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Alaska is not like any other state, and it should not be treated like one. Our size, our climate, our cultures, and our economy demand leadership that understands this place and respects the people who call it home. Too often, decisions about Alaska are made thousands of miles away by people who have never lived here and never will. This is a grassroots campaign and I'm still working to add to this list as I hear from Alaskans about the issues that matter most to them. If you have ideas that you’d like to see, <a href="mailto:info@mattschultzforalaska.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">please reach out and let me know.</a>

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Alaska needs new leadership rooted in compassion, fairness, and common sense. Matt Schultz has spent his life caring for others — now he’s asking you to stand with him.Every strong campaign is powered by people like you. Whether it’s talking with neighbors, making phone calls, hosting a house party, or helping get out the vote, your time and energy can make the difference in this race.Sign up today to volunteer and help build a campaign that puts Alaskans first.

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Matt will protect access to health care and defend Medicaid, because no Alaskan should lose coverage or go broke just to see a doctor.

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We can be a nation that enforces the law and honors human dignity at the same time. America deserves safe communities and a humane immigration system that follows the law and respects human dignity. I believe that constitutional rights do not disappear because someone is an immigrant or because an agency operates in the shadows. Security and compassion are not opposites. I support:<ul><li>Passing comprehensive immigration reform that secures the border and makes it easier to come here legally</li><li>Holding federal immigration enforcement to the same professional and constitutional standards as all law enforcement agencies, including requiring body cameras and independent investigations</li><li>Fundamental changes to ICE to ensure accountability. That means rebuilding ICE from the ground up until it is an agency that respects the Constitution, rule of law, and America’s basic values. That must include rigorous training requirements focused on de-escalation, civil rights, and lawful conduct to create an agency that is accountable for its conduct</li><li>Defending a lawful asylum system that reflects our values by welcoming the neighbor and protecting people fleeing violence and persecution </li></ul>I believe in secure communities and fair enforcement. Too many leaders have stayed silent in the face of federal overreach and abuse. Alaska deserves a representative who will speak up, demand accountability, and stand for both public safety and the Bill of Rights.

We can be a nation that enforces the law and honors human dignity at the same time. I believe that constitutional rights do not disappear because someone is an immigrant or because an agency operates in the shadows. Security and compassion are not opposites.

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My faith teaches me that every person has dignity, that conscience matters, and that power must be restrained. I believe the government should never dictate belief or privilege one faith tradition over others, that our constitutional rights are foundational, and they apply to everyone, regardless of politics or belief.&nbsp; I support:<ul><li>Religious liberty and freedom of conscience for people of all faiths and none, including separation of church and state</li><li>Full protection of First Amendment rights, including free speech, peaceful protest, and freedom from unreasonable searches</li><li>Respect for Second Amendment rights of lawful gun owners</li><li>Firm limits on government overreach and abuse of power</li><li>Keeping the government out of our personal decisions, which includes respecting all people regardless of their identity, faith, or expression&nbsp;</li></ul>True faith calls us to love our neighbors. True freedom requires accountability, restraint, and leaders willing to defend constitutional rights even when it is politically inconvenient.

True faith calls us to love our neighbors. I believe the government should never dictate belief or privilege one faith tradition over others, that our constitutional rights are foundational, and they apply to everyone, regardless of politics or belief.&nbsp;

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Alaska’s economy and way of life depend on healthy fisheries, responsible energy development, and stewardship of the land and waters. We have over 3,000 rivers, more than 3 million lakes, and 34,000 miles of coastal shoreline, producing 60% of the United States’ seafood. We have both the largest oil field and the highest hydroelectric power potential in the country, yet have some of the highest energy costs in the nation. I believe Alaskans, not corporate interests, should lead these decisions.I support:<ul><li>A ban on destructive bottom trawling and stronger enforcement of mid-water trawling rules</li><li>Defending subsistence rights and ensuring rural communities are not pushed aside by industrial interests</li><li>Acknowledging climate change as real and human-caused, and responding with practical solutions that create good-paying jobs at home and protect our planet</li><li>Expanding Alaska-based energy production that benefits the majority of Alaskans by creating good-paying jobs and delivering affordable energy</li><li>Investing in hydropower, tidal, wind, and other renewable resources that make sense for Alaska’s geography </li></ul>Alaska should not have to import expensive energy when we have so many resources at home. With smart planning and local leadership, Alaska can lower costs, grow its workforce, and lead the nation in responsible energy production.

Alaska’s economy and way of life depend on healthy fisheries, responsible energy development, and stewardship of the land and waters. I believe Alaskans, not corporate interests, should lead these decisions.

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The cost of living in Alaska is crushing too many families. Groceries, utility bills, housing, and transportation all cost more here, yet Washington keeps rewarding the wealthiest interests while working people fall further behind. I believe affordability is about fairness, responsibility, and dignity across every stage of life. I support:<ul><li>Lowering taxes for working- and middle-class Alaskans while making billionaires and the wealthiest Americans to pay their fair share</li><li>Reforming the tax code to cut taxes for small business and make sure large corporations cannot dodge responsibility</li><li>Stronger antitrust enforcement to rein in monopolies that drive up prices and limit competition</li><li>Ending chaotic trade and tariff policies that raise prices for Alaska families and businesses</li><li>Defending Medicare and Social Security from cuts and incentivize employer-sponsored pensions and retirement plans so workers can retire with dignity</li><li>Protecting and expanding the Child Tax Credit to help families afford child care, food, and basic necessities</li><li>Expanding affordable housing by supporting community-based solutions, investing in housing for low-income families, seniors, and people experiencing homelessness, and reducing barriers that drive up construction and rental costs without improving safety or quality</li><li>Reversing cuts to SNAP that have gut food assistance for more than 40,000 Alaskan households and forced Alaskans to pay more for their groceries </li></ul>Alaskans should be able to afford a stable life if they work hard, raise a family, and plan for the future. That is not too much to ask.

The cost of living in Alaska is crushing too many families. Groceries, utility bills, housing, and transportation all cost more here, yet Washington keeps rewarding the wealthiest interests while working people fall further behind. I believe affordability is about fairness, responsibility, and dignity across every stage of life.

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Too many members of Congress use their positions to enrich themselves, serving donors and insiders instead of the people who elected them. I believe public service should be about trust, not self-enrichment. I support:<ul><li>Banning members of Congress from trading stocks while in office</li><li>Overturning Citizens United to get big money out of politics</li><li>A minimum five-year ban on former members of Congress becoming lobbyists</li><li>Making it easier to vote by protecting access to the ballot, defending voting rights and opposing efforts to suppress or manipulate turnout</li><li>Term limits of six two-year terms for members of the House of Representatives and two six-year terms for members of the Senate</li><li>Reforming the Supreme Court, including term limits for justices and a binding code of ethics requiring recusals when conflicts of interest exist</li><li>The full and unredacted release of the Epstein files, and criminal prosecution of those implicated regardless of their wealth and power.</li></ul>No one is above the law. Democracy cannot survive when power goes unchecked and accountability is optional. I am running for Congress to clean up a broken system and make government work for working people.

Too many members of Congress use their positions to enrich themselves, serving donors and insiders instead of the people who elected them. I believe public service should be about trust, not self-enrichment.

Ban Stock Trading & End Corruption

Health care is not a luxury. It is a basic responsibility of a just society, and Alaska deserves leaders who will defend it rather than vote to take it away. I believe every Alaskan should have access to health care coverage that keeps costs down and puts patients ahead of insurance company profits. Coverage should mean real access to care, not paperwork, limited doctors, or crushing out-of-pocket costs. I support:<ul><li>Guaranteed not-for-profit health care coverage so every Alaskan can get care regardless of employment or their ability to pay</li><li>Lower prescription drug costs, especially for seniors and rural residents</li><li>Protecting and strengthening the Affordable Care Act so Alaskans cannot be denied coverage or priced out of care</li><li>Reversing cuts to Medicare and Medicaid that are pushing nearly 40,000 Alaskans off their health care coverage</li><li>Strengthening rural and tribal health systems so care is available close to home</li><li>Protecting reproductive freedom, including access to abortion, IVF and personal medical decision-making </li></ul>Health care should be available to everyone, not only to those who can afford high premiums or live near major hospitals.

Health care is not a luxury. It is a basic responsibility of a just society, and Alaska deserves leaders who will defend it rather than vote to take it away. I believe every Alaskan should have access to health care coverage that keeps costs down and puts patients ahead of insurance company profits.

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“Protesting is a fundamental constitutional right. Freedom from warrantless searches is a fundamental constitutional right. Lawful gun ownership is a fundamental constitutional right. When those rights are met with deadly force by federal agents, it demands moral clarity, not silence. In Minneapolis, two people were murdered during ICE interactions. My faith teaches me that repentance is not about words. It is about change. We have a moral obligation to change the circumstances that led to these killings, or more killings will occur. Action must now follow," said Schultz. “These tragedies make clear a sad reality: we should not be sending DHS officers into our streets who are poorly trained and unable to do their duty justly without escalation or over-reaction. The administration has recklessly recruited new agents using hate group language and graphics, predictably leading to bullying and harm, and doing nothing to keep our communities safe.” Schultz, a pastor who is running for Congress as Democrat in Alaska, is urging the administration to immediately withdraw ICE from Minnesota, to fully train all personnel, and to commit to no longer deploying them as a cudgel for settling petty partisan grudges. Schultz criticized the targeting of “blue” states and cities as overtly partisan and not effective. He also criticized his political opponents for standing silent in the face of the federal overreach.&nbsp; “I’m troubled by the silence and inaction of too many of our leaders here in Alaska. While communities grieve and our nation demands accountability, it seems Mr. Hill’s handlers are waiting for polling. A silence that Congressman Begich has made Alaskans all too familiar with. We need real change, not more of the same. It is time to speak up and show up for our fellow Americans, immigrants, and the Bill of Rights.”###

“Protesting is a fundamental constitutional right. Freedom from warrantless searches is a fundamental constitutional right. Lawful gun ownership is a fundamental constitutional right."

Schultz calls for Congress to act in response to the second killing of an American by ICE agents

ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Today, the Matt Schultz for Congress campaign announced it raised more than $300,000 in the first quarter following launch from over 2,000 individual donors and 80% from Alaskans, a strong early signal that as the only opponent running to defeat Nick Begich, Schultz is consolidating support and building a broad coalition of Democrats, Independents and Republicans necessary to compete and win in 2026.The strong fundraising numbers accompany a growing list of endorsements from leaders across Alaska, including Former State Senator and Gubernatorial candidate Tom Begich, Alaska Senator Forrest Dunbar, and Alaska Representative Alyse Galvin – reinforcing that Schultz’s message is resonating with voters and supporters statewide.“We are proud of this broad, early momentum that shows&nbsp; Alaskans are coming together behind this campaign,” said Campaign Manager Mai Linh McNicholas. “With strong grassroots energy and support from trusted Alaska leaders, we’re building a campaign to win and we’re ready to take this message directly to voters in every region of the state.”The campaign will continue organizing and traveling across Alaska to meet voters where they are, listening to communities, earning trust, and building a campaign focused on affordability, health care, and a brighter future for Alaska.###

Matt Schultz for Congress campaign announced it raised more than $300,000 in the first quarter following launch from over 2,000 individual donors and 80% from Alaskans.

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Alaska’s economy runs on people who work hard and small businesses that take real risks. Most businesses in Alaska are small businesses. They employ the majority of the private-sector workforce and are often the backbone of rural and local economies.&nbsp; When workers are paid fairly and communities are stable, small businesses are more likely to succeed. When wages are low and jobs are insecure, everyone feels the strain. Labor unions help keep Alaska’s economy strong, leading to higher wages and better benefits for workers. Those gains do not stop at the workplace. They flow into local shops, service providers, and family-owned businesses across the state. I believe strong workers and strong small businesses rise together. I support:<ul><li>Protecting workers’ freedom to organize and bargain collectively without fear or retaliation</li><li>Fair wages and labor standards that strengthen Alaska’s middle class</li><li>Standing with small businesses that play by the rules and invest in their workers</li><li>Opposing outsourcing that sends Alaska jobs elsewhere while draining local economies</li><li>Reducing barriers that make it harder for local businesses to compete with large corporations</li><li>Investing in workforce development programs and infrastructure that are foundational to a thriving Alaskan economy&nbsp;</li><li>Creating an Alaska where future generations want to live, work, and raise a family instead of seeking opportunities in the Lower 48.&nbsp;</li></ul>Alaska does not need an economy tilted toward corporate giants and short-term profits. It needs one where workers are respected, small businesses can thrive, and economic growth benefits the people who actually live and work here.

Alaska’s economy runs on people who work hard and small businesses that take real risks. Most businesses in Alaska are small businesses. They employ the majority of the private-sector workforce and are often the backbone of rural and local economies.&nbsp;&nbsp;I believe strong workers and strong small businesses rise together.

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Schultz’s launch centers on lowering costs, protecting health care, and keeping Alaska’s future here; includes a service event for storm impacted communities in Western Alaska ANCHORAGE, AK — Today, pastor and community leader Matt Schultz announced his campaign for Alaska’s at-large seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. Schultz, a longtime faith leader, husband, and dad, says his campaign will focus on making life affordable, protecting access to health care across Alaska, and delivering a future that keeps kids and jobs here at home. While Alaska’s representatives cut <a href="https://www.fns.usda.gov/data-research/data-visualization/snap-community-characteristics-congressional-district-dashboard">food</a> assistance programs and <a href="https://www.jec.senate.gov/public/_cache/files/9cfdee90-dd29-41e8-97da-b5dcdc0317cf/updated-jec-fact-sheet-on-district-level-impacts-of-health-care-cuts.pdf">health care</a> for 40,000 Alaskan families and threaten Alaskan industry with reckless economic policies, Schultz is running to put Alaskans first.&nbsp; “Every week I sit with families choosing between the heating bill, the gas to get to work, or the groceries to feed their kids. That’s not a failure of character, it’s a failure of our elected officials to address the needs of working families,” said Schultz. “I’m running for Congress to turn the page on partisan politics and put Alaskans first by lowering costs, protecting health care, and making smart investments so our kids can live, work, and raise a family here.” “My congregation includes Alaskans from across the political spectrum – Republicans, Democrats, and Independents –we’re Alaskans first and we share the same values. The problem is that Washington doesn’t. I’m running for Congress so Alaskan values set the agenda for our future” said Schultz. Service Event (Closed Press)In line with the campaign’s core value of service to Alaskans, Schultz will spend launch day partnering with Anchorage First Presbyterian Church and other interfaith organizations to collect baby supplies for families from Western Alaska who were recently evacuated following the storm. Note: This event is closed to media to respect family privacy. Post-event photos and a short recap will be made available upon request. Schultz’s campaign will emphasize:<ul><li>Affordability: Tackling the high cost of groceries, fuel, housing, and child care; supporting the infrastructure rural communities rely on.</li><li>Health care: Safeguarding access to clinics and lifesaving care, cutting travel and wait times, and keeping medicine within reach.&nbsp;</li><li>A future in Alaska: Strengthening schools, creating good-paying jobs, and giving young people real reasons to stay and raise families here.&nbsp;</li></ul>Learn more about the campaign at <a href="http://MattSchultzforAlaska.com">MattSchultzforAlaska.com</a> and watch Schultz’s <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-wnAHsly7k">launch video</a> below.&nbsp;<img src="https://run.imgix.net/a8c3c616-a2d8-475e-a1ca-21768d98d2ec/34acf0da-b7b9-49a6-a735-ca4e2b79cf9f/34acf0da-b7b9-49a6-a735-ca4e2b79cf9f.png?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=2&amp;con=0&amp;sat=0&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=0%2C0%2C1224%2C702&amp;w=1500" alt="" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="50" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed">Follow the campaign online:&nbsp;<ul><li>X (Twitter): <a href="https://x.com/MattforAlaska">@MattforAlaska&nbsp;</a></li><li>Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61582045407296">Matt Schultz for Alaska</a>&nbsp;</li><li>Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/mattforalaska/">@MattforAlaska</a></li></ul> About Matt SchultzMatt Schultz is a pastor, community leader, and father of three who has served Alaskan families for more than two decades. As the Pastor at Anchorage First Presbyterian Church, Matt has led a congregation rooted in service, organizing volunteers, partnering with local nonprofits, and building programs that meet Alaskans where they are. Under his leadership, the church has played a <a href="https://alaskapublic.org/news/2022-09-23/guest-houses-purchase-means-more-low-income-housing-for-anchorages-formerly-homeless">leading role</a> in efforts to expand safe, stable housing for Anchorage’s homeless community, including supporting initiatives that turned underused properties into long-term, dignified homes. Matt brings the same roll-up-your-sleeves approach to every challenge: convene people, find common ground, and get results.Matt earned his Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary. He has counseled Alaskans through illness, addiction, and loss, and those experiences have shaped his conviction that policy should serve real people, not special interests. He’s running for Congress to lower costs for working families, protect access to health care across every region of the state, and deliver a future for the next generation of Alaskans. Matt and his wife, Elizabeth, are raising their three children in Anchorage.

Schultz’s launch centers on lowering costs, protecting health care, and keeping Alaska’s future here; includes a service event for storm impacted communities in Western Alaska