Alaska

On the record

• IsraelVoted

  On April 15, 2026, Sullivan voted no on a motion to discharge S.J.Res. 32, a joint resolution disapproving a proposed U.S. foreign military sale of defense articles and services to the Government of Israel. The motion failed 40-59.

  Roll call: U.S. Senate Roll Call Votes 119th Congress - 2nd Session (Vote Number 80), U.S. Senate, April 15, 2026

• ICESaid

  In a Jan. 28, 2026 statement after a Border Patrol agent fatally shot Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, Sullivan called for a full investigation, said he supports law enforcement and the removal of immigrants with criminal records, and said ICE must change its tactics and procedures.

  "At the same time, ICE must learn from the tragic, violent confrontations with protesters in recent weeks and adjust its tactics and procedures to prevent future loss of civilian life when carrying out these missions"

  Sullivan calls for full investigation into federal immigration tactics in Minneapolis, Alaska's News Source (KTUU), January 28, 2026

• The Trump administrationSaid

  Asked by a state senator during his Feb. 18, 2026 address to the Alaska Legislature whether he would say no to Trump, Sullivan said his guide in dealing with the administration is what is good for Alaska and the country, that he sometimes criticizes it in public, and he named federal funding freezes and worker layoffs as areas of disagreement.

  "When they do things that I don't like, there's times that I will beat them up in public."

  Sen. Sullivan defends his approach to the Trump administration in address to Alaska Legislature, Anchorage Daily News, February 18, 2026

• Where they want the country to goSaid

  In his Feb. 18, 2026 address to the Alaska Legislature, Sullivan described an "Alaska comeback" following the change from the Biden administration to the Trump administration, citing new North Slope oil and gas access and federal support for a natural gas pipeline.

  "We're now beginning to see the beginnings of a real comeback and real progress on goals we've dreamed about collectively for decades"

  In legislative speech, Dan Sullivan reiterates support for Trump administration, denounces Democrats, Alaska Beacon, February 18, 2026

• Foreign policyVoted

  On Sept. 24, 2026, Sullivan voted no on H.Con.Res. 89, a concurrent resolution directing the President under the War Powers Resolution to remove U.S. armed forces from hostilities with Iran. It was rejected 49-50.

  Roll call: U.S. Senate Roll Call Votes 119th Congress - 2nd Session (Vote Number 244), U.S. Senate, September 24, 2026

• EnergySaid

  At an Oct. 13, 2026 campaign rally in Wasilla with President Trump, Sullivan said the best way to lower Alaska's fuel costs is to produce more oil and gas in the state.

  "It's important to remember this: the best way to address Alaska's energy challenges is to produce more Alaskan energy by and for Alaskans"

  In Alaska campaign rally, Trump and Sullivan say Iran war is worth the cost to Americans, Alaska Public Media (Alaska Beacon), October 13, 2026

• Health careSaid

  In the Oct. 15, 2026 televised Senate debate, Sullivan said the 2025 One Big Beautiful Bill Act did not cut Medicaid funding for Alaskans and said he had voted twice to extend the Affordable Care Act premium tax credits.

  "I actually bucked my party and voted to extend the premium tax credits on Obamacare twice"

  Sullivan and Peltola lob personal attacks as they clash over Iran war and the economy, Anchorage Daily News, October 15, 2026

• Social Security and MedicareSaid

  In the Oct. 15, 2026 debate, Sullivan said he never voted to raise the retirement age and that people receiving Social Security should keep getting their current benefits.

  "we need to make sure it's a lockbox. They're going to get what they continue to have. You can't touch it"

  Alaska's final U.S. Senate debate devolves into mudslinging between Peltola, Sullivan, Alaska Beacon, October 15, 2026

• Democracy and electionsSaid

  Speaking to reporters on Feb. 18, 2026, Sullivan defended his support for the SAVE Act, which would require proof of citizenship to vote. He said he does not believe voter fraud is widespread in Alaska but that it is elsewhere.

  "I think having an ID requirement that makes sure that the people who are voting in our country are Americans is not unreasonable"

  Sen. Sullivan defends his approach to the Trump administration in address to Alaska Legislature, Anchorage Daily News, February 18, 2026