Bombshell new reporting outlines how Self-Serving Sullivan has “repeatedly voted to advance the interests” of the multi-billion dollar chemical company — RPM International — in which Sullivan himself holds up to $5 million in stock.
The votes include “blocking an amendment that would have allowed the EPA to crack down on cancer-causing pollutants and substances.”
“Self-Serving Sullivan has spent his time in the U.S. Senate enriching himself and voting to advance his stock portfolio at the expense of Alaskans,” said Alaska Democratic Party Chair Eric Croft. “Alaskans deserve a senator who votes in their best interests, not a grifter who votes based on what gives him the biggest payout.”
American Journal News: New memo accuses GOP Senate hopefuls of self-enrichment
May 27, 2026
The memo alleges that Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan, Maine Sen. Susan Collins, former Michigan Rep. Mike Rogers, former New Hampshire Sen. John Sununu, and North Carolina Republican Michael Whatley have all engaged in patterns of double-dealing and self-enrichment.
The memo details, for example, how Sullivan has repeatedly voted to advance the interests of RPM International, a chemical manufacturing company run by his brother and in which he holds up to a $5 million stake. This includes blocking an amendment that would have allowed the EPA to crack down on cancer-causing pollutants and substances.
The memo also lays out Sullivan’s side hustle as a stock trader. He has made up to $2 million worth of trades while in office and has an estimated net worth of $8.29 million.
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