Trump is taking his toll on the GOP:

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Mary Peltola has opted to run against incumbent Senator Dan Sulliva (R) rather than for Governor.


Having served as Alaska's sole Congressperson (after defeating screwball Sarah Pain(R)) Paltola has statewide recognition and bipartisan popularity.

Ranked choice voting enhances her chances.

This is another GOP seat in the party controlled by Trump that could easily go Democratic in 2026.



That would be seismic shift in Alaska Politics.
 
She would be the most idiotic choice for a state whose main source of income is oil. :laughing0301:
What do you know about her voting record regarding oil?

... Alaska voters view Peltola more favorably than they do Sullivan, the poll found. Peltola’s favorability was a net positive of 4 points (48 percent favorable to 44 percent unfavorable), while Sullivan’s was a negative five (42 percent favorable to 47 percent unfavorable).
An Alaska Survey Research poll earlier in January found Peltola with a 2-point lead (48 percent to 46 percent). It surveyed 1,988 likely voters from January 8-11, 2026, and had a margin of error of plus or minus 2.2 percentage points. A Data for Progress poll last year found her with a single-point lead (46 percent to 45 percent). It surveyed 823 likely voters from October 17-23, 2025, and had a margin of error of plus or minus 3 percentage points.
 
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