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Mary Peltola Campaign Launches “DanLovesDataCenters.com” Slamming Dan Sullivan’s Self-Dealing Support for Price-Hiking Data Centers

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Website spotlights Dan Sullivan’s recently exposed financial ties to data centers as he pushes development on Alaskans despite overwhelming community opposition

Today, after it was recently revealed that Dan Sullivan has personally profited from data center development, the Alaskans for Mary campaign launched DanLovesDataCenters.com, a website slamming Dan Sullivan for pushing data centers across Alaska while they threaten to raise energy costs for Alaskans.

The site is tied to the campaign’s seven-figure broadcast and CTV ad blitz holding Sullivan accountable for his financial ties to data centers as Alaskans overwhelmingly oppose proposed projects in the state. Alaskans for Mary will be running digital ads across social media platforms in the closing week of the campaign to direct Alaskans to DanLovesDataCenters.com to inform Alaskans on Sullivan’s self-interest in data center development.

“This is just the latest example of Dan Sullivan’s self-enriching behavior,” said Alaskans for Mary Campaign Manager Cheryl Bruce. “Time and time again, he’s used his office to enrich himself and his campaign donors at the expense of Alaskans, while raising prices and gutting programs Alaskans rely on. As Alaska’s next U.S. Senator, Mary will end Dan Sullivan’s corruption and put Alaskans first – not Lower 48 special interests, ultra-wealthy corporations, or campaign donors.”

The website details how, as reporting revealed last week, Dan Sullivan is pushing for aggressive data center development – which he has personally profited from – in direct opposition to the will of Alaskans as they threaten to raise energy prices across the state. As skyrocketing energy prices driven by the Sullivan-supported war in Iran dominate the Senate race, Sullivan’s largest investment – RPM International – is raking in profits from data center development.

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