Dan Sullivan
24H42%Dan Sullivan has raised $6,500,847 this cycle, but Mary Peltola is ahead in the latest odds for the Alaska Senate race.
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Dan Sullivan has raised $6,500,847 this cycle, but Mary Peltola is ahead in the latest odds for the Alaska Senate race.
Fundraising is ramping up in Alaska’s 2026 Senate race, with Mary Peltola posting a very large quarter while Dan Sullivan still reports more cash on hand. A national roundup continues to rate the race leaning Republican and points to major outside spending, including a $15M ad investment backing Sullivan. Peltola’s strong fundraising could support a more competitive market view, but Sullivan’s larger cash-on-hand and outside-group support may reinforce a GOP-leaning baseline. Overall, signals are mixed rather than decisive.
The unpopular war with Iran and stubborn affordability issues have given Democrats cause to be more hopeful about their chances of flipping key seats — and maybe even winning control of the Senate.
In the Senate race, Mary Peltola raised close to $9 million in funds, but has less cash on hand than Dan Sullivan.
Henry Olsen, who correctly predicted Trump would win the popular vote, is warning Republicans safe Senate seats may be at risk.
A more limited landscape for Democratic gains and an unshakable MAGA base both put limits on Republican midterm losses despite all the problems facing that party and an unpopular president.
Schumer-backed Senate recruits are being out raised by progressive primary challengers across major 2026 battlegrounds.
Democrats including James Talarico, Jon Ossoff, Roy Cooper, Mary Peltola, and Sherrod Brown posted strong early Senate fundraising across key 2026 races.
A mix of voter frustration over the cost of living and political fallout from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East has put Democrats within striking distance of a potential Senate comeback, though significant hurdles remain.
Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne
D. SullivanDan SullivanM. PeltolaMary PeltolaSource: FEC
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