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Alaska · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District At-large

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Official source: State of Alaska, Division of Elections (Office of the Lieutenant Governor) ↗(opens in a new tab) · check the state's own candidate list for the final word

Candidate list checked 7 d ago

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IssueNick Begich
Republican
Bill Hill
Nonpartisan
Eric Hafner
Democratic
James C. "Jim" McDermott
Libertarian
Economy & jobsSupports tax relief, domestic energy development, and less regulation Voted 45 yes · 3 no Supports lower costs, taxing wealthy/corporations, investing in AK jobs Supports moving Alaska away from oil/gas, developing alternative energy and fisheries Supports free markets, small business, and opposes tariffs
HousingSupports increasing housing supply and lowering construction costs Voted 3 yes Supports new housing projects to bring costs down no sourced position no sourced position
Health careSupports rural telehealth expansion; voted against extending ACA subsidies Voted 11 yes Supports expanding Medicaid, ACA subsidies, and drug price caps Supports Medicare for All Opposes government-mandated universal healthcare; supports repealing ACA
ImmigrationSupports stronger border enforcement and DHS funding Voted 13 yes · 1 no no sourced position Supports abolishing ICE Supports work visa liberalization with vetting; opposes enforcement-only approach
Abortion & reproductive rightsPro-life; supports federal abortion limit around 12 weeks Voted 2 yes Strongly supports a woman's right to make her own healthcare decisions Supports defending abortion access and women's health rights Personally pro-life but opposes government dictating abortion policy
EducationSupports Secure Rural Schools funding for rural school districts Voted 12 yes Supports investing in community schools and local control Supports free college and broad public education access Supports parental rights and parental primacy in children's education
Climate & energySupports expanding domestic energy production; no stated climate policy Voted 60 yes · 4 no Supports all-of-the-above energy: oil, gas, and renewables Opposes short-term exploitation of ANWR; sees Alaska as facing environmental crisis Supports fossil fuels and small nuclear; no climate policy stance
Crime & public safetySupports border enforcement and anti-fentanyl measures Voted 41 yes · 1 no Supports public safety, first responders, and fighting fentanyl Supports drug law reform and harm reduction Supports community-based policing and mental health services
Taxes & budgetSupports broad tax cuts for workers, seniors, and small businesses Voted 25 yes · 2 missedHigher taxes on wealthy/corporations; relief for small businesses no sourced position Supports small government, audits, and Alaska PFD protection
Gunsno sourced position Voted 5 yes Strong Second Amendment supporter no sourced position Strongly supports the Second Amendment
Democracy & electionsSupports election-integrity legislation (SAVE America Act) Voted 6 yes Supports overturning Citizens United and banning congressional stock trading Opposes political polarization; calls for civic unity Supports term limits and opposes career politicians
Foreign policy & defenseSupports Arctic defense buildup and Coast Guard investment Voted 23 yes · 4 no · 1 missedSupports fully funding the VA and veterans' services Strongly anti-war; reportedly supports Palestine and opposes U.S. aid to Israel Supports strong defense; opposes nation-building and open-ended wars

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