U.S. executive branch officials

• Donald Trump, 45thpresident of the United States (2017–2021)^[34]

U.S. senators

• Dan Sullivan,U.S. senator from Alaska (2015–present)^[18]

Statewide officials

• Sarah Palin, 9th governor of Alaska (2006–2009), candidate forAlaska's at-large congressional district in2022 and Republican nominee forvice president in2008^[35]
• Kelly Tshibaka, former commissioner of theAlaska Department of Administration (2019–2021) and candidate for the U.S. Senate in2022^[35]

State legislators

• Jay Ramras, formerstate representative (2005–2011)^[18]

Local officials

• Dave Bronson,mayor ofAnchorage (2021–2024)^[18]
• Dan Sullivan, formermayor ofAnchorage (2009–2015)^[18]

Organizations

• Alaska Republican Party(co-endorsed with Pierce)^[36]
• NRA Political Victory Fund^[37][38]

Statewide officials

• Jane Angvik, former commissioner of theAlaska Department of Commerce and Economic Development and formerAnchorage Assembly member (1979–1985)^[39]
• Tony Knowles, formergovernor of Alaska (1994–2002)^[18]

State legislators

• Vic Fischer, former state senator and drafter of theAlaska Constitution^[18]

Organizations

• Planned Parenthood^[40]

Individuals

• Joe Miller, formerU.S. magistrate judge (2002–2004) and former candidate for U.S. Senate in2010 and2016^[12]

State legislators

• Lora Reinbold, state senator (2019–present) and state representative (2013–2019)^[41]

Organizations

• Alaska Republican Party(co-endorsed with Dunleavy)^[36]

State legislators

• Cathy Giessel, former president of theAlaska Senate(Republican)^[18]
• Grier Hopkins, state representative(Democratic)^[42]
• Andy Josephson,state representative (2017–present)(Democratic)^[18]
• Beth Kerttula, formerstate representative (1999–2014)(Democratic)^[18]
• Ivy Spohnholz, state representative(Democratic)^[42]
• Adam Wool, state representative(Democratic)^[42]

Local officials

• Bruce Botelho, former mayor ofJuneau (2003–2012) and formerAlaska Attorney General (1988–1991)(Democratic)^[43]
• Santa Claus, mayor pro tem ofNorth Pole and candidate forAlaska's at-large congressional district in the 2022special election(Independent)^[44]
• Mike Navarre, former mayor of theKenai Peninsula Borough (1996–1999, 2011–2017) and formerstate representative (1985–1996)(Democratic)^[18]

Individuals

• Vince Beltrami, former president of theAFL–CIO^[18]

Labor unions

• AlaskaAFL–CIO^[45]
• American Federation of Teachers - Alaska^[46]
• National Education Association - Alaska^[46]

Organizations

• Sealaska Corporation

State legislators

• Rick Halford, former president of theAlaska Senate(Republican)^[18]

Individuals

• Al Gross, orthopedic surgeon, commercial fisherman, son of formerAlaska Attorney GeneralAvrum Gross, Democratic-endorsed nominee for U.S. Senate in2020, and withdrawn candidate forAlaska's at-large congressional district in the 2022special andregular elections(Independent)^[20][18]

Mike Dunleavy vs. Les Gara

Mike Dunleavy vs. Bill Walker

1. ^^abSuspended her campaign and endorsed Dunleavy on October 25, 2022 after allegations of sexual harassment against Pierce but remained on the ballot.^[10]
2. ^^abcdeKey:
   A – all adults
   RV – registered voters
   LV – likely voters
   V – unclear
3. ^Howe and Kurka with 3%; Toien with 2%; Haeg with 1%; Nemec and Walden with 0%
4. ^Hypothetical scenario with Dunleavy and Walker as the top two based on expressed ranked choice preferences
5. ^The margin of sampling error for the 500 statewide sample is ±4.4%; for the 840 total sample of voters 50+ is ±3.3%.
6. ^Standard polling question.
7. ^Pierce eliminated. Vote transfer breakdown: 70% to Dunleavy, 7% to Walker, 3% to Gara, and 20% not ranked further.
8. ^Walker eliminated. Vote transfer breakdown: 67% to Gara, 13% to Dunleavy, and 20% not ranked further.

1. ^This poll was sponsored by Gara's campaign
2. ^Poll sponsored byAARP
3. ^^abThis poll was sponsored by Walker's campaign

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