Mary Peltola enters the final hours of her U.S. Senate campaign bolstered by grassroots momentum for her fight to lower costs, take on corporate greed, and put Alaska first.
“It’s never been more critical for Alaskans to vote for change – working families are getting crushed by DC price hikes and cuts and the fish that used to fill our freezers are smaller and harder to find. That’s why I’m in this fight – because Alaskans need an independent voice in the Senate who will actually put Alaska first, not corporate greed,” said Mary Peltola. “It’s going to take all of us, but I encourage every Alaskan to get out and vote today to put Alaska first.
Nearly 17,500 Alaskans have signed up to help elect Mary to the Senate, helping knock more than 200,000 doors across the state to talk to their neighbors about the importance of getting out to vote for Mary. Mary’s “every village, every voter” mindset is why she visited over 50 communities across Alaska, traveling by ferry, small plane, float plane, and snowmachine to speak with Alaskans about the issues most important to them. Over the past week, Mary has barnstormed the state, rallying Alaskans in Homer, Kenai, Seward, Juneau, Anchorage, Palmer, Bethel, and Fairbanks to get out the vote and put Alaska first.
Mary is garnering overwhelming grassroots support because of her broadly popular fight to lower costs, save our fish, boost oil and gas production, take care of our veterans, and take on corporate greed and corruption, and because Alaskans know Mary will always be an independent voice for Alaska. While Dan Sullivan voted for a price-hiking war in Iran and enriched himself and his Lower 48 special interest donors at the expense of Alaskans, lifelong Alaskan Mary Peltola is doggedly focused on lowering the prices of gas, groceries, housing, and healthcare, and putting more money in Alaskans’ pockets.
Mary, who has been described as “one of the least loyal Democrats,” and “one of the few pro-oil Democrats,” has time and time again has stood up to her own party to deliver for Alaska – standing up to the Biden administration to secure the Willow oil project, securing an A rating from the NRA, and supporting border security and law enforcement funding. In the Senate, she will fight to unleash Alaska oil and gas, stand up for Alaskans’ second amendment rights, and will always serve as an independent voice for Alaska.
