100 Days Out: Slogan Suggestions for Dan Sullivan

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With Sunday marking 100 days to go until Election Day, Alaskans know Mary Peltola is in this fight for Fish, Family, and Freedom – but Dan Sullivan doesn’t seem to have a slogan of his own. In the spirit of collaboration, the Alaska Democratic Party presents the following suggestions to reflect Sullivan’s long record of voting against Alaska’s interests time and time again:


“No Cost Left Unhiked”

Sullivan’s record of raising costs on Alaskans is unmatched. Sullivan has:


“In DC, Out for Himself”

During his time in DC, Dan Sullivan has voted time and time again to benefit himself at Alaskans’ expense, tripling his wealth in the process and keeping his special interest donors happy. Sullivan has:


“Trawl Business Over Small Business”

Sullivan has made it clear that he will put factory trawlers before Alaska’s subsistence, sport, and family commercial fishermen at every turn. Sullivan has:


“Gutting Services Like A Fish”

When Alaskans are in need, Dan Sullivan is the last person they can turn to. Sullivan has:

  • Voted to slash more than $1 trillion from Medicaid, which about a third of Alaskans rely on, resulting in 10,000 less Alaskans being on Medicaid following his vote. 

  • Backed DOGE cuts, including to FEMA disaster relief funding, abandoning Alaska communities in the wake of natural disaster.

  • Voted to defund local radio stations and emergency alert systems that rural Alaskans rely on for life-saving storm warnings – even as tsunami warnings were being broadcast on air.


And if he’s not happy with any of those, here are some honorable mentions:


  1. Tariffs, Trawling, Trading Stocks

  2. Dan for D.C.

  3. Sullivan for Seattle

  4. Sullivan for Special Interests

  5. Trading Stocks Over Salmon Stocks

  6. No Price is Too High for Alaskans

  7. Danflation

  8. Your Tax Dollars, My Lavish Lifestyle

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