Mary at AFN GOTV rally in Anchorage
Yesterday, lifelong Alaskan Mary Peltola fired up Alaskans at a “get-out-the-vote” rally to kick off the start of the 2026 Alaska Federation of Natives Annual Convention in Anchorage as a part of her campaign to take on DC corruption, lower costs, and put Alaska first.
“It was so energizing to be surrounded by friends, family, and supporters from across the state as we kicked off the start of the Alaska Federation of Natives Convention,” said Mary Peltola. “As an independent voice for Alaska, I will stand up to anyone to lower costs, take on corruption in DC, and put Alaska first. We’ve built a campaign of thousands of Alaskans ready to lower costs, take on DC corruption, and put Alaska first – and I encourage every Alaskan to get out and vote on or before November 3rd.”
Mary has been a steadfast champion for Alaska Native communities – and in the U.S. Senate, she will prioritize restoring Alaska fisheries, developing Alaska’s oil and gas resources, lowering the cost of housing and healthcare, funding public radio, fighting for the 8(a) program, championing landless legislation, and strengthening the Marine Highway System.
Yesterday’s event follows Mary’s announcements of bold plans to lower costs, save our fish, boost oil and gas production, take care of our veterans, and fix the rigged system in DC that is harming our state, and comes as nearly 17,500 Alaskans have signed up to help elect Mary to the Senate.
