Unlock Alaska
Alaska is now ready to produce for Alaskans.
Congressman Nick Begich has delivered a record-setting, bipartisan freshman term, with mandated lease sales, a bigger state share of resource revenue, real tax relief, and real investment already reaching Alaska's communities.
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What we've unlocked
In one freshman term, Alaska moved from stalled energy policy and deferred revenue to mandated lease sales, a 70% state revenue share, and new Arctic security assets on the way.
Measurable results
30 MILLION
ACRES, MANDATED FOR LEASE SALE
The 2025 budget reconciliation bill locks in minimum lease sales across ANWR, NPR-A, and Cook Inlet, with four new ANWR sales and five biennial NPR-A sales over the next decade.
70%
ALASKA’S SHARE RISES TO 70%
For the first time, Alaska’s share of federal lease and royalty revenue rises from 50% to 70%, the highest in the nation. More revenue for schools, public safety, and infrastructure, right here at home.
$4.3 BILLION
FOR ARCTIC SECURITY
New Coast Guard icebreaker funding is already putting assets in Alaska. The USCGC Storis homeported in Juneau, with three more Arctic Security Cutters headed to Kodiak and Seward.
9 BILLS SIGNED
A RECORD-SETTING, BIPARTISAN FRESHMAN TERM
Nine prime-sponsored bills signed into law, tying the modern record for a first-term member of Congress, built with co-sponsors from both parties and strong support on the House floor.
$3,500 PER PERSON
MORE MONEY IN ALASKANS’ POCKETS
The Working Families Tax Cuts Act is putting an estimated $3,500 more per person, per year, back into Alaska households. Plus no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, and the largest tax cut for seniors in U.S. history.
HAPPENING RIGHT NOW
Momentum is Building
Alaska’s progress is already visible. New lease sales, rising investment, and growing North Slope production are turning policy changes into real economic activity across the state.
$163M High Bids
The first NPR-A lease sale held under the new law drew $163 million in high bids, compared to just $11.3 million for the entire 2019 sale, which drew no competitive bidding at all.
BLM lease sale results, March 18, 2026
ALASKA HAS ALWAYS HAD THE RESOURCES.
Now we have a Congressman who delivers, and the results to prove it.
