Dan Sullivan
Agriculture/Food
On fisheries, Sullivan's reelection pitch leans on his record over three terms, crediting himself with the first numerical caps on chum salmon bycatch and what his campaign calls "the most comprehensive trawl bycatch reduction bill," along with support for a Russian seafood import ban.
Economy
He has stood behind the administration's tariff policy generally, framing China's fishing practices as the larger economic threat to Alaska's industry, despite pushback from some in-state industry voices concerned about tariff-driven cost increases.
Governance
His campaign points to federal funding wins for fisheries science, including money for stock-survey vessels, while also having voiced support for federal spending cuts that his opponent says undercut NOAA's survey capacity.
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