As Sunday marked the 234th anniversary of the creation of the New York Stock Exchange, a reminder that Senator Dan Sullivan reported up to $2 million in stock trades and ballooned his personal wealth while serving in the U.S. Senate, violating congressional transparency law along the way. 

“Self-Serving Sullivan has been lining his own pockets and breaking the law in the process, all while slashing the services Alaskans rely on and voting to spike costs,” said Alaska Democratic Party Chair Eric Croft. “He’s more focused on his own stocks than our fish stocks, and Alaskans are sick of it.”

Self-Serving Sullivan’s stock trading prowess is well documented: not only has he reported up to $2 million in trades while serving in the U.S. Senate, his portfolio repeatedly outperformed the market by double, setting him apart as one of the top lawmakers in the country for portfolio growth. He was also exposed earlier this year for violating the STOCK Act by failing to report tens of thousands of dollars in trades in Mowi, the world’s largest farmed salmon company and a direct competitor to Alaska’s fishing industry. 

While Sullivan has been enriching himself, he’s been pushing a price-hiking agenda that is spiking costs for Alaskans on everything from healthcare to gas.