Dan Sullivan wants Alaskans to believe he is fighting for working people.
But the reality is becoming impossible to ignore.
A piece from Alaska labor leaders and former public servants lays it out clearly: Sullivan’s agenda is hurting Alaska workers, veterans, and communities while critical services are being gutted. For a senator who claims to put Alaska first, Sullivan’s record tells a very different story.
Good-Paying Jobs Are Being Put at Risk
The damage does not stop with veterans’ services.
Critical infrastructure projects across Alaska have been delayed or abandoned after hundreds of millions in federal funding disappeared. Those projects were not just lines in a budget. They represented safer roads, stronger communities, better facilities, and good-paying jobs for Alaska workers.
When those projects disappear, so do union jobs and local jobs that help families build stable lives.
For working people across Alaska, this is not political theory. It is a paycheck. It is a career. It is the ability to stay in the community they call home.
Communities Are Paying the Price
Cuts to public services do not happen in a vacuum.
When Washington politicians slash funding, Alaska communities feel the consequences. Services that keep people healthy and safe are weakened. Projects that should be moving forward stall out. Workers are left with fewer opportunities. Families are left with fewer resources.
And instead of standing up forcefully for Alaska, Sullivan has stood by while the services our communities rely on are hollowed out.
An Alaska-Last Agenda
At the same time Alaska workers, veterans, and communities are being asked to do more with less, Sullivan continues to back tax breaks for billionaires and corporate interests.
That contrast matters.
It shows exactly who benefits from his agenda — and who gets left behind.
Everyday Alaskans are dealing with rising costs, uncertain job opportunities, stretched public services, and growing pressure on their families. Meanwhile, Sullivan’s priorities remain aligned with the wealthy and well-connected, not the people who keep Alaska running.
That is not an Alaska-first record. It is an Alaska-last agenda.
Alaska Workers Deserve Better
Alaskans deserve leaders who will actually fight for this state.
That means standing up for workers. Protecting union jobs. Defending veterans’ care. Investing in infrastructure. Strengthening the services that keep communities safe, healthy, and connected.
It also means having the courage to push back when Washington politicians try to balance budgets on the backs of working families.
Dan Sullivan has had chance after chance to prove where he stands.
His record shows us the answer.
Alaska workers, veterans, and communities deserve better than a senator who stays quiet while jobs disappear, services are cut, and families are left to deal with the consequences.
