Candidate profile: Daniel J Sullivan

Daniel J Sullivan is running as a Republican for Alaska’s U.S. Senate seat in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. He is one of 13 listed candidates in the contested race and is a separate candidate from Republican incumbent Dan Sullivan.

Identity and campaign record

Daniel J Sullivan’s candidate entry lists no biography or documented policy positions. His campaign has reported raising $18,835 and spending $10,435. A cash-on-hand figure is not listed.

The campaign finance figures distinguish Daniel J Sullivan from incumbent Dan Sullivan, whose campaign has reported separate fundraising and spending totals. Fundraising measures campaign activity; it does not establish a candidate’s policy views or indicate the outcome of an election.

Candidates in the race

Each candidate’s listed affiliation, fundraising and spending are as follows:

• Ann Diener, Democrat. Diener has reported raising $0 and spending $0. No biography or documented policy positions are listed.
• Daniel J Sullivan, Republican. Sullivan has reported raising $18,835 and spending $10,435. No biography or documented policy positions are listed.
• Dustin Thomas House Darden, Republican. Darden has reported raising $0 and spending $0. No biography or documented policy positions are listed.
• David Bryan Leslie, Democrat. Leslie has reported raising $0 and spending $0. No biography or documented policy positions are listed.
• Reece Roberts, NON. Roberts has reported raising $0 and spending $0. No biography or documented policy positions are listed.
• Gerald L. (Jerry) Heikes, Republican. Heikes has reported raising $0 and spending $0. No biography or documented policy positions are listed.
• Scott A. Kohlhaas, Libertarian. Kohlhaas has reported raising $0 and spending $0. No biography or documented policy positions are listed.
• Mary Peltola, Democrat. Peltola has reported raising $18,545,132.43 and spending $13,908,377.35. No biography or documented policy positions are listed.
• Heather G Mcelwain, Republican. Mcelwain has reported raising $0 and spending $0. No biography or documented policy positions are listed.
• Gavin Solomon, Republican. Solomon has reported raising $0 and spending $0. No biography or documented policy positions are listed.
• Carol Hafner, Democrat. Hafner has reported raising $0 and spending $0. No biography or documented policy positions are listed.
• Dan Sullivan, Republican incumbent. Sullivan has reported raising $11,735,898.20 and spending $5,172,572.02. No biography or documented policy positions are listed.
• Christopher Miklos, Republican. Miklos has reported raising $0 and spending $0. No biography or documented policy positions are listed.

Cash-on-hand figures are not listed for any of the 13 candidates.

Policy positions

No documented policy positions are listed for Daniel J Sullivan or any other candidate in the race. That means the candidate entries do not establish where they stand on federal spending, energy, public lands, fisheries, defense, health care or other matters that may come before the U.S. Senate.

Party affiliation alone does not establish an individual candidate’s position on an issue. Voters can evaluate policy differences as candidates publish platforms, answer questions and participate in campaign events.

Election process

The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. Candidate filings, campaign finance reports and the official field can change as the election process continues.

The distinction between Daniel J Sullivan and Dan Sullivan will be important throughout the campaign because both are listed as Republicans in the same Senate race. Ballots and official election information will use the candidates’ listed names to identify them.