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Ratings / Alaska

Alaska

Antler Ratings for the U.S. Senate and U.S. House delegation, as of Nov. 13, 2026. Open any card to see every scored action and its source. State average across 1 scored officials: 100 (10-Point). This is the color on the map.

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← Supports restrictionsProtects the right →
Closed Season0–14
Posted15–29
Fence Row30–44
Deer Crossing45–54
Button Buck55–64
Spike65–74
Forkhorn75–84
8-Point85–94
10-Point95–100

Flags: Non-Typical = talk doesn't match the record · Out of Season = conduct (calling for or excusing violence, threats) · Still in Velvet = not enough record to score yet. Full scale & meanings →

U.S. Senate

Both senators. Alaska's Nov. 3 Senate race (Sullivan vs. Peltola) had not been called as of Nov. 13, 2026.

Lisa Murkowski (AK-R)

U.S. Senator (term ends Jan. 2029)
Based on 2 scored actions
Still in Velvet
Not enough record yet to score.
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DateActionCounts asWeight × recencyLinks
June 22, 2023Floor vote: Voted yes on H.J.Res. 44, which would have overturned the ATF pistol-brace rule (failed 49-50)Protecting (+1)3×1Source · Bill
June 23, 2022Floor vote: Voted yes on the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (final Senate passage, 65-33)Restricting (-0.8)3×0.5Source · Bill

Σ(w×r×code) = 1.8 · Σ(w×r) = 4.5

Dan Sullivan (AK-R)

U.S. Senator (Nov. 2026 race not yet called)
Based on 5 scored actions
Still in Velvet
Not enough record yet to score.
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DateActionCounts asWeight × recencyLinks
Jan. 9, 2025Cosponsor: Cosponsored Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2025 (S. 65)Protecting (+1)1.5×1Source
June 22, 2023Floor vote: Voted yes on H.J.Res. 44, which would have overturned the ATF pistol-brace rule (failed 49-50)Protecting (+1)3×1Source · Bill
Mar. 15, 2023Cosponsor: Cosponsored S.J.Res. 20 (2023): resolution to overturn the ATF pistol-brace ruleProtecting (+1)1.5×1Source
Feb. 1, 2023Cosponsor: Cosponsored Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2023 (S. 214)Protecting (+1)1.5×1Source
June 23, 2022Floor vote: Voted no on the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act (final Senate passage, 65-33)Protecting (+0.8)3×0.5Source · Bill

Σ(w×r×code) = 8.7 · Σ(w×r) = 9

U.S. House

Alaska's one House member. Alaska's Nov. 3, 2026 House race had not been called as of Nov. 13, 2026.

Nick Begich (AK-R)

U.S. Representative, AK-AL (Nov. 2026 race not yet called)
Based on 10 scored actions
10010-Point
Closed SeasonDeer Crossing10-Point
10-Point (95–100): Consistently protects or expands the right.
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DateActionCounts asWeight × recencyLinks
July 14, 2026Floor vote: Voted yes on Protecting Privacy in Purchases ActProtecting (+1)3×1Source · Bill
May 21, 2026Floor vote: Voted yes on Veterans 2nd Amendment Protection ActProtecting (+1)3×1Source · Bill
Mar. 18, 2026Floor vote: Voted yes on Protecting Access for Hunters and Anglers ActProtecting (+1)3×1Source · Bill
Feb. 12, 2026Floor vote: Voted yes on Less-than-lethal projectile devices (firearm definition)Protecting (+1)3×1Source · Bill
Sept. 2, 2025Cosponsor: Cosponsored Less-than-lethal projectile devices (firearm definition)Protecting (+1)1.5×1Source
May 29, 2025Cosponsor: Cosponsored Protecting Privacy in Purchases ActProtecting (+1)1.5×1Source
May 15, 2025Floor vote: Voted yes on Federal Law Enforcement Officer Service Weapon Purchase ActProtecting (+1)3×1Source · Bill
May 14, 2025Floor vote: Voted yes on LEOSA Reform ActProtecting (+1)3×1Source · Bill
Apr. 1, 2025Cosponsor: Cosponsored Hearing Protection ActProtecting (+1)1.5×1Source
Jan. 3, 2025Cosponsor: Cosponsored Constitutional Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act of 2025Protecting (+1)1.5×1Source

Σ(w×r×code) = 24 · Σ(w×r) = 24

What's in this first pass. Senate scores use the two Senate roll calls on firearms measures from 2021 to 2026 (the 2022 Bipartisan Safer Communities Act and the 2023 pistol-brace resolution), original sponsorships and cosponsorships of 17 major firearms bills from 2023 to 2026 (as printed on each introduced bill at govinfo.gov), and, where gathered, other verified bills and dated statements. Senators who joined after a vote are not scored on it. Senators-elect with no Senate record are Still in Velvet; prior House or state records will be added when those offices are rated. House scores use the 16 House passage votes on firearms bills from 2021 to 2026 (House Clerk roll calls, matched to members through Voteview) and sponsorships and cosponsorships of 20 major firearms bills from 2023 to 2026 (Congress.gov cosponsor lists, with the date each member signed on). Members who were not in the House for a vote are not scored on it, and missed votes are not scored. Members-elect with no House record are Still in Velvet.
Sources. Vote records: Office of the Clerk, U.S. House and U.S. Senate roll call votes, cross-checked with Voteview. Cosponsors and bill text: govinfo.gov and Congress.gov. Governor: links on each item. Method: how the score works. Full list: everything we scored.