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Also known as Mary Sattler Peltola
Mary Peltola (Democratic) is a former U.S. Representative (2022–2025).
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Peltola 44%, Sullivan 42%: Alaska's Senate Race Is Still a Coin Flip After Trump's Wasilla RallyA Rasmussen poll taken Oct. 12 to 15, as Trump rallied for Sen. Dan Sullivan in Wasilla, finds Democrat Mary Peltola ahead 44% to 42% on first choices. FEC reports show Peltola outraising Sullivan; he has more cash left.
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Democrats Raised $619 Million to Republicans’ $268 Million for the Senate. Yet the Republican Has More Cash Left in Five of the Closest RacesFEC reports through Sept. 30: Democratic Senate nominees raised $619 million to Republicans' $268 million, but Republicans hold more cash in Ohio, Michigan, Alaska, Maine and Iowa. A Daily Letter analysis.
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“Let’s Have Some Decorum Here”: Sullivan and Peltola’s Final Alaska Debate Turns Personal — Lobbying, Staff-Abuse Claims and an Accusation She Had the Questions in AdvanceSen. Dan Sullivan and Mary Peltola clashed over lobbying, a New York Times report on her treatment of staff and accusations about debate questions in their final Alaska Senate debate. Peltola leads narrowly; the race is a toss-up.
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$64 Million in Three Months: Talarico Claims the Biggest Quarter Any Senate Candidate Has Ever Raised, as Q3 Reports Land at the FECJames Talarico raised $64 million from July through September, Politico reported Oct. 15, citing his campaign, the largest third quarter for any Senate candidate. Paxton reported $18 million. Third-quarter FEC reports are due today.
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Alaska Goes to the Wire: Peltola Leads Sullivan 50% to 48% After Ranked-Choice Counting in the Newest PollInsiderAdvantage, Oct. 9–10: Mary Peltola 50%, Dan Sullivan 48% after ranked-choice counting (1,200 likely voters, ±2.8). Alaska Survey Research (Oct. 1–3): 51% to 49%. The polling average: Peltola +1.4, a toss-up.
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Trump in Wasilla: Onstage Pardons, a $5,000 Promise and a Push for Sullivan in Alaska’s Tight Senate RaceAt a Wasilla rally on Oct. 13, Trump pardoned two Anchorage auto shop owners onstage, pledged $5,000 to adults if Republicans hold Congress, endorsed Bernadette Wilson and urged votes for Dan Sullivan, who trails Mary Peltola. What was accurate and what was not.
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$166 for Every Adult in Maine: The Small States Where Midterm Money Hits HardestAdImpact data analyzed by Axios put Senate ad spending at $166.51 per voting-age adult in Maine, $134.65 in Alaska and $66.96 in Iowa — the most saturated races in America.
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Democratic Candidates Lead the Fundraising Race; Republicans Lead in Outside Money. The Biggest BeneficiariesFEC records show Democratic Senate candidates such as Jon Ossoff ($77.3M), James Talarico ($68.6M) and Sherrod Brown ($38.6M) far outraising their Republican opponents, while Republican-aligned super PACs hold the larger cash reserves.
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Trump Flies 3,000 Miles to Alaska as Republicans Triage Once-Safe Seats: “Trump Is Dragging the Party Down”Trump rallies for Sen. Dan Sullivan in Wasilla, Alaska, on Oct. 13 as Mary Peltola leads the polls and Republicans shift money to defend once-safe Senate seats in Kansas, Texas and South Carolina.
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Trump Flies to Wasilla Tuesday to Rescue Dan Sullivan as Mary Peltola Leads Every Round of Alaska’s Ranked-Choice PollingPresident Trump rallies for Sen. Dan Sullivan in Wasilla on Oct. 13 as polls show former Rep. Mary Peltola ahead in Alaska's ranked-choice Senate race. What the AARP and Alaska Survey Research polls show.
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Alaska 2026 Midterm Guide: Peltola Challenges Sullivan in a Ranked-Choice Senate Race, and the Governor’s Office Is OpenWho is on the Alaska ballot Nov. 3, 2026: Sen. Dan Sullivan vs. Mary Peltola, an open governor’s race with four tickets and Rep. Nick Begich’s at-large House seat, with FEC money, the latest poll and how ranked-choice voting works.
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