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Fair Deal Alaska

Super PAC opposing Mary Peltola in Alaska's 2026 Senate race, mostly funded by SLF PAC.

Last refreshed: 17 October 2026 · Appears in 1 active topic

Key Question

Who is behind Fair Deal Alaska's spending against Mary Peltola?

Timeline for Fair Deal Alaska

#20 15 Oct

Raised $850,000 to oppose Mary Peltola

US Midterms 2026: SLF funds new PACs in Nebraska and Maine
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Background

Fair Deal Alaska is a Super PAC in Alaska's 2026 Senate race. Its report to the FEC for 28 July to 30 September shows $850,000 raised, $650,000 of it from SLF PAC in gifts on 30 July and 12 August, plus $100,000 each from First Principles Digital and Last Frontier PAC. Its spending opposes Democrat Mary Peltola.

Peltola is challenging Republican Senator Dan Sullivan. Cook moved the race to Toss-up in June after the Alaska Supreme Court restored a second Dan Sullivan to the primary ballot, weeks after the state's elections division had struck him off. Sabato's Crystal Ball moved it to Leans Democratic on 6 October.

It is the smallest of the SLF-funded committees carrying a state's name in 2026. Unlike Cornhusker Majority and The Maine Standard, it reports donors besides SLF.

Common Questions
Who funds Fair Deal Alaska?
SLF PAC gave $650,000 of the $850,000 it raised by 30 September 2026; First Principles Digital and Last Frontier PAC gave $100,000 each.Source: FEC, Fair Deal Alaska October Quarterly 2026
What is Fair Deal Alaska?
A Super PAC spending against Democrat Mary Peltola in Alaska's 2026 Senate race, mostly funded by the Senate Republican leadership's Super PAC.Source: FEC, Fair Deal Alaska October Quarterly 2026
Who is spending against Mary Peltola in the Alaska Senate race?
Fair Deal Alaska, funded mainly by SLF PAC, reported spending against Peltola in its October 2026 FEC report.Source: FEC, Fair Deal Alaska October Quarterly 2026
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Written with AI from Lowdown's published reporting. Not individually reviewed by an editor. Updated 17 October 2026. Editorial standards.