Resilient people. Real potential.
Alaskans are tough, resourceful, and ready to work—and that resilience is one of our greatest economic strengths.

We know the challenges.
High costs, unreliable infrastructure, and unpredictable policy have made it harder to grow a business, keep jobs local, and plan for the future. We need serious solutions—not political games.

Strengthen what works.
From fishing to energy to tourism, Alaska has world-class industries. We should support what’s already strong, clear away red tape, and keep more value here at home.

Grow what’s next.
With the right investment and vision, we can build out new opportunities in tech, renewable energy, resource development, transportation, and manufacturing, all while protecting what makes Alaska unique.

Build a climate for growth.
Entrepreneurs and employers need certainty. That means stable taxes, clear rules, workforce development, and a government that doesn’t get in the way.

The bottom line:
Alaska’s economy has what it takes to thrive—but only if we lead with vision, not politics. I’ll fight for good jobs, strong communities, and an economy that works for every Alaskan. We’ve had an outward migration for opportunity for over 12 years. This needs to stop. I want to ensure Alaskans have the best job and economic opportunities here at home and don’t need to leave our incredible state for opportunities elsewhere.

Powering Alaska means facing reality.
Energy is essential to life in Alaska—but too many communities face high costs, unreliable systems, and limited options. We need low-cost energy solutions that benefit all Alaskans and work in our geography, our economy, and our climate.

The Railbelt needs a plan.
Natural gas from Cook Inlet is declining fast. With 75% of Alaskans depending on it for heat and electricity, we can’t afford to wait. Natural gas imports may help in the short term, but we need a serious, long-term energy strategy.

Rural Alaskans shouldn’t pay the highest price.
In remote communities, Alaskans spend nearly twice the national average on energy—mostly for imported diesel. We must lower the burden without sacrificing reliability. One example that could help our rural areas would be to utilize micro-nuclear units. This would provide a consistent, reliable source of energy that doesn’t need to be staffed 24/7.

Build smarter, not slower.
Outdated permitting, broken supply chains, and one-size-fits-all regulations are holding us back. We need common-sense reforms that speed up projects and put Alaskans to work, especially in rural and underserved areas.

Local control. Local solutions.
No community is the same. Local energy plans must reflect local needs—with support from state leaders. The best ideas often come from the ground up.

Healthy Mix.
We know that a healthy mix of energy including oil and gas, coal, micro-nuclear, sun and tidal is critical to meeting our state’s needs. I’ll continue advocating for diverse energy solutions that lower costs and make sense for Alaska.

Energy Independence.
I’ll work closely with President Trump and his administration to unleash Alaska’s energy potential, supporting responsible oil and gas development and lowering costs for Alaskans. I’ll fight to ensure US energy independence means not only greater national security, but more good paying jobs for Alaskans to ensure Alaskan families benefit from the resources that belong to them.

The bottom line:
Energy shouldn’t be a luxury in Alaska. I’ll continue fighting for reliable, affordable, and diverse energy solutions that power our homes, fuel our economy, and work for every part of the state—from the Railbelt to the remotest village.

Protecting Alaskans comes first.
As a former Commissioner of Corrections, I worked directly with law enforcement to fight crime and saw the real consequences of weak policies. We must put victims before criminals and stand with those who serve.

Tough on crime, smart on solutions.
Fentanyl use and violent crime are rising. We need to equip police with the tools they need—not strip resources away. I’ll always support law enforcement and reject calls to defund them.

Reform with results.
Under my leadership, we expanded job training, GED programs, addiction counseling, and faith-based support to cut repeat offenses and give people a path forward—all to make Alaska safer.

The bottom line:
As Governor, I’ll keep fighting to protect families, support officers, and ensure every Alaskan feels safe in their home and community.

Hands off the dividend.
For decades, the PFD has helped families, boosted local economies, and held government accountable. Raiding it to cover wasteful spending is wrong.

Keep it strong, protect the future.
We must manage our resources wisely and make fiscal choices that safeguard the PFD for Alaskans today and for generations to come.

The bottom line:
As Governor, I’ll always fight to protect the PFD—because it belongs to the people, not the government.

Support beyond words.
Over 10% of Alaskans have served in our military. They deserve more than gratitude—they deserve action.

I’ve walked the walk.
From military family roots to co-chairing the Armed Services Committee, supporting veterans has always been part of my life and leadership.

Promises kept.
As Governor, I’ll absolutely support fully funded veteran programs, and expanded access to healthcare, job training, and mental health resources. No Alaskan veteran should be left behind.

The bottom line:
I’ll ensure Alaska leads the nation in honoring and supporting those who’ve served.

Alaska defends America.
Our nine military bases are critical to U.S. national security and some of the most vital military installations in the nation.

Deep ties, strong leadership.
I grew up in a military family and have advised on statewide military policy – working directly with military leaders and the state legislature. I know what it takes to keep Alaska mission-ready.

Support that never wavers.
I’ll fight to keep our bases funded, service members supported, and communities connected to our military families.

The bottom line:
I’ll never waver in backing our bases, our troops, and the strategic role Alaska plays in defending our nation.

A right and a way of life.
The Second Amendment is not up for debate. I’ll always defend the rights of law-abiding Alaskans to own and use firearms responsibly.

Protect our Alaska lifestyle.
Hunting, self-reliance, and preparedness aren’t just traditions—they’re necessities. I’ll always fight to ensure that freedom stays protected.

The bottom line:
I’ll defend the Second Amendment and protect Alaska’s right to self-reliance and security.

Live within our means.
Government should operate like Alaska families do—no overspending, no waste.

Proven fiscal conservative.
I’ve balanced budgets, cut unnecessary spending, and protected essential services without growing government.

Open books, honest government.
Transparency builds trust. I’ll make sure Alaskans know where every dollar goes.

The bottom line:
I’ll protect your tax dollars, demand accountability, and keep government focused on serving the people.

Strong families, strong Alaska.
We need jobs, schools, and communities that help families thrive—not just get by.

Opportunity for every child.
Affordable living, safe neighborhoods, and good schools are key to our future. I want every child in Alaska to grow up with real chances to succeed.

This is personal.
My husband and I raised our four kids here and have 11 beautiful grandchildren. I’m fighting for the future they—and every Alaskan family—deserve.

The bottom line:
My goal will always be to make Alaska the best place in the country to live, work, and raise a family.

Every child deserves a chance.
Whether they live in Anchorage or a rural village, students should have access to great schools and real opportunities.

Prepare for the jobs of tomorrow.
From college to the trades, Alaska must invest in education that builds our future workforce and keeps talent here.

Put parents and students first.
Parents need to be in control off and the #1 decision maker in their children’s education. As Governor, I’ll empower parents, hold schools accountable, support teachers, and ensure education is a springboard—not a barrier.

The bottom line:
I want every child in Alaska—no matter their zip code—to have a shot at success through a quality education and the opportunities that come with it.

Secure. Honest. Fair.
Confidence in elections is the foundation of democracy.

Proven oversight.
As Lieutenant Governor, I’m dedicated to protecting the integrity of Alaska’s elections and ensuring transparent elections and recounts and that voting is always secure. Every Alaskan vote matters and must be protected.

The bottom line:
As Governor, my administration will continue to safeguard every vote and make sure every Alaskan can trust the outcome of every election.

Public lands belong to the people.
Alaskans have a right to access, use, and enjoy the lands we all share. I’ll continue the work the Dunlevy administration has been doing to open our lands and fight for local control. I’ll always fight to keep public lands in public hands.

Balance access and respect.
We can protect private property rights and defend public access. It’s not either-or—it’s about fairness and common sense in following the law.

Stop federal overreach.
Too often, Washington bureaucrats try to lock Alaskans out of our own backyard. I’ll push back hard against federal land grabs and fight for local control.

Protect access for future generations.
Whether it’s hunting, fishing, hiking, or subsistence lifestyle, our way of life depends on access to public lands. I’ll ensure that legacy continues.

The bottom line:
I’ll keep public lands open for public use while respecting private property and pushing back against federal overreach.

Crisis demands action.
We all know Alaska faces a growing mental health and addiction crisis that affects every community. Ignoring it isn’t an option, we need real solutions.

Treat, don’t just punish.
Addiction is a disease, not a moral failure. Expanded access to treatment, recovery programs, and mental health care is critical. We know that a jail cell should not be used as the answer to every problem.

Support at every stage.
From prevention to crisis response to long-term recovery, I’ll push for a full continuum of care that meets Alaskans where they are.

Invest in people, not just programs.
I’ll work to grow our mental health workforce, strengthen rural access, and support families dealing with these challenges—because no one should have to fight this alone.

The bottom line:
I’ll lead with compassion, expand access to care, and treat mental health and addiction as the public health crisis it is.

A win for Alaska and our allies.
The LNG project will strengthen Alaska’s economy, provide reliable energy for our communities, and support our increasing national security interests abroad.

Powering Alaska first.
This project isn’t just about exports—it’s about making sure Alaskans have access to stable, affordable, in-state energy for generations to come.

Strategic value, global impact.
By delivering clean natural gas to our Pacific allies, Alaska plays a key role in reducing dependence on hostile regimes and boosting global energy security.

Balanced and responsible.
Nobody does it better than Alaskans. We can grow our economy and protect our environment at the same time. I support solutions that safeguard Alaska’s clean air, water, and wildlife while moving smart energy development forward.

Jobs, growth, and opportunity.
The LNG project will create thousands of good-paying jobs, unlock long-term economic benefits, and keep Alaska competitive on the world stage.

The bottom line:
As Governor, I’ll support responsible development that strengthens Alaska’s economy, protects our environment, and secures energy for Alaskans and our allies.

Listen to Native voices.
Native Alaskans bring deep knowledge, cultural strength, and a connection to the land that deserves a central place in state policy. Their voices must be heard and respected.

One-size-fits-all doesn’t work.
Native communities face unique challenges that require local solutions, not top-down mandates. I support working directly with tribes to craft policies that reflect their realities.

Partnership, not politics.
As Governor, I’ll strengthen state-tribal relationships based on mutual respect, honest dialogue, and shared goals for healthy communities and a strong future.

The bottom line:
I’ll lead with respect, protect tribal sovereignty, and partner with Native communities on solutions that work for all Alaskans.

Wisdom deserves respect.
Our seniors built Alaska. They deserve access, dignity, and care—every single day.

Growing population, growing needs.
Alaska’s senior population is increasing rapidly. Many older Alaskans face rising costs, isolation, and limited access to services.

Support to live at home.
Most seniors want to remain in their homes and communities as long as possible. We need more home-based care, better transportation, affordable housing, and support that allows aging with dignity.

Financial security matters.
From senior benefits programs like meal support and safety-net services, we must ensure that older Alaskans can manage fixed incomes, rising health care costs, and unexpected expenses.

Care for the vulnerable.
Elder abuse prevention, accessible long-term care options, and mental health support are essential. Rural and remote areas especially need tailored solutions.

The bottom line:
I respect Alaska’s seniors and will work to make sure they have the support, dignity and resources they deserve.