Dan
Sullivan
Dan Sullivan is the senior United States Senator from Alaska, sworn in on January 6,...
Daniel Scott Sullivan
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Snapshot
Dan Sullivan is the senior United States Senator from Alaska, sworn in on January 6, 2015 and reelected in 2020. A retired U.S. Marine Corps Reserve colonel, he previously served as Alaska's Attorney General, Alaska's Commissioner of Natural Resources, and U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Economic, Energy, and Business Affairs. He holds degrees from Harvard University and Georgetown University.
- U.S. Senator from Alaska2015 to present
- Commissioner, Alaska Department of Natural Resources2010 to 2013
- Attorney General of Alaska2009 to 2010
- U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Economic, Energy and Business Affairs2006 to 2009
- U.S. Marine Corps, infantry officer (active duty, then Reserve)1993 to 2024, retired as Colonel
- Harvard UniversityB.A., Economics, 1987
- Georgetown UniversityJ.D. and M.S. in Foreign Service, 1993
- Culver Military AcademyGraduated 1983
Platform
Campaign Platform
Sullivan's stated platform centers on Alaska resource development, defense, and fisheries. He points to opening the 1002 Area of ANWR and the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska to development, securing F-35 squadrons at Eielson Air Force Base, and passing the Save Our Seas Act and Save Our Seas 2.0 Act on ocean debris cleanup. He also cites work on infrastructure funding, veterans' care, and opposition to Medicare for All.
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Policy Priorities
Top Issues
Economy & Fiscal
Healthcare
Social Issues
Safety & Security
Environment
Governance
Education
Snapshot
Dan Sullivan is the senior United States Senator from Alaska, sworn in on January 6, 2015 and reelected in 2020. A retired U.S. Marine Corps Reserve colonel, he previously served as Alaska's Attorney General, Alaska's Commissioner of Natural Resources, and U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Economic, Energy, and Business Affairs. He holds degrees from Harvard University and Georgetown University.
- U.S. Senator from Alaska2015 to present
- Commissioner, Alaska Department of Natural Resources2010 to 2013
- Attorney General of Alaska2009 to 2010
- U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Economic, Energy and Business Affairs2006 to 2009
- U.S. Marine Corps, infantry officer (active duty, then Reserve)1993 to 2024, retired as Colonel
- Harvard UniversityB.A., Economics, 1987
- Georgetown UniversityJ.D. and M.S. in Foreign Service, 1993
- Culver Military AcademyGraduated 1983
About this profile
Each position comes from Daniel Scott Sullivan's own words or public record and links to its source, with the date. "Own words" means a direct quote; "Cited" means a vote, bill or official statement. Positions can change, so check the source before relying on one.
It shows how closely your answers line up with Daniel Scott Sullivan's public positions on these questions. It is not a prediction, a recommendation or an endorsement.
Campaigns and readers can ask us to review a position. Include the page link, the position, and a link to a public source. We may not be able to reply to every request. Once we verify a correction, we will update the page as quickly as we can.
Paid political ads on this page are labeled "Paid political advertisement" and listed in our public ad record with who paid for them. Ads appearing on this page and site are not an endorsement by Choose Between™. No sponsor or advertiser can change questions, positions or results.