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Issue record
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Campaign positions
No position was found. The Division of Elections candidate list gives only his name, party registration, address and telephone number; he filed no statement for the official election pamphlet, the list names no website or email for him, and the Federal Election Commission shows no campaign committee for him this cycle. He did not answer the 2026 voter guides of four Alaska newsrooms or iVoterGuide.
Her campaign backs twelve-year term limits for Congress, a ban on stock trading by members, a ban on federal officials taking gifts from foreign governments, the DISCLOSE Act, and a constitutional amendment overturning Citizens United.
No position on term limits, stock trading by members of Congress or campaign finance was found in his campaign site, read in full through its public content feed on September 23, 2026 (nine pages and 33 posts, with no issues page), and his election pamphlet statement. The site's posts about the ballot concern one candidate's eligibility in this race, which is not a position on election law.
His questionnaire answers support open primaries and ranked-choice voting, say voting should be made easier rather than harder, oppose the Lieutenant Governor sending voter data to the federal government, and support overturning Citizens United and the Electoral Count Reform Act. He says Congress has abdicated its role to the executive.
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