TRUMP-ENDORSED CANDIDATES DELIVER IN ALASKA! Dan S. Sullivan and Nick Begich voted to pass the Working Families Tax Cuts, which allocated $160 million in rural health care investments in Alaska.

TRUMP-ENDORSED CANDIDATES DELIVER IN ALASKA — $160 MILLION WIN FOR RURAL HEALTH CARE

ANCHORAGE, AK — Trump-endorsed leaders are delivering real results for Alaska.

U.S. Senator Dan S. Sullivan and Congressman Nick Begich voted YES to pass the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, securing a massive $160 million investment in rural health care for Alaska.

The bill, championed by President Trump’s America First agenda, does two things at once: it cuts taxes for hardworking families and finally delivers the health care funding that rural Alaska has needed for years.

For too long, rural communities across Alaska have struggled with understaffed clinics, long drives to see a doctor, and hospitals on the verge of closing. This funding changes that.

What the $160 Million Means for Alaska:

• Stronger Rural Clinics: Funding to keep rural health centers open and fully staffed.
• Better Access to Care: More doctors, nurses, and telehealth services for remote villages.
• Tax Relief for Families: Working families get to keep more of their hard-earned paychecks.

“This is exactly why we elected America First leaders,” said one supporter. “Sullivan and Begich don’t just talk — they vote for Alaska.”

While Washington Democrats push for higher taxes and less care, Sullivan and Begich stood with President Trump and stood up for Alaska families.