The Alaska Republican Party has a brand new feature on its website: The Peltola Files.
Those files are filling up with the different votes that Pelota has taken in her short time representing Alaska in the U.S. House of Representatives.
The web page “is designed to keep Alaska voters apprised of the leftist nature of Representative Mary Peltola’s votes in Congress,” says the party on its website.
“She is loyal to Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, and Hakeem Jeffries… not Alaska. To see how she voted against Alaskans’ interests, click on the files and check back weekly for updates and news on the race to reclaim our voice in Congress.”
The files start with her vote for Rep. Hakeem Jeffries for House Speaker — 15 times in January.
In March, she voted with Rep. Nancy Pelosi and Jeffries against the Parents Bill of Rights, which ensures parents have the spelled-out right to know what is in their children’s curricula at school.
In April, Peltola voted against strengthening the penalties for criminals in her own neighborhood of Washington, D.C., where crime is rampant. She also voted against sanctions for China. In May, she voted against securing the southern border.
In the “Defining Moments” file, there’s her endorsement of Joe Biden for president, pushing puberty blocker chemicals for kids, and her missing votes for the Strategic Production Act.
Peltola, who was endorsed by Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski, has voted consistently with the members of the radical leftist Squad in the House. So far, the only Republican to challenge her is Nick Begich, who was also the first non-incumbent to file for the seat in 2022.
The Peltola Files are a start, but there are some holes, such as the fact that Peltola has missed 53 votes, making her the 12th biggest no-show among her House colleagues from either side of the aisle.
Check out all the Alaska Republican Party’s Peltola Files, which will be updated, at this link.
