From Indigenous Women Lead PAC <[email protected]>
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Subject Two indigenous women could decide control of the Senate
Date October 1, 2026 2:45 AM
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This is BIG, John.

Decision Desk HQ moved its forecast for the entire U.S. Senate to a pure toss-up, the first time since early June that control of the chamber has been a genuine coin flip.

And Mary Peltola, one of the candidates on its list, is an indigenous woman we’re supporting this fall.

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Peltola is a Yup'ik leader and the first Alaska Native ever elected to Congress. She finished 8 points ahead of Republican Senator Dan Sullivan in the primary — nearly 50% of the vote in a state Trump won by 13. DDHQ now gives her a 58% chance of flipping this seat.

In a coin-flip Senate, that one race can be the whole ballgame.

But a flipped seat in Alaska only matters if we hold what we have. We’re also supporting Peggy Flanagan in Minnesota. She is a citizen of the White Earth Nation, and she’s defending the open Democratic seat there. If she wins, she could join Peltola as the first two Native American women EVER in the U.S. Senate.

Flip Alaska. Hold Minnesota. That's our mission: to see two Indigenous women deliver a Democratic Senate.

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