Candidate for Alaska Governor in 2026 Alaska Primary Election.
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Get StartedImprove academic performance, expand parent choice, support teachers, and align education with workforce needs—without lowering standards or politicizing classrooms. Learn more
Education should prepare Alaskans to read well, think clearly, and contribute meaningfully to their communities. Strong literacy and numeracy are non-negotiable, but education must also connect learning to real opportunity. Learn more
Alaska needs clean, affordable, and reliable energy and it’s time to build again. We will work to bring modern small-scale nuclear power to places like Ted Stevens Airport, Fort Wainwright, and rural Alaska, using it to power surrounding communities, not just facilities. Learn more
We will push for spur lines off the gas pipeline to deliver cheaper electricity and heat, and advance smallscale hydro projects where they make sense. Lower energy costs mean lower living costs and stronger communities. It’s time for Alaska to think big and start building again. Learn more
We will pursue an all-of-the-above infrastructure strategy that delivers reliable power, lower costs, and energy security for all Alaskans—urban, rural, military, and commercial. Learn more
Restore the original constitutional intent of the Grand Jury clause. Reaffirm citizen access without improper gatekeeping. Reestablish the proper balance between the branches of government. Ensure accountability for any interference with constitutional rights. Learn more
Our plan is to significantly expand private land ownership by selling a small, deliberate share of state land —about 1–2 million acres over four years—using transparent, market-based tools that preserve public access, protect parks and critical habitat, and keep Alaska open for subsistence and recreation. When land moves into private hands, it gets used: homes are built, businesses start, jobs are created, and communities grow. Learn more
Significantly expand private land ownership by selling a small, deliberate share of state land—about 1–2 million acres over four years—using modern, market-based tools. Even after these sales, more than 97% of Alaska’s land would remain public or Native-owned. Learn more
Secure control of Alaska’s land and put it to work for families, ensuring housing is attainable and communities can grow. Learn more
Roads to mining, timber, oil and gas, and roads that give families better access to parks, hunting, fishing, and the outdoors. Alaska should be accessible so everyone can enjoy more of this incredible state and so our resources can be responsibly developed. Building roads is a core responsibility of government, and where it makes sense, we will partner with industry to share costs, move projects faster, and get real infrastructure built. Learn more
Alaska should be accessible so people can work, build, hunt, fish, explore, and enjoy more of this incredible state. Building roads is a core responsibility of government, and where it makes sense, we should partner with industry to get real projects built. Learn more
Once elected, the Governor will implement a zero-based budgeting review once every four years, starting after the first full year in office. Learn more
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