“Mary’s had her boots on the ground, on the river banks, in the mud; just like all us Alaskans. She gets it.”
ALASKA – Today, the United States Senate campaign for lifelong Alaskan and former fishing boat captain Mary Peltola launched its first TV ad of the cycle, “We Stick Together,” a 60-second spot airing statewide featuring families, fishermen, and Alaskans of all ages talking about Mary’s deep Alaska roots and continued fight to put Alaska first.
The ad will also run on CTV and digital platforms reaching Alaskans across the state.
As Alaskans have faced crushing price hikes, declining fish populations, and an assault on the Alaska way of life from out of touch Lower 48 special interests – they know Mary will always fight for them. That’s why more than 4,500 Alaskans have signed up to join the team, why Mary is receiving support from every borough and census area in Alaska, and why Alaskans will send Mary Peltola to the Senate to fix the rigged system in DC this November.
“Mary knows the struggles facing Alaskans because she’s lived them,” said Alaskans for Mary Campaign Manager Elisa Rios. “While Dan Sullivan continues to sell out Alaska to his special interest backers like Big Pharma and Lower 48 corporations who are jacking up prices on Alaska families, Mary has been on the ground with her boots in the mud working with communities across the state rallying Alaskans to defend our way of life. Alaskans will elect Mary this November because she’ll always be an independent voice for the state who will stand up to the rigged system in DC and put Alaska first.”
SCRIPT:
ALASKAN ONE: When I think of an Alaskan I think about somebody who has a genuine connection to the land and the people and the experience of living and growing and raising a family.
ALASKAN TWO: Alaskans we stick together, no matter what.
ALASKAN THREE: We’re all tough, we’re gritty, and we work together to solve the problems in our community, no matter what your background is.
ALASKAN FOUR: Mary Peltola will listen to working families, she will listen to small farmers and fisherman.
MARY PELTOLA Every Alaskan I have ever known no matter how young, no matter how old, no matter where they’re from, deeply understand the importance of making sure our kids and grandkids and all the generations after us have the same kind of abundance that we had. We can get back there if we’re all working on this together.
ALASKAN FIVE: I think she gets me.
ALASKAN SIX: Mary’s had her boots on the ground, on the riverbanks, in the mud, just like all us Alaskans. I think she gets it.
ALASKAN FIVE: Mary knows us Alaskans. She’s going to put us first.
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