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My name is Mary Peltola, and I'm running for U.S. Senate to fight for fish, family, and freedom – and that begins with fixing the rigged system in DC that’s shutting down Alaska.
We need systemic change if we're going to fill our homes with abundance again.
My decision
It’s been only two generations of Alaskans who have completely constructed this state out of whole cloth. We can do it again.
Happy Veterans Day, and thank you to the one in ten Alaskans who have served in our military 🇺🇸
As a military mom, I’ll always fight to make sure those who bravely served our country get the healthcare, benefits, and pay they've earned.
Yesterday’s ballot drop delivered positive results, and we expect more updates shortly.
Our thorough counting process is something to appreciate. It means every ballot gets counted and every voice gets heard. That’s how the system is supposed to work.
alaskabeacon.com/2026/11/09/…
Yesterday’s great ballot drop included Chevak, where I got around like this 👇❄️
Like many Alaska villages, Chevak is off the road system. Ballots must be flown out to be counted.
The Last Frontier's geography makes this take time. But every Alaskan deserves to be heard.
While we wait for the final count, I want to thank every Alaskan who joined the fight to take back our state.
Today’s updated ballot count makes the message coming from Alaskans abundantly clear – we’re fed up with the high costs and corruption stemming from DC, and we’re ready to take our state back.
As tens of thousands of ballots are still being counted, I want to thank the poll workers, election officials, and volunteers across Alaska working to make sure every last one is accounted for.
Your tireless work keeps our democracy safe and secure. Thank you!
Results are still coming in, and we are seeing some incredible numbers.
In St. Mary's, more Alaskans voted for me on Election Day this year than voted at ALL in 2024.
Thank you St. Mary’s, for the warm welcome earlier this year and for turning out to vote!
If you’re wondering why counting the votes takes so long – this is normal in Alaska.
It’s a big state where more than 80% of our communities aren’t on the road system. And we’re going to make sure that every last ballot is counted, and every single Alaskan’s voice is heard.
I hope you're all enjoying the break from attack ads and political mailers as much as I am!
The final ballots are still coming in, and we'll know more on Tuesday. But the data so far is clear – we have the clearest path to victory.
Votes are still being counted, but the numbers tell a clear story – Alaskans voted to put Alaska first.
Every ballot will be counted fairly and accurately, and that takes time. But the data is on our side, and we’re on track to win this race.
nytimes.com/2026/11/05/us/al…
Counting every vote accurately and securely takes time, and in Alaska, that’s normal. We're going to make sure every last ballot is counted and every Alaskan's voice is heard.
While we wait, here's a timeline what to expect 👇
As we wait for every Alaskan's vote to get counted, I want to thank everyone who supported us throughout this campaign. I'm so proud of what we've built together. 🐟❤️🇺🇸
While we wait for the tens of thousands of early votes and absentee ballots to be counted, please read this important update from Team Mary 🧵👇
The numbers are clear: when every vote is counted, Mary Peltola will be elected as Alaska’s next United States Senator.
Rural & Anchorage Votes: Data suggests that the bulk of outstanding votes are from Anchorage and rural Alaska, both of which have broadly favored Mary in the current count.























