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Ms. Senator Lisa Murkowski,

– In 2002, you became a U.S. Senator when appointed by your father, then-Governor Frank Murkowski, to fill the vacancy created by his resignation.

– In 2004, you won by 7,711 votes.

– In 2010, you lost the Republican…

— Shiloh Marx (@Shilohmarx) March 20, 2026

Ms. Senator Lisa Murkowski,

– In 2002, you became a U.S. Senator when appointed by your father, then-Governor Frank Murkowski, to fill the vacancy created by his resignation.

– In 2004, you won by 7,711 votes.

– In 2010, you lost the Republican primary to Joe Miller but managed (for only the second time in U.S. Senate history) to win the general election by write-in campaign—by 10,252 votes.

– In 2016, you won by 47,324 votes when Alaska registered 51,083 new voters between 2014 and 2016, and none of the 51,083 new voters required proof of citizenship to register to vote.

– In 2022, you won by 18,796 votes when Alaska registered 45,400 new voters between 2020 and 2022, and again none of the 45,400 new voters required proof of citizenship to register to vote.