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← Rundown2026 Alaska House race — Nicholas J. Begich III's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Alaska House race — Nicholas J. Begich III's seat

Incumbent: Nicholas J. Begich III (Republican)

Nicholas III BegichNicholas III BegichREPUBLICAN PARTY
Nicholas J. Begich IIINicholas J. Begich IIIRepublican
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Declared candidates

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  • Nicholas III Begich
    Nicholas III Begich

    REPUBLICAN PARTY · Incumbent

    FEC filing ↗
  • Nicholas J. Begich III
    Nicholas J. Begich III

    Republican · Incumbent

    Stated positions (6) ▾
    • Energy & Resource Development: Supports expanded oil, gas, and mineral development in Alaska, including a natural gas pipeline/LNG project, and backs rescinding federal restrictions on resource extraction.

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  • Federal Spending: Expresses concern about growing federal debt and favors more restrained federal spending compared to his opponent's infrastructure spending priorities. [1]
  • Foreign Policy (Iran): Voiced support for U.S. military action against Iran during recent conflict. [1][2]
  • Homeland Security Funding: Notes that Customs and Border Patrol and ICE are funded for four years under prior legislation despite a broader Department of Homeland Security funding dispute. [1]
  • Immigration & Border Security: Supports strict border enforcement, large-scale immigration enforcement and deportations, and co-sponsored legislation to detain and remove undocumented immigrants who commit crimes. [1][2][3]
  • Taxation (Alaska LNG Project): Encourages the Alaska Legislature to adopt a favorable tax system to make the proposed LNG gas line attractive to investors. [1][2]
  • BH
    Bill Hill

    INDEPENDENT

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (8) ▾
    • Education: Emphasizes public education as an important institution and supports policies that strengthen it. [1]
    • Fisheries & Subsistence: Supports protecting Bristol Bay fisheries, reducing bycatch, and defending subsistence rights and fairness among user groups. [1][2]
    • Foreign Policy: Opposes involvement in what he calls 'another war in the Middle East.' [1]
    • Government Corruption: Supports fighting corruption in Washington and reducing what he describes as government overreach into Alaskans' way of life. [1]
    • Healthcare: Supports lowering healthcare costs and premiums, including extending ACA tax credits, while protecting individual healthcare decision-making. [1][2]
    • Housing & Energy Costs: Supports bringing new housing and energy projects to Alaska to help lower living costs. [1]
    • Taxation & Economy: Supports raising taxes on billionaires and large corporations and closing tax loopholes, while lowering costs for working Alaskan families. [1][2][3]
    • Trade & Tariffs: Opposes broad tariffs, arguing they drive up consumer prices for everyday goods. [1][2]
  • Mary Peltola
    Mary Peltola

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (12) ▾
    • Abortion: Supports codifying Roe v. Wade and expanding access to affordable birth control. [1]
    • Border Security: Supports stronger border enforcement and has criticized the Biden administration's policies. [1][2]
    • Congressional term limits: Supports 12-year term limits for members of Congress to replace career politicians. [1][2]
    • Energy Development: Supports major oil, gas, and mining projects including drilling in ANWR and NPR-A and gas refining. [1][2]
    • Energy and Resources: Supports major oil, gas, and mining development projects including in ANWR and NPR-A, following regional Native corporations. [1][2][3]
    • Energy production: Supports expanded oil and gas development including the Alaska LNG Pipeline and increased refining capacity. [1][2][3]
    • Fisheries: Prioritizes protecting Alaska fisheries and reducing bycatch. [1][2]
    • Fisheries management: Supports banning factory trawling and reducing bycatch to restore Alaska fisheries. [1]
    • Regulation & permitting: Supports permitting reform to streamline Alaska energy projects. [1]
    • Resource development: Supports oil drilling in ANWR, NPRA, and the Willow project while opposing the Pebble mine. [1]
    • Taxation: Proposes eliminating income taxes for Alaskans earning less than the median household income. [1]
    • Term Limits: Supports congressional term limits to increase accountability for elected officials. [1][2]
  • MD
    Matthew Damian Schultz

    DEMOCRATIC PARTY

    FEC filing ↗
    Stated positions (3) ▾
    • Affordability & Cost of Living: Supports policies to reduce the cost of groceries, utilities, housing, and transportation, framing affordability as a matter of fairness and dignity for working families. [1][2]
    • Health Care Access: Supports universal access to health care coverage, opposes efforts to repeal or weaken existing coverage, and favors policies that reduce costs and prioritize patients over insurance companies. [1][2]
    • Immigration & Homeland Security: Supports comprehensive immigration reform that secures the border while easing legal pathways, favors reforming ICE with body cameras, independent oversight, and constitutional accountability, and backs preserving a lawful asylum system. [1]
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