Alaska Senate Race Intensifies | Anchorage News

Alaska’s U.S. Senate race is boiling over as Senator Dan Sullivan and former Rep. Mary Peltola clash at an oil industry forum, each pitching contrasting visions for energy development. Sullivan accuses Peltola of siding with national Democrats who stifle Alaska’s growth, especially in the Arctic Refuge, while she counters as a pragmatic centrist who’s already secured key projects like Willow under Biden. Both agree federal delays and lawsuits are killing investor confidence—and they’re pushing for faster reviews and legal reforms to shield projects from political swings. With Peltola leading in early vote tallies, November’s general election could reshape Alaska’s future—and its energy destiny.

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