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Mary Peltola, now running against Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan in November, built a legislative career marked by high pay, frequent absences, and taxpayer-funded travel, according to records reviewed from her time in the Alaska Legislature, the Bethel City Council, and the U.S. House of Representatives.
In 2008, her final year in the Alaska House, Peltola was the highest-paid state house representative, drawing a taxpayer-funded salary of $77,884. Across her five terms in the legislature, she missed 18.6 percent of votes.
During that same period, Peltola led Alaska’s
