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ABOUT US

 

Welcome to the official website (the “website” or “site”) of Alaskans for Nick Begich. (Begich”, “we”, “us”, “our”).  We are a NOT-FOR-PROFIT, TAX-EXEMPT POLITICAL ORGANIZATION PURSUANT TO SECTION 527 OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OPERATING AS Nick Begich PRINCIPAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE, AS THAT TERM IS DEFINED IN THE FEDERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN ACT OF 1971. As a political organization that is not operated for the profit or financial benefit shareholders or other owners, we are exempt from certain laws that regulate how businesses collect, sell, disclose, use, and transfer personal information, and what information businesses must provide to data subjects about the use of their personal information. Your privacy is important to us and we understand that you may have questions about how we collect and use your information.  This Privacy Policy is intended to address those questions. If you have additional questions or concerns, please contact us at info@alaskansfornickbegich.com

 

Capitalized terms used but not defined within the body of this Privacy Policy shall have the meanings ascribed to those terms in the “Definitions” section below. All other words used in this Privacy Policy have the meanings commonly ascribed to them in American English in the context that they appear.

 

OUR POLITICAL ACTIVITIES

 

This Privacy Policy describes the processing of information provided or collected by us on the websites, Applications, and other digital properties where this Privacy Policy is posted (our “online political activities”). It also describes the processing and sharing of information that may be provided to or collected by us through text messages, email messages, direct mail, or offline at in-person events, though face-to-face interactions, or through call centers (our “offline political activities” and, together with our online political activities, our “Political Activities”). We follow this Privacy Policy in accordance with applicable laws. Please review our Terms of Service, which governs your use of our websites.

 

CATEGORIES OF INFORMATION WE MAY COLLECT

 

We, or our third-party service providers, collect two basic types of information: (a) Personal Information and (b) Anonymous Information. Additionally, we may use Personal Information and Anonymous Information to create a third type of information: Aggregate Information. Aggregate Information containing Personal Information shall be treated as Personal Information. In particular, we collect:

Registration Information. In order to access and participate in certain features, content, or other functions of our Political Activities, or enter a promotion, sweepstakes, or raffle, participate in a survey or poll, or register for and attend an in-person event, you may be required to create an account (“User Account”) and provide Personal Information, which may include, without limitation, your name, username, password, e-mail, date of birth, gender, and other descriptive information.

Transaction Information. If you make a contribution, including the purchase of goods, to support our Political Activities, your payment information and related information, such as postal address and telephone number may be collected by us or our third-party service providers. We do not, ourselves, process or store payment card information.

Campaign Finance Information. If you make contribution, including the purchase of goods, to support our Political Activities, Federal election law and the regulations of the Federal Election Commission require us to make our best efforts to collect and report the name, mailing address, occupation, and name of employer of individuals whose contributions aggregate in excess of $200 per election.

 

Location Information. We, or our third-party service providers, may collect location information, including precise or approximate location information provided by a mobile or other Device interacting with one of our sites or Applications (including through beacon technologies), or associated with your IP Address or other online or Device identifier, where we are permitted by law to process this information.

 

Technical Information. When you visit our sites, use our Application, or open emails or text messages from us, we (or our third-party service providers) may collect usage, viewing, technical, and Device data, including, without limitation, your browser or Device type, unique Device identifier, and IP Address.

 

Third-Party Platform Information. We may collect information obtained from a third party, such as a site of platform provider, about your participation in our Political Activities on third party platforms.

 

User Submission Information. As part of our Political Activities, we may offer Public Forums, such as message boards, conversation pages, blogs, chat rooms, social community environments, profile pages, and other forums that do not have a restricted audience. If you provide Personal Information when you participate in a Public Forum, the Personal Information may be publicly posted and otherwise disclosed without limitation on use by us or by a third party.

 

Visual Image Data. We, or our third-party service providers, may collect still or video images captured by cameras on or around the location of our in-person events.

Call Recordings. We, or our third-party service providers, may record and collect information if we or our third party service providers speak with you over the telephone.

Other Information You Choose to Provide to Us. We, or our third-party service providers, may collect any other information you choose to provide to us on in connection with our Political Activities. For example, we collect any information you provide when you participate in contests, sweepstakes, surveys, and other promotions, and/or sign up to receive newsletters and other communications from us.

 

HOW WE COLLECT INFORMATION

 

Direct Collection. We and our third-party service providers collect information you provide to us when you contribute, including the purchase of goods, request information from us, register with us, participate in Public Forums or other activities on our sites and Applications, respond to surveys, attend in-person events, speak with us on the phone, or otherwise interact with us in person or using one or more Devices.

 

Tracking Technologies. We and our third-party service providers may collect information about your activity, or activity on Devices associated with you, on our sites and Applications, using tracking technologies such as cookies, Flash cookies, pixels, tags, software development kits, application program interfaces, and Web beacons. At present, we do not respond to Do No Track (“DNT”) signals as there are currently no standards for DNT signals. If a standard is established and accepted, we may reassess how to respond to DNT signals.

Examples of online tracking technologies include:

 

Cookies. Cookies are pieces of information that a website places on the hard drive of your computer when you visit a website. Cookies may involve the transmission of information from us to you and from you directly to us, to another party on our behalf, or to another party in accordance with its Privacy Policy. Most browsers are initially set to accept cookies and allow local storage, but you should be able to change your settings to notify you when a cookie is being set or updated, local storage is being used, and/or to block cookies and/or the use of local storage altogether. Please consult the “Help” section of your browser for more information. Please note that by blocking any or all cookies you may not have access to certain features, content and/or other personalization available to you as part of our Political Activities.

Flash Cookies. We, or our third-party service providers, may use local shared objects, sometimes known as Flash cookies, to store your preferences or display content based upon what you view on our site to personalize your visit. Our third-party service providers also may use Flash cookies to collect and store information. Cookie management tools provided by your browser will not remove Flash cookies. Learn how to manage privacy and storage settings for Flash cookies by clicking here. Please note that by blocking any or all Flash cookies you may not have access to certain features, content and/or other personalization available to you as part of our Political Activities.

 

Web Beacons. Web beacons are small pieces of data that are embedded in images on the pages of sites. Web beacons may involve the transmission of information directly to us, to another party on our behalf, or to another party in accordance with its Privacy Policy. We, or our third-party service providers, may use web beacons to bring together information we collect about you.

 

Tracking data may be used for many purposes including, without limitation, to:

Provide useful features to simplify your experience when you return to our sites and Applications, for example, remembering your shipping information.

Deliver relevant content and advertising based upon your preferences, usage patterns, and location.

 

Monitor, evaluate, and optimize our Political Activities.

 

Analyze traffic to a website.

 

Analytics Tools. We, and our third-party service providers, may collect information using analytics tools, including when you visit our sites or use our Applications, on third-party sites or platforms.

 

Third-Party Data. We, and our third-party service providers, may acquire information from other sources to update or supplement the information you provided or we collected.  For example, if you make a contribution to us through an intermediary, conduit, or third-party service provider, we are required to collect that information to comply with law and any Personal Information collected may be used by us as provided in this Privacy Policy.

 

HOW WE USE INFORMATION WE COLLECT

 

We are responsible for and may use your information for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy. Our third-party service providers may access your information where they perform services on our behalf and, unless prohibited by applicable law, for use on their own behalf. Consistent with applicable law and choices and controls that may be available to you, we may or our third-party service providers may use the information we collect from you, or from Devices associated with you, to:

Allow you to participate in our Political Activities, including information you request, view, or engage with; 

Communicate with you about your account or transactions with us or our third-party service providers and send you information or request feedback about features on our sites and Applications, or changes to our policies;

Facilitate contributions to, including the sale of goods by, us;

Send messages, text messages, surveys, polls, correspondence, and notifications to you regarding our Political Activities;

Personalize content and experiences;

Provide you with targeted advertising based on your activity on our site and on third-party platforms;

Detect, investigate, and prevent activities that may violate our policies, pose safety issues, or be fraudulent or illegal;

Operate, understand, optimize, develop, or improve our operations and Political Activities; and

Comply with applicable law, including campaign finance laws.

 

HOW WE SHARE INFORMATION WITH THIRD PARTIES

 

We will not share your Personal Information with a third party except as provided in this Privacy Policy. Subject to applicable law and choices and controls that may be available to you under applicable law, we may, without additional notice to you, share your Personal Information in the following circumstances:

When we, or third-party service providers on our behalf, file reports with federal or state regulators to comply with applicable campaign finance laws and regulations; 

When you expressly allow us to share your Personal Information with another organization so that they can send you offers and promotions about their political activities, products, or services; 

When third parties perform services on our behalf, such as package delivery, door-knocking, marketing and advertising, solicitation of contributions, web design and maintenance, donor service, payment processing, and survey, polling, and research;

When we transfer, sell or license, directly or indirectly, in connection with any reorganization, formation of new committee or successor organization, asset sale, license, or other transfer, financing or lending transaction, or in any other situation where your Personal Information may be disclosed, licensed, pledged, or transferred as one of our assets;

When we transfer, sell, or license Personal Information to a broker, another political committee, or other like-minded organization in connection with exercising our rights to free speech or ensuring another’s exercise of free speech; and

When we share your Personal Information with third parties to enforce our Terms of Use, to ensure the safety and security of third parties, to protect our rights and property and the rights and property of third parties, to comply with legal process, or in other cases if we believe in good faith that disclosure is required by law.

 

YOUR CHOICES

 

We provide you the ability to exercise certain controls and choices regarding our collection, use and sharing of your Personal Information. As a political organization that is not operated for the profit or benefit of shareholders or other owners, we are exempt from certain laws and rules that may otherwise provide you with additional rights. Subject to laws applicable to us and you, your controls and choices may include:

Correcting, updating, and deleting your User Account;

Choosing or changing your choices for subscriptions, newsletters, and alerts;

Opting out of receiving messages from us containing information about our Political Activities or soliciting contributions to support our Political Activities;

Disabling tracking technologies on your web browser;

Opting out of a sale of your Personal Information;

Requesting removal of your Personal Information from a Public Forum run on one of our sites; and

Requesting access to the Personal Information we hold about you and that we amend or delete it.

 

CHILDREN'S PRIVACY

 

Our website does not intend for children to be our primary audience and we do not knowingly contact or collect Personal Information from children under the age of 13 without appropriate notice and consent of a parent or legal guardian. If we are informed that we have unintentionally received Personal Information from a child under the age of 13, we will delete it. If you want to notify us of our possible receipt of Personal Information by children under the age of 13, please contact us at info@alaskansfornickbegich.com with “CHILDREN’S PRIVACY REQUEST” in the subject line. Please click here for information from the Federal Trade Commission about protecting children’s privacy online.

 

STATE PRIVACY RIGHTS

 

Privacy Rights for Nevada Residents. If you are a Nevada resident, Nevada Revised Statutes Section 603A gives you the right to submit a verified request to us, directing us not to make any sale of certain personal information, as defined under this law, that we have collected or may collect about you. To submit such a request, Nevada residents can email us at info@alaskansfornickbegich.com with “NEVADA OPT-OUT REQUEST” in the subject line.

Privacy Rights for California Residents. If you are a California Resident, California Civil Code Section 1798.83 permits you to request certain information regarding our disclosure of personal information, as defined under this law, to third parties for their direct marketing purposes. To submit such a request, please contact us at info@alaskansfornickbegich.com with “CALIFORNIA PRIVACY REQUEST” in the subject line.

 

DATA SECURITY PRACTICES

 

The security, integrity, and protection of your Personal Information are extremely important to us. We have implemented technical, administrative, and physical security measures that are designed to protect your Personal Information from unauthorized access, disclosure, use, and modification. Please be aware that, despite our best efforts, no security measures are perfect or impenetrable. We and our third-party service providers will retain your Personal Information for the length of time needed to fulfill the purposes outlined in this Privacy Policy unless a longer retention period is required or permitted by law.

 

INTEGRATION OF THIRD PARTY PLATFORMS AND SERVICES

 

Our Political Activities may be linked to, rely on, and/or be integrated with websites, applications, interfaces, services, and/or platforms operated by third-parties including, without limitation, service providers.  We are not responsible for the privacy practices of any website, application, interface, service, or platform operated by a third party. Once you leave our site via a link, access a third-party application, interface, service, or platform, including websites operated by service providers, you should check the applicable privacy policy of such third party to determine, among other things, how they will handle any information they may collect from you.

 

CHANGES TO THE PRIVACY POLICY

 

ANY INFORMATION THAT IS COLLECTED VIA OUR POLITICAL ACTIVITY IS COVERED BY THE PRIVACY POLICY IN EFFECT AT THE TIME SUCH INFORMATION IS COLLECTED. WE MAY REVISE THIS PRIVACY POLICY FROM TIME TO TIME. IF WE MAKE ANY MATERIAL CHANGES TO THIS PRIVACY POLICY, INCLUDING ANY CHANGE THAT WE PROPOSE THAT WILL HAVE RETROACTIVE EFFECT, WE WILL NOTIFY YOU OF THOSE CHANGES BY POSTING THEM ON OUR SITES OR BY SENDING YOU AN EMAIL OR OTHER NOTIFICATION, AND WE WILL UPDATE THE “LAST UPDATED DATE” ABOVE TO INDICATE WHEN THOSE CHANGES WERE MADE.

INTERNATIONAL USE

 

Our Political Activities are controlled, operated, and administered entirely within the United States, and intended for adult United States citizens and permanent residents only. If you visit, access, interact with, and/or otherwise participate in our Political Activities from a location outside the United States, please be advised that any information you provide in connection with any such activity may be processed in and/or transferred to the United States of America and/or other territories and locations, where privacy protections may not be as comprehensive as those in the territory or location where you are located. By participating in our Political Activities or accessing any of our sites or Applications, you affirmatively consent to the transfer, use, disclosure, provision, and other administration of your information as described herein.

 

CONTACT US

If you have any questions about our privacy practices or this Privacy Policy, please contact us at:

Email: info@alaskansfornickbegich.com

OR

Mail: 

Alaskans for Nick Begich

PO Box 671710

Chugiak, AK 99567

 

DEFINITIONS

 

“Aggregate Information” means information about groups or categories of individuals, which does not identify and cannot reasonably be used to identify an individual.

“Anonymous Information” means information that does not directly or indirectly identify, and cannot reasonably be used to identify, an individual.

“Application” means a program or service, if any, operated by us (or on our behalf) that may be displayed on various online, mobile, or other platforms and environments, including those operated by third parties, which permits us to interact directly with users.

“Children” means individuals who we have identified are not of legal age to consent to the collection and processing of their Personal Information. In the United States, the term “children” refers to individuals under 13 years of age.

“Device” means any computer, mobile device, phone, tablet or other electronic equipment that an individual may use to access our websites or Applications or participate in our Political Activities.

“IP Address” means an identifier associated with the access point through which you enter the Internet, and is typically controlled by your Internet Service Provider, your company, or your university.

 

“Personal Information” means information that identifies (whether directly or indirectly) a particular individual, such as the individual’s name, postal address, email address, and telephone number.

 

“Public Forum” means any component of our Political Activity where you may provide information to an unrestricted audience, such as message boards, conversation pages, blogs, chat rooms, social community environments, or profile pages.  If you provide Personal Information when you use any of these features, that Personal Information may be publicly posted and otherwise disclosed without limitation as to its use by us or by a third party.

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All the above categories exclude text messaging originator opt-in data and consent; this information will not be shared with any third parties.

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No mobile information will be shared by us with third parties/affiliates for marketing/promotional purposes. Text messaging originator opt-in data and consent will not be shared by us with any third parties

Lowering Costs for Alaska’s Families

The cost of living is felt by every Alaskan. Politicians talk about cost of living, but most don’t know the first thing about how to address it. The difference is, Nick is focused on results, not rhetoric. He works across the partisan divide where it helps Alaska, without ever forfeiting his Alaska first principles.

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Nick is fighting to bring costs down by attacking the problem at its source: energy, transportation, infrastructure, taxes, and federal red tape.

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He helped pass major tax relief for working Alaskans, including no taxes on tips, no taxes on overtime, historic tax relief for seniors, and permanent relief for small businesses. These policies put more money back in the pockets of working families, reward hard work, and help small businesses grow.

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But lowering costs in Alaska also means producing more energy at home, strengthening supply chains, building better infrastructure, and ending the federal policies that make it harder and more expensive to live, work, and raise a family in our state.

Nick is focused on real solutions that make everyday life more affordable for Alaskans.

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Unlocking Alaska’s Resources

Nick helped secure the most significant federal resource wins for Alaska in a generation. Through the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, Congress reopened major opportunities for responsible energy development in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska, Coastal Plains, Cook Inlet, and other resource areas critical to Alaska’s future.

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That means more jobs, more investment, more energy production, and a stronger foundation for Alaska’s economy.

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Nick also secured the best ever long-term deal for Alaska by increasing the state’s share of major new federal resource revenues from 50 percent to 70 percent. This is a generational win that means more of Alaska’s resource wealth stays with Alaskans, helping support larger long-term PFDs, classrooms, roads, public safety, and essential services across the state.

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As a businessman, Nick does not believe Alaskans should have to ask D.C. bureaucrats for permission to use the resources beneath our feet. His next fights are clear: advance Alaska North Slope gas production, end the regulatory chokehold, and build a generation of high-paying jobs that keeps our kids and grandkids in Alaska.

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Building the Infrastructure Alaska Needs

Ports, airports, roads, tunnels, pipelines, the Marine Highway System, and rail are the backbone of our economy and the lifelines that connect our communities.

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Nick is fighting for major infrastructure improvements that connect communities, lower the cost of goods, strengthen public safety, support resource development, and improve quality of life across the state. In his first term, Nick has helped bring serious federal investment into Alaska to build stronger, safer, and more resilient infrastructure.

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That means investing in ports that support commerce, fishing, energy, defense, and coastal communities. It means improving airports that serve as critical links for rural Alaska. It means roads and tunnels that move people and goods safely. It means modernizing the infrastructure that keeps Alaska open for business.

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Nick helped secure key community project funding for Alaska ports, harbors, freight systems, road improvements, and coastal protection, including investments in every corner of Alaska. He also secured House passage of the Airport Regulatory Relief Act to cut red tape for small and rural airports and lower the cost of critical airfield improvements.

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Nick is also thinking bigger. He is working to bring public and private partners together to advance transformational projects, including expanded rail across Alaska, stronger connections between communities, and long-term infrastructure solutions that match the scale of our state.

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For years, Alaska has been told to just be thankful for what we have. Nick believes Alaska should think bigger, build smarter, and demand the infrastructure needed to unlock our full potential.

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Creating Jobs and Opportunity

Nick believes Alaska should be a place where people can build, work, raise a family, and stay for generations. That starts with creating good-paying jobs and opening the door to real economic growth.

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From energy development on the North Slope to LNG, mining, timber, aviation, infrastructure, fisheries, and emerging technologies, Nick is fighting for an Alaska economy built on production, innovation, and self-determination. He helped pass the SPEED Act out of the House to modernize federal permitting, establish clearer timelines, reduce endless delays, and create a pro-growth regulatory environment that lets America build again.

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The first major NPR-A lease sale under the new law showed exactly what happens when federal barriers come down: stronger industry interest, renewed investment, and proof that Alaska is ready to lead again. This historic lease sale would not have happened without a Republican-led Congress willing to stand with Nick in support of Alaska.

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Securing the Border and Protecting Kids

Before Nick Begich ever set foot in Washington, he sat down with Alaska parents like Athena Fulton, who lost her 20-year-old son Braeden to fentanyl in 2021, and gave them his word that he would fight to stem the flow of deadly drugs into our communities.

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He kept that promise. Nick co-sponsored and helped pass the HALT Fentanyl Act to permanently classify fentanyl-related substances as Schedule I drugs and increase penalties on the traffickers behind them. He voted to secure the border at the source and stop the flow of this poison into our state. And when President Trump addressed Congress, Nick brought Athena to Washington as his guest so an Alaska mother, and every family like hers, would know that they are not just seen – they are heard.

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Nick is still in this fight, backing prevention, standing with Alaska law enforcement, and keeping the promise, he made to every parent who has lost a child.

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Standing Up for Alaska Native Communities

Nick Begich has brought rural Alaska’s voice to Congress and delivered real results. His first two bills, the Alaska Native Settlement Trust Eligibility Act and the Alaska Native Village Municipal Lands Restoration Act, were signed into law by President Trump after being introduced on his first day in office.

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These laws protect Alaska Native elders and vulnerable Alaskans from being penalized for receiving settlement trust benefits, restore local control over lands, and help more than 80 villages move forward with housing, infrastructure, economic development, and self-determination.

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Nick also led the Cape Fox Land Entitlement Finalization Act, which was signed into law to resolve a long-standing ANCSA land issue in Southeast Alaska and open the door to new opportunity for Cape Fox Corporation and the Native Village of Saxman. He passed the Chugach Alaska Land Exchange and Oil Spill Recovery Act through the House, advancing a long-overdue land exchange to restore value to Native shareholders and support better local land management in the Chugach region.

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Nick has continued the fight for Southeast Alaska Native communities through the Unrecognized Southeast Alaska Native Communities Recognition and Compensation Act, legislation to address the decades-long omission of landless communities in Haines, Ketchikan, Petersburg, Tenakee, and Wrangell. Despite being introduced in 10 previous Congresses, Nick was able to pass this legislation for the first time out of the House of Representatives.

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Fighting for Veterans and Keeping Promises

Nick has worked to honor the promises made to Alaska Native Vietnam-era veterans by advancing H.R. 410, the Alaska Native Vietnam Era Veterans Land Allotment Extension Act of 2025, to extend land allotment opportunities for those who served our nation. This legislation gives eligible Alaska Native Vietnam-era veterans and their families more time to apply for the land they were promised.

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Nick has also backed legislation to improve the lives of veterans. He co-sponsored the Veterans’ ACCESS Act of 2025 to expand health care options, reduce wait times, and improve service availability for veterans. He also co-sponsored the Disabled Veterans Housing Support Act, which protects disabled veterans by excluding service-connected disability compensation when determining eligibility for certain housing assistance programs.

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From the very beginning, Nick added a member to his team dedicated to serving veterans, handling VA cases, and ensuring Alaska veterans have an advocate who can open doors and cut through the bureaucracy. The office has successfully closed hundreds of veteran cases, delivering results for Alaska’s veterans.

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Lowering Health Care Costs and Expanding Rural Access

Nick helped advance the largest rural health investment in American history, with Alaska receiving major new opportunities to strengthen rural health care access, support providers, and deliver care in communities that face some of the toughest health care challenges in the country.

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For Alaska, health care cannot be one-size-fits-all. Rural communities need telemedicine, mobile health clinics, stronger provider recruitment and retention, better digital tools, and care models designed for the realities of distance, weather, and limited access. Nick is fighting for solutions that use technology to drive down costs, expand access, and bring care closer to every community across Alaska.

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Nick supported the Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act to expand affordable options for small businesses and workers, reduce premiums in the individual market, and bring more transparency to the prescription drug supply chain. He also introduced the bipartisan Youth Suicide Prevention Research Act to strengthen federal research and expand resources aimed at preventing youth suicide.

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Nick has also advanced the Southcentral Foundation Land Transfer Act, legislation to transfer land and the Quyana Clubhouse facility in Anchorage to Southcentral Foundation so it can make long-needed improvements and expand mental health, health and social services.

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Crucially, Nick is helping start a larger conversation about health, not just health care. It is about longevity, prevention, personal responsibility, innovation, and giving families better choices so we can bring down costs by curing diseases and living healthier lives.

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Working for Coastal Communities

Alaska’s coastal communities are central to who we are as a state. Our fishermen, processors, mariners, shipyards, ports, harbors, Coast Guard families, and coastal villages keep Alaska moving and help feed, supply, and defend the nation.

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Nick is fighting for the people and industries that depend on Alaska’s waters. He supported the largest investment in the history of the U.S. Coast Guard, including 16 new icebreakers and major upgrades to Alaska ports and facilities, strengthening America’s Arctic presence while bringing new jobs, infrastructure, and opportunity to coastal communities.

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Nick has also co-led the FISH Act to combat foreign illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing that undercuts Alaska fishermen and threatens the health of our fisheries. He joined the Alaska delegation in introducing the Bycatch Reduction and Research Act to improve data, expand monitoring, advance technology, and reduce bycatch while protecting marine habitat.

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He is fighting to train the next generation of Alaska fishermen by co-leading legislation to reauthorize the Young Fishermen’s Development Act, helping young people gain the skills and support they need to carry Alaska’s fishing legacy forward.

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Nick knows fisheries policy is about restoring abundance, protecting the resource, holding all users to the highest standard, and making sure every Alaskan who depends on our fisheries has a seat at the table.

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Defending Alaska’s Strategic Role

Alaska is America’s Arctic frontier, and Nick has fought to make sure Washington finally treats it that way.

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From supporting Arctic defense and Coast Guard investments to backing icebreaker homeporting in Alaska, Nick is working to strengthen national security, protect our waters, support coastal communities, and ensure America leads in the Arctic.

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Nick understands that investing in America’s national security brings resources and investment to our local communities – including the more than $11 billion coming to support Alaska’s role in the defense of America. Creating indirect jobs and opportunities for hardworking Alaska families.

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Delivering Directly for Alaskans

Nick’s office has returned more than $2.5 million to Alaskans through federal casework, helping constituents cut through red tape, recover benefits, resolve Social Security and VA issues, and get answers from federal agencies.

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That work is done by a hardworking team focused on helping everyday Alaskans receive what is already theirs. When federal bureaucracy gets in the way, Nick’s office opens doors, demands answers, and advocates for Alaskans when they need help most.

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An Alaska-Sized Record

Nick Begich is setting a new standard for what an effective member of Congress should be. In his first term, he has passed more bills than any other freshman and had more legislation signed by President Trump than any other member of the House or Senate. For Alaska, that means results. His legislative production in his first term is historic. No other freshman member in the House, in the history of the United States, has passed more legislation or had legislation signed into law than Nick Begich.

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This happened because Nick came to Congress ready to work, because Nick has ensured the Republican majority understands Alaska’s importance to America’s future, and because President Trump has been willing to support Alaska, as we chart our own course. Nick’s legislative production in his first term in Congress is historic.

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Just Getting Started

Nick Begich is delivering because he understands what is at stake. Alaska’s future will not be built by bureaucrats, lower 48 activists, or politicians who talk a big game but fail to produce.

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It will be built by Alaskans.

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Nick is fighting to lower costs, unlock Alaska, grow our economy, protect our communities, defend our freedoms, and make sure the next generation inherits a state with more opportunity.

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In his first term, Nick has delivered objectively historic results. And he is just getting started.

NICK FOR ALASKA

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