Platform published 2026-10-31
Peltola frames her campaign around "Fish, Family, Freedom" and fixing what she calls a rigged system in Washington, with priority areas of affordability, fixing the rigged system, Alaska fisheries, affordable energy, and veterans and servicemembers. On affordability, she says she will push targeted tax credits for refining more Alaska oil in-state, pass permitting reform so Alaska energy projects move faster, create tax incentives for companies that pay fair wages, eliminate taxes on Social Security benefits, and expand grants, forgivable loans, and tax credits to open childcare businesses, especially in rural areas. She pledges to protect and expand the Overseas Cost of Living Allowance for servicemembers, ban price gouging, block anti-competitive grocery mergers, restore Bypass Mail funding and create an Essential Freight Service, require large grocers to disclose margins and pricing practices, and pass right-to-repair laws. On housing, she proposes cracking down on corporate and hedge-fund home buying, refundable federal tax credits for renters paying more than 30% of income on rent, expanded Indian Housing Block Grants, and added taxes on non-resident foreign home purchases. On government reform, she supports 12-year congressional term limits, a congressional stock-trading ban (Restore Trust in Congress Act), divestment or blind trusts for members, the Restoring Integrity in Democracy Resolution, the Shell Company Abuse Act, a ban on federal officials accepting foreign-government gifts, the DISCLOSE Act, and a constitutional amendment overturning Citizens United. She also describes long-standing advocacy for Alaska fishermen and fishing communities and against trawler special interests.
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