Trump Urges Wasilla Voters to Back Sullivan and Opposes Ranked-Choice Voting
In Wasilla, Alaska, former President Donald Trump urged residents to vote for Republican Senator Dan Sullivan in the closely contested US Senate race against Democrat Mary Peltola, and also campaigned against ranked-choice voting.
Phoenix, AZ, October 13, 2026 —
Former President Donald Trump urged residents in Wasilla, Alaska, to vote for Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan in his closely contested U.S. Senate race against Democrat Mary Peltola. Trump also campaigned against ranked-choice voting, according to the available account of his remarks.
The summary identifies Sullivan and Peltola as the candidates in the Senate contest and describes the race as closely contested. It does not provide polling figures, election results, or other details about the state of the campaign. No date for Trump’s appearance was provided.
The account places Trump’s appeal to voters and his opposition to ranked-choice voting together in Wasilla, but does not include a transcript or direct quotations. It also does not specify how Trump discussed the voting system, whether he made particular arguments about it, or whether he addressed other campaign issues.
Further details about the event were not provided, including its venue, attendance, or whether Sullivan or Peltola was present. The account does not describe reactions from either campaign, local residents, or election officials. It also provides no information about the status or possible effects of Trump’s appeal.
The reported actions were an endorsement of Sullivan in the Senate race and opposition to ranked-choice voting. Beyond those points, the available information does not establish additional statements, developments, or outcomes.
Story summarized from the original created by Jon Decker on www.azfamily.com, see more information here.
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