By SUZANNE DOWNING
Nov. 2, 2026 – President Donald Trump made a final appeal to Alaska voters Monday, holding a tele-rally with supporters and urging them to elect Sen. Dan S. Sullivan, Congressman Nick Begich and gubernatorial candidate Bernadette Wilson.
The Alaska call was part of a packed election-eve schedule that included nine tele-rallies and a speech at the newly refurbished Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, DC, following weeks of campaign travel that included 30 state rallies in 20 days.
During the Alaska call, Trump emphasized the distinction between the incumbent senator and the similarly named challenger on the ballot. He accused Democrats of using the second candidate to confuse voters and renewed his criticism of Mary Peltola.
Trump urged supporters to vote for Dan S. Sullivan, identifying him as the Republican incumbent, and to support Begich for another term in the US House.
He also repeated his endorsement of Wilson in the governor’s race.
“Vote also for Nick Begich for Congress and rank Bernadette Wilson number one for governor,” Trump said.
Earlier Monday, the president used the Reflecting Pool as the backdrop for his national closing argument, pairing a celebration of Washington restoration projects with a pitch to retain Republican control of Congress.
Speaking to an audience that included National Park Service employees, Trump credited his administration with improvements to public safety and repairs to the capital’s statues, fountains, and monuments.
Trump also highlighted tax cuts, energy production and his economic record while attacking Democratic candidates.
The Alaska tele-rally brought that national turnout effort directly to the state on the final day before Tuesday’s election. Trump’s closing instructions focused on three names: Sullivan for Senate, Begich for Congress and Wilson as the first choice for governor.
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This president has more energy than most 20-year olds. Non-stop at 80+ years. We are so incredibly lucky to have him during this period of American history. When compared to Joe Biden……..well, you know. The Democrats consistently pick losers.