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Candidate for U.S. Senate from Alaska.
Candidate · Alaska
Peltola’s campaign and fishing-policy proposals draw support from many of the independent voters interviewed.
Peltola is polling competitively against Sullivan and has raised more campaign money than he has.
Peltola is one of the two candidates in the Senate race, and the article compares her standing with Sullivan across two polls.
Polls cited in the article show Peltola with a narrow lead over Senator Dan Sullivan.
Peltola pressed for bycatch and fuel-cost measures and challenged Sullivan's record and industry donations.
Peltola argues that Alaska should be able to expand oil and gas production while also pursuing lower-cost and cleaner energy.
Peltola emphasizes Alaska-focused priorities, including Second Amendment rights, border security and the Willow oil project.
Peltola’s campaign rejects allegations of turmoil and problematic behavior reported by The New York Times.
Peltola is campaigning on her Alaska Native fishing background and a tougher approach to trawler bycatch and federal fisheries policy.
Peltola leads Dan Sullivan in the Alaska survey, including after ranked-choice tabulation.
Peltola's announcement of her Senate bid in Alaska is cited as a key catalyst for renewed Democratic confidence.
Former aides accused Peltola of mistreating staff, while her campaign disputes that the allegations show a pattern of abusive behavior.
The article centers on allegations about Peltola’s treatment of former aides as she campaigns for the Senate.
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