Heading to Alaska to do a major Rally for Senator Dan S
Trump ading to Alaska to do a major Rally for Senator Dan S. Sullivan, one of the best and most respected Senators in D.C., Congressman Nick Begich, a fantastic Warrior and Advocate for everything that is important for Alaska, and Bernadette Wilson, who i
WASHINGTON D.C. — Heading to Alaska to do a major Rally for Senator Dan S. Sullivan, one of the best and most respected Senators in D.C., Congressman Nick Begich, a fantastic Warrior and Advocate for everything that is important for Alaska, and Bernadette.
Donald J. Trump traveled to Wasilla, Alaska, on October 13, 2026, to campaign for Republican Senator Dan Sullivan and Representative Nick Begich III. The visit aimed to bolster GOP candidates in tight midterm races.
Trump also backed gubernatorial candidate Bernadette Wilson, who faces a fractured Republican field and Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins. Heading to Alaska to do a major Rally for Senator Dan S. Sullivan, one of the best and most respected Senators in D.C., Congressman Nick Begich, a fantastic Warrior and Advocate for everything that is important for Alaska, and Bernadette Wilson, who is running for Governor, unfortunately, against two lesser Candidates, who she beat in the Primary, making it difficult in that three Republicans are running against one weak, Radical Left Dumocrat, but threesomes always make it hard to win — Very unfair!
Former President Donald J. Trump campaigned at Wasilla, Alaska on 10/13/2026.
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