Anchorage, AK—Janice Park, the frontrunner in the State Senate District F race, continues to gain momentum heading into the November 5th general election. After her commanding August 20th primary win in which she secured 48.81% of the vote, Park's campaign continues to build with strong fundraising numbers.
In Monday's financial disclosures filed with the Alaska Public Offices Commission covering the most recent reporting period, Park's campaign reported more than $29,000 in contributions, proving that voters from across the political spectrum are done with James Kaufman's inaction and failed leadership that has consistently left working families out to dry.
In addition, Park's campaign smashed through yet another milestone: over 400 individual grassroots donations, including a surge of in-district support far outpacing that of her opponent's, sending a clear message that District F voters are rallying behind her vision to secure Alaska's future. Park's strong support of public education funding, competitive retirement benefits for public servants, and expanding childcare access are striking a chord with voters hungry for real change in Juneau.
"I'm deeply touched by the hundreds of small donations from Alaskans, who don't have the deep pockets of the political elite," Park said. "These numbers reflect a grassroots movement of voters who want real solutions for Alaska's most pressing challenges. Thanks to them, we're in a stronger position than ever to win in November," Park continued.
Park is charging into a highly competitive general election. Her campaign has repeatedly exceeded expectations, outperforming other candidates who have raised significantly more money.
"Since our primary win, the political establishment is in full panic mode, with powerful far-right Republican groups funneling over $13,000 into my opponent’s campaign in a hail mary bid to stop our momentum and re-elect an anti-education and anti-childcare hardliner,” Park added. "After long neglecting his constituents and their needs, James Kaufman is desperately trying to buy an election he’s losing. I’m proud to stand by the clear and transparent vision we’ve shared with voters—expanding childcare access, funding public education, and ensuring our teachers, first responders, and other public employees can retire with dignity and financial security."
Park’s campaign is now laser-focused on the final stretch, with a clear message that resonates with voters seeking a new direction. "This election is about securing our state’s future for generations to come," said Park. "Together, we have the power to push back against the status quo and deliver the true bipartisan leadership District F deserves."
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To learn more about Janice's plan to secure Alaska's future and to donate, please visit www.janiceforalaska.com.