Booooooom: what tomorrow means:

Monday, August 17, 2026

what tomorrow means:

Tomorrow, Alaska votes.

And this primary is about more than advancing to November. It’s the first real test of how strong we are against Nick Begich.

Alaskans of every political stripe will vote on the same ballot tomorrow. When the votes are counted, everyone watching this race will have something they haven’t had before: a real head-to-head result.

Not a poll. Not an endorsement. Not a fundraising report. Actual votes.

Donors, national groups, and political observers who have been waiting to see whether this race is truly competitive will be looking closely at what happens tomorrow.

There’s a reason Mike Johnson flew to Alaska to rally for Nick Begich. Republicans know their House majority is razor-thin, and they know this seat is in play. Race raters have moved our contest in our direction, and polls show us running neck and neck with an incumbent sitting on a $3.3 million war chest.

And here's what they also know: Alaska voters have rejected Nick Begich before. They can do it again.

I got into this race because I believe Alaska deserves better representation, and I’ve spent this campaign traveling across our enormous state and asking Alaskans to put their trust in me.

Tomorrow, we get our first real measure of how far we’ve come.

We’re just $3,425 short of our pre-primary goal. Will you chip in today and help us hit it before the polls open?