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Democratic dark money surfaces behind ‘Decoy Dan,’, expanding on Alaska Story investigation
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 19, 2026 — An outside super PAC promoting “Decoy Dan” Sullivan has received nearly $1 million from a major progressive funding organization. It’s new financial connection to the allegations that Democratic interests are boosting the namesake candidate to undermine Alaska Sen. Dan S. Sullivan. The New York Post reported Monday that Right for Alaska received approximately $990,000 from the Sixteen Thirty Fund and another $1.8 million from Liberty Force Action Fund.
Police surveillance, candidate residency rules, and major spending decisions headline Anchorage Assembly agenda
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 19, 2026 – The Anchorage Assembly faces a full agenda Tuesday, Oct. 20, with competing proposals to regulate police surveillance, a new requirement to verify where candidates live, and spending requests that include a $700,000 waste-to-energy design contract and a $4.23 million port project change order. The meeting also opens the first public hearings on Mayor Suzanne LaFrance’s proposed 2027 municipal budgets and a proposed reorganization of the executive branch.
Monday News Brief: Early in-person voting starts in 3-2-1
Good Monday morning! Sen. Dan Sullivan supports have been rallying around the state, including Meatball the chameleon. Has the tide turned? Happy Alaska Day — observed, that is! The actual holiday was yesterday, but today state workers get the day off, so the DMV is closed, and there should be a few fewer cars on the roads this morning. A few early-voting locations will be open, such as at Midtown Mall in Anchorage. The political world, however, is anything but quiet.
Wilson takes fight against Kreiss-Tomkins to national audiences as Alaska voting begins
THE ALASKA STORY Oct. 18, 2026 – Republican Bernadette Wilson is taking Alaska’s governor’s race to national audiences, using appearances on conservative television and radio to draw a sharp contrast between her plans for resource development and the record of Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins. Her message: Alaska faces a choice between advancing energy and mining projects with President Donald Trump’s administration or electing a governor she argues would stand in their way.
As Alaska considers repealing ranked-choice voting, Honolulu weighs adopting it
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 18, 2026 – While Alaska voters decide whether to scrap ranked-choice voting on Nov. 3, voters in Hawaii’s largest population center will consider moving in the opposite direction, with support from some familiar national election-reform advocates. Honolulu’s Question 5 would establish ranked-choice voting for mayor, City Council, and prosecuting attorney. The City and County of Honolulu encompasses Oahu, Hawaii’s most populous island.
Daily Signal: LGBTQ advocacy groups lobbied Biden DOJ to take action against state transgender laws
THE ALASKA STORY Oct. 18, 2026 – LGBTQ advocacy organizations used regular meetings with the Biden Justice Department to request federal intervention against state transgender policies, according to newly released documents detailed in an Oct. 18 report by The Daily Signal. The records describe exchanges between advocacy groups and the department’s Civil Rights Division, including requests to discuss litigation, school policies, and ways the federal government could oppose legislation.
Alaska Day: 159 years after the flag changed, Sitka remembers
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 18, 2026 – Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins, the lone Democrat in Alaska’s gubernatorial race, boarded an Alaska Airlines jet in Anchorage on Sunday, heading to his hometown of Sitka for Alaska Day observances. His trip comes one day before early voting begins for the Nov. 3 general election, bringing a touch of campaign-season politics to the community’s commemoration of Alaska’s transfer from Russia to the United States 159 years ago.
Deadly fire at Canadian military base sends injured to hospitals across Edmonton
THE ALASKA STORY Oct. 18, 2026 – A fire at one of Canada’s busiest military training bases killed and injured multiple people Saturday, triggering a major emergency response as strong winds pushed flames beyond the installation’s boundaries in Alberta. The Canadian Armed Forces confirmed the deaths and injuries in an early Sunday statement but withheld casualty figures while authorities assessed the incident and notified families. Other reporting says at least seven have died.
Rep. Jamie Allard of Eagle River wins endorsement from Gun Owners of America
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 18, 2026 – Rep. Jamie Allard has received the endorsement of Gun Owners of America in her campaign for reelection to Alaska House District 23, adding the national gun-rights organization’s backing as she seeks another term representing Eagle River. The endorsement brings a prominent Second Amendment voice into a race where organized labor is spending heavily to defeat the Republican incumbent. She is the first sitting legislator to be endorsed by the group.
Early voting starts Monday, but Alaska could wait weeks to learn who won, due to ranked-choice delays
THE ALASKA STORY Oct. 17, 2026 – Alaskans can begin voting Monday, Oct. 19, even though it is the state’s observed Alaska Day holiday. But getting an early start on voting will not necessarily mean getting quick answers when polls close Nov. 3. In competitive races requiring ranked-choice tabulation, voters could wait more than two weeks after Election Day to learn the outcome.
Alaska leads nation in Gen Z net migration losses when population is factored in
THE ALASKA STORY Oct. 17, 2026 – California lost the most Gen Z adults in raw numbers, but Alaska experienced the largest proportional loss in the nation, according to a new LendingTree analysis featured by Realtor.com. The study estimates that 13,684 adults ages 18–27 left Alaska for other states in 2024, while 7,615 moved in. That left Alaska with a net loss of 6,069 young adults—equivalent to 6.3% of its resident population in that age group.
Peltola pictured at progressive donor gathering in New Mexico while her campaign posts focused on Alaska
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 17, 2026 – Mary Peltola has been caught in yet another deception, another attempt to trick voters. She appeared at a Democracy Alliance conference in New Mexico this spring, according to social media screenshots, while her campaign’s online messaging that same weekend emphasized she was busy withAlaska travel, rural fuel costs, and volunteering at animal shelters.
Sullivan, Cruz fan out across state today for get-out-the-vote rallies
Sen. Dan Sullivan takes questions from the surly reporters of Alaska Public Media. By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 17, 2026 – US Sens. Dan Sullivan and Ted Cruz are making a three-stop campaign swing across Alaska on Saturday, with get-out-the-vote rallies scheduled in Fairbanks, Kenai, and the Mat-Su Valley. The Saturday, Oct.
Gowns, tuxedos, and happy warriors: Alaska Republicans turn out for Ted Cruz, Sullivan, Begich
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 17, 2026 – If anyone thought Alaska Republicans were running low on energy heading into the November election, Friday night’s gala at the Dena’ina Convention Center offered a lively rebuttal. A couple of thousand people gathered in downtown Anchorage for the Alaska Republican Party’s gathering, with women in gowns and men in suits and tuxedos. The mood was joyful, the room energized, and the message from keynote speaker Sen.
Murkowski joins Democrats in demanding Pentagon probe over Ukraine satellite restrictions
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 16, 2026 – Sen. Lisa Murkowski joined three Republicans and five Democrats on Thursday in demanding a Pentagon watchdog investigation into reported restrictions on satellite communications used by Ukraine’s military.
Alex Gimarc: Candidate Denny Wells is a ‘moderate’ face for the same Democrat agenda
By ALEX GIMARC Oct. 16, 2026 – The race to represent citizens in House District 15 is a reprise of the 2024 race won by incumbent Mia Costello. Once again, Denny Wells, a registered Democrat, is running for the third time in a row. He lost by single digits in 2024. He won the August primary by 57 votes. This race is shaping up to be similarly close. On the face of it, Wells presents a great public face: young, vigorous, with three young children and former Peace Corps service.
Pro-Hill PAC calls Begich ‘Epstein-class’ while taking $250,000 from actual Epstein associate
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 16, 2026 – Bill Hill is campaigning against billionaire influence in Washington. But a political group promoting his congressional bid reported a $250,000 contribution from billionaire Reid Hoffman, whose actual past association with Jeffrey Epstein is publicly documented. The contrast is particularly pointed because that same group, Wheel Dog PAC, labels Republican Congressman Nick Begich an “Epstein-class elite” on its website.
Wall Street Journal’s Kimberley Strassel warns Alaska risks ‘economic suicide’ by ousting Sullivan
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 16, 2026 — Alaska’s Senate race drew a pointed warning from Wall Street Journal columnist Kimberley Strassel on Friday: Voters could jeopardize the state’s economic future by replacing Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan with Democrat Mary Peltola. Writing from Wasilla, where the WSJ writer lives, Strassel’s opinion column “Alaska Considers Economic Suicide,” argues that Sullivan deserves credit for the state’s improving resource-development prospects under President Donald Trump.
Friday News Brief: Mary reads, Bronson goes rogue, Bill Hill grilled, Taiwan invests in Alaska
Good Friday morning! Mary reads, Dan leads during the Debate for the State. Good morning from Anchorage. If you thought Alaska’s political season might slow down after President Trump’s whirlwind visit to Wasilla, think again! Tonight is the Republican gala, with Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas as the keynote speaker and a room full of candidates, political donors, party leaders, and assorted movers and shakers. I’ll be there, notebook in hand, to see what develops.
Al Gross crosses the aisle: Democrats’ former Senate candidate backs both Sullivans over Peltola
THE ALASKA STORY Oct. 15, 2026 – In an extraordinary break with the party that backed his 2020 Senate campaign, Al Gross is urging Alaskans to reject Mary Peltola and rank both Dan Sullivans on November’s ballot. Gross, the surgeon and independent candidate from Petersburg who unsuccessfully challenged Republican Sen.
In too deep: Hill struggles against Nick Begich in House debate
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 15, 2026 — Bill Hill repeatedly emphasized his independence during Wednesday night’s “Debate for the State,” but left unanswered a consequential question for Alaska voters: Which party would he caucus with if elected to Congress? Facing Republican Congressman Nick Begich, Bill Hill declined to commit to either side, even as the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee works to elect him and has been pushing out social media messages on his behalf.
Mills urges Legislature to fix Alaska firearms law after federal court victory
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 15, 2026b – Acting Alaska Attorney General Cori Mills is asking the next Legislature to clarify Alaska’s firearms laws after a federal court ruling and a change in federal enforcement policy left uncertainty surrounding ownership of suppressors, short-barreled rifles, and short-barreled shotguns.
No popcorn: Trump cancels livestream of Fort Hood killer’s execution, citing public objections
By THE ALASKA STORY Oct. 15, 2026 – President Donald Trump announced Thursday that the execution of Fort Hood mass murderer Nidal Malik Hasan will not be livestreamed, reversing a plan announced by Secretary of War Pete Hegseth. In a Truth Social post, Trump said he believed broadcasting the execution could deter terrorism, but acknowledged objections from people who opposed watching a death carried out publicly.
Interior Dept. expands Denali road access with new daily vehicle limit ahead of 2027 reopening
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 15, 2026 – The Department of the Interior and National Park Service announced a final rule Thursday expanding visitor access along Denali National Park Road, replacing a seasonal vehicle cap with a daily limit as the park prepares to restore public bus service to its western reaches in 2027, after the repair of the Pretty Rocks Bridge.
Senate Resources Committee subpoenas DNR commissioner over proposed 20,000-acre AIDEA land transfer
THE ALASKA STORY Oct. 15, 2026 – In an unusual move, the Alaska Senate Resources Committee, chaired by Sen. Cathy Giessel, voted 5-0 Wednesday to subpoena Department of Natural Resources Commissioner John Crowther over a proposed transfer of nearly 20,000 acres of state land to the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority. The subpoena requires Crowther to appear at the committee’s Oct.
Suzanne Downing: Bronson’s kamikaze campaign sinks into irrelevance
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 14, 2026 – Dave Bronson has circulated a statement re-explaining himself after President Donald Trump endorsed Bernadette Wilson on Tuesday and after the president publicly called him out. The problem is, Bronson’s story keeps changing. He distributed the explanation by text and as a formal campaign statement on Facebook. The wording is substantively identical. The consequential differences are between what Bronson says now and what he said before.
Ted Cruz heads to Alaska for sold-out Republican gala, Sullivan rally in Kenai
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 14, 2026 — Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is coming to Alaska this week for a series of appearances, including a sold-out Republican gala in Anchorage and a Saturday get-out-the-vote rally with Sen. Dan Sullivan in Kenai. Cruz will deliver the keynote address at the Alaska Republican Party’s gala Friday night, Oct. 16, at the Dena’ina Center in Anchorage. His Alaska itinerary also includes private meetings. On Saturday, Oct.
Trump says Taiwan will buy 30% of Alaska LNG output; Taiwan outlines $4.4 billion investment plan
By THE ALASKA STORY Oct. 14, 2026 – President Donald Trump used his Tuesday rally in Wasilla to announce that Taiwan would purchase 30% of Alaska LNG’s production for 20 years, giving the proposed North Slope gasline a prominent endorsement before thousands of Alaskans. “Taiwan has just agreed to buy 30% of the gas coming off the pipeline for the next 20 years,” Trump said at the Curtis Menard Center.
Democrats and Socialists in Congress renew push for 32-hour workweek; Alaska State workers already work 37.5 hours
THE ALASKA STORY Oct. 14, 2026 — Congressional Democrats are renewing an effort to lower the federal overtime threshold to 32 hours a week while also blocking any reductions in compensation and benefits. The proposal would go further than Alaska’s existing arrangement for many state employees, whose regular full-time schedule is already 37.5 hours a week, as established around statehood some 67 years ago. Rep. Mark Takano, D-Calif., introduced the Thirty-Two Hour Workweek Act, H.R. 10323, on Sept. 8.
Sumner, Fields, Himschoot propose signatures and higher fees for Alaska candidates
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 14, 2026 – A former Republican lawmaker, a Democrat lawmaker, and a lawmaker who caucuses with Democrats have joined forces on a proposed Alaska ballot initiative that would require candidates to collect voter signatures and pay higher filing fees before appearing on the ballot. Jesse Sumner, Zack Fields, and Rebecca Himschoot announced Oct. 13 that they submitted an application for the proposal to the lieutenant governor.
Wednesday News Brief: Trump shakes up Alaska's election — now it's all about turnout
A big endorsement of Bernadette Wilson, the announcement about another gasline investment ... and does Dave Bronson call the president a liar? Good Wednesday morning! Sen. Dan Sullivan shakes hands with President Donald Trump in Wasilla on Oct. 13, 2026. ©Al Grillo, 2026 What a day for Alaska! President Donald Trump’s visit to Wasilla on Tuesday was one for the history books, and there’s a lot to unpack. For a couple of days, at least. From his enthusiastic support for Sen.
AGDC welcomes Trump’s gasline remarks, outlines protections for Alaska
By THE ALASKA STORY Oct. 13, 2026 – The Alaska Gasline Development Corporation welcomed President Donald Trump’s remarks about the Alaska LNG Project during his Tuesday visit to Wasilla, saying international interest from South Korea and Taiwan is helping advance efforts to commercialize North Slope natural gas. In a statement issued after the Oct.
Suzanne Downing: Trump went the distance for Alaska. Now it’s our turn to show up
Photo: President Trump speaks in Wasilla on October. 13, 2026. © Al Grillo 2026 By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 13, 2026 – Consider the day President Donald Trump put in just to get to Wasilla. A media scrum at the door of the White House first thing this morning. Then, Marine One from the White House to Joint Base Andrews. Air Force One for an eight-hour flight to Alaska. Another helicopter ride from Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson to the Mat-Su Valley. Then onto the stage at the Curtis D.
Breaking: Trump endorses Bernadette Wilson for Alaska governor, urges Republicans to unite behind her
By SUZANNE DOWNING Note, this is a developing story and will be updated. Oct. 13, 2026 — President Donald Trump endorsed Bernadette Wilson for governor of Alaska on Tuesday, posting his support on Truth Social shortly before his scheduled appearance at a rally in Wasilla this afternoon. The endorsement came with a pointed rebuke of fellow Republican candidates Dave Bronson and Treg Taylor, whom Trump accused of dividing Republican support and weakening the party’s chances in November.
Trump heads to Alaska to help Sullivan; White House reporters ask about everything else
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 13, 2026 — President Donald Trump boarded Marine One at 11:43 am Eastern time Tuesday — 7:43 am in Alaska — beginning his trip to Wasilla to campaign for Sen. Dan Sullivan. Before boarding, Trump spent several minutes answering reporters’ questions outside the White House. The topics ranged from Ukraine and Russia to the Houthis, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Fort Hood shooter Nidal Malik Hasan. Not a single question was about Alaska.
Peltola skips local media, gives Politico first look at $17 million haul, leaves cash balance undisclosed again
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 13, 2026 — Mary Peltola has once again chosen a national political outlet to unveil her fundraising headline, giving Politico the first look at a claimed $17 million third-quarter haul, while leaving unanswered how much money remains in the bank. Politico first reported the figure Tuesday, saying the former Democratic congresswoman’s campaign shared it with the outlet exclusively before its official financial disclosure. Peltola is challenging Republican Sen.
Wasilla roads to close Tuesday for Trump event; highway delays expected
THE ALASKA. STORY Oct. 12, 2026 — Three Wasilla roads will close for much of Tuesday, and motorists traveling between Anchorage and Wasilla should prepare for delays ahead of President Donald Trump’s Oct. 13 event. The Wasilla Police Department and Alaska State Troopers announced Monday that Clapp Street, Beacon Street, and Aviation Avenue will be closed from 8 am to 6 pm. Officials emphasized that there will be no pedestrian access to the Curtis Menard Center or along the closed roads.
Suzanne Downing: Sen. Wielechowski’s Korean lunch deserves Logan Act scrutiny
By SUZANNE DOWINNG Oct. 12, 2026 – Sen. Bill Wielechowski has a verdict on President Donald Trump’s Alaska LNG announcement: “nothing.” That is an awfully sweeping conclusion to bring home from lunch with some Korean diplomats. Wielechowski says Korean representatives told legislators that South Korea has not decided to invest in Alaska LNG. According to his account, participation would depend on a final investment decision and commercial reasonableness. Fine.
Suzanne Downing: Tlaib’s double standard — Trump raid was accountability, Omar raid is fascism
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 12, 2026 – Rep. Rashida Tlaib has given Americans two very different ways to understand a federal search warrant. When FBI agents searched President Donald Trump’s home in 2022, it was all accountability, she said. When Homeland Security agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home on Oct 12, 2026, it was clearly fascism, she said. The Michigan Democrat’s own words provide the comparison. On Monday, Homeland Security Investigations agents searched Omar’s DC-area residence.
False flag operation: Mystery mailer invokes Trump to tell Alaska conservatives to rank only one candidate
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 12, 2026 — A political mailer reaching Alaska Republicans and conservative undeclared voters invokes President Donald Trump and concerns about election fraud to deliver a message that could weaken Republican chances in the governor’s race: Leave the rest of your ranked-choice ballot blank. “One person. One vote. One choice,” the flyer declares, beside an illustration showing a filled first-choice oval and crossed-out second, third, and fourth choices.
Federal government advances second Cook Inlet lease sale, offering 1.05 million acres
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 12, 2026 – The Trump administration is moving forward with another offshore oil and gas leasing opportunity in Cook Inlet, proposing to offer approximately 1.05 million acres in March 2027 under a leasing schedule mandated by Congress. The Marine Minerals Administration announced Friday that it has prepared a Proposed Notice of Sale for Big Beautiful Cook Inlet 2, or BBC2.
Monday News Brief: Celebrating explorers, and the president heading back to Alaska
Federal workers get the day off ... but those who pay their salaries are working Good Monday morning! Happy explorers day. Selawik National Wildlife Refuge / S.Hillebrand/USFWS It’s Columbus Day for some Americans and Indigenous Peoples’ Day for others. I’ve always thought there’s room to recognize both.
Murkowski pushes back on Trump again, demands reversal of Russian diesel deal
THE ALASKA STORY Oct. 11, 2026 – Sen. Lisa Murkowski is again breaking with President Donald Trump, joining six other senators Sunday in demanding that his administration reverse its decision to allow Russian diesel imports. The Alaska Republican signed a bipartisan statement released Oct. 11 by Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Suzanne Downing: Persily and the ADN pour ice-cold water on Alaska’s future
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 11, 2026 – Alaska has spent decades trying to bring its North Slope natural gas to market. Now that the project has the attention of the president of the United States and prospective investment from South Korea, Larry Persily, the perennial negative nellie of the Left, and the Anchorage Daily News have arrived with buckets of cold water.
AFN agenda features ‘No on 2’ presentation, congressional delegation — but no Dunleavy, no Peltola
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 11, 2026 – The Alaska Federation of Natives will gather in Anchorage Oct. 22–24 for its annual convention, with an agenda that includes Alaska’s congressional delegation, a candidates forum, and a presentation opposing the repeal of ranked-choice voting. There is no presentation favoring the repeal. The current draft agenda has some other omissions: Gov.
Juneau voters favor seasonal sales tax, reject higher property-tax cap in unofficial results
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 11, 2026 – Juneau voters backed a seasonal sales tax and overwhelmingly supporting renewal of an existing sales tax, while rejecting a proposal to raise the city’s property-tax cap, according to unofficial results released Friday, Oct. 9. The updated count from the Oct. 6 municipal election includes 9,717 ballots out of 27,768 registered voters, putting turnout at 34.99%, or slightly more than one-third.
Dave Bronson widens his attacks to include President Trump, Gov. Dunleavy and GOP party chair, after targeting Wilson at debate
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 10, 2026 — Dave Bronson’s criticism of fellow Republican Bernadette Wilson has expanded into an attack on President Donald Trump, Gov. Mike Dunleavy and Alaska Republican Party Chair Carmela Warfield, according to a new report by the Anchorage Daily News. The report follows Thursday’s televised gubernatorial debate, where Bronson repeatedly emphasized his friendly relationship with Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins while questioning Wilson’s experience and personal finances.
Federalist: Outside millions fuel Alaska campaign opposing ranked-choice repeal
THE ALASKA STORY Oct. 10, 2026 – Alaska’s campaign to preserve ranked-choice voting is drawing substantial funding from outside organizations while warning voters about dark money, according to an Oct. 9 report by The Federalist’s Shawn Fleetwood. Fleetwood reported that No on 2 raised approximately $3 million during the July 8–Oct. 2 reporting period. Major contributors included Unite America PAC, which gave $1 million, and the National Education Association, which contributed $700,500.
Anti-Trump groups plan Wasilla protest; online posts urge ticket no-shows, highway pickets
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 10, 2026 – Anti-Trump activists are organizing demonstrations for President Donald Trump’s Tuesday visit to Wasilla, with plans circulating for a roadside gathering, separate protests in other Alaska communities, and an effort to reserve rally tickets without attending. A Facebook post in the public 50501 Anchorage group outlines a tentative protest from 1:30 to 4 pm on Oct. 13, beginning streetside at Newcomb Park, 891 E. Parks Highway in Wasilla.
Peltola’s use of N-word brought to light; she hires Hillary Clinton’s lawyer to threaten Alaska Landmine
By SUZANNE DOWNING Oct. 10, 2026 – It’s more drama this week for Mary Peltola, or Mary “Peltocchio,” as some Alaskans now call her, in reference to her habitual lying. Peltola’s campaign has enlisted Elias Law Group to demand that the Alaska Landmineremove a report alleging she repeatedly used the N-word in 2024, escalating a dispute between the socialist Senate candidate and Alaska political writer Jeff Landfield.
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