The DCCC just added this race to their Red to Blue program. This is a big signal to donors, organizers, and the political world that Alaska is in play and we can win this race.
I'm Bill Hill — a Dena'ina Athabascan commercial fisherman from Naknek, Alaska — and they're betting on us to defeat vulnerable Republican incumbent Nick Begich.
Republicans know it too. Mike Johnson flew to Alaska to try to save him. The NRCC started running ads to prop him up. A Republican Super PAC — Club for Growth — just dropped $1.2 million on ads attacking me. Everyone is paying attention to Alaska because they know this seat is in play.
Mary Peltola proved this seat doesn't have to answer to billionaires and corporate interests. We're going to prove it again by taking this seat back.
Polls show us leading when voters hear about both candidates — and I've traveled more than 10,000 miles across Alaska this summer, making sure we get our message out.
The momentum is real, and every dollar you contribute today keeps it going. Will you split a contribution between my campaign and the Voter Protection Project to help us win this seat?
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