Daniel J. Sullivan

“Results and record matter, and that’s why I’m proud to endorse Dan Sullivan for re-election,” said Congressman Nick Begich. “While my predecessor spent her time empowering national Democrats while failing to pass a single piece of legislation out of the House, Dan Sullivan was busy getting big things done for Alaska. From unleashing our energy by fighting for the Willow project and unlocking ANWR and the NPR-A, to securing historic investments in Alaska’s healthcare, military and Coast Guard, Dan has proven time and time again that he is an Alaska First, America First fighter who delivers for our state.”

“I’m honored to have the support of the Alaska District Council of Laborers and I’m incredibly grateful to their leadership,” said Senator Dan Sullivan. “From building and maintaining critical infrastructure, to supporting our energy economy, caring for patients and serving communities across Alaska, Alaska’s laborers are on the front lines of the work that keeps our state strong. I look forward to continuing our work together to deliver real results for Alaska.” “Senator Sullivan supports Davis Bacon prevailing wages and quality jobs for Alaskans,” said Joey Merrick, Business Manager/Secretary Treasurer of the Alaska District Council of Laborers. “Sullivan also believes in investing in our energy infrastructure, and he recognizes the pivotal role that Alaska’s strategic energy resources play in our country’s national security. Investing in family-supporting jobs and energy security are nonpartisan issues and we are proud to support Senator Sullivan for reelection.”

“The U.S. Chamber is proud to endorse Senator Dan Sullivan, a steadfast champion for Alaska’s small businesses, families and workers,” said former Rep. Rodney Davis, Senior Vice President of Government Affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. “He has consistently supported pro-growth policies that strengthen the economy and expand opportunity across the State. We look forward to continuing our partnership with him in another successful term in the U.S. Senate.”