Former Representative Mary Peltola, a Democratic candidate for the Senate from Alaska, has distanced her campaign from an endorsement message sent by former Vice President Kamala Harris’s Fight for the People PAC. The PAC urged supporters to back Peltola in what it described as a crucial race for Democrats. Peltola's campaign stated that it had not approved the email and was unaware of it prior to its release, emphasizing that her focus is on Alaska and not on endorsements from outside the state. Peltola is running against incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan (R-AK), and early polling indicates a competitive race. Republicans have linked Peltola to Harris, suggesting that her campaign aligns with Harris's agenda. The email from Harris's PAC follows a similar appeal made when Peltola announced her candidacy earlier in the year. Alaska has not elected a Democrat to the Senate in nearly 20 years, and the state's political landscape is characterized by a significant number of unaffiliated voters.
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Mary Peltola's Senate Campaign Distances Itself from Kamala Harris Support
Mary Peltola's Senate campaign has clarified that it does not endorse the support from Kamala Harris’s PAC, stating it was unaware of the endorsement email sent to supporters. Peltola is competing against incumbent Senator Dan Sullivan in a race that is considered competitive, with Republicans attempting to associate her with Harris's political stance.
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