Dan Sullivan

Rule Changes

Trailing Peltola by 2,517 first-choice votes as counting continues

A federal judge dismissed the Justice Department's suit to block certification of Alaska's Senate race on November 1, and the department appealed the same day. Alaska voted on November 3. Democrat Mary Peltola led Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan by 2,517 first-choice votes on November 9, with about 220,000 ballots counted.

Updated Yesterday

Money Moves

Advocate for the project, in tough reelection race

South Korea still has not committed a dollar to Alaska LNG. Nearly three weeks after President Trump announced a $54 billion Korean investment, Seoul says it will decide only after the developer makes a final investment decision and the project proves commercially viable.

Updated Oct 20

Rule Changes

As of May 2026: Leading congressional push to lock in pro-leasing NPR-A rules via CRA

BLM's rollback of the 2024 NPR-A protections isn't new news—but today is when it becomes real. As of December 17, 2025, the rescission is officially in effect, wiping out the Biden-era rule that tried to hardwire stronger guardrails into how the Western Arctic gets developed.

Updated May 15