I’m Matt Schultz — a pastor, husband, and dad. I've seen Alaskans struggle while Washington politicians sell us out. I’m running for Congress to fight for affordability, healthcare, and Alaska's future.

9,000 Alaskans are set to lose their health coverage according to a new report today. Begich voted to make this happen, and Alaska falls further behind in healthcare access.

Cost of living in Alaska is too high, and families are feeling it every day. That’s why we’re meeting with community members across our state: listening, learning, and fighting for real solutions that lower costs and build an Alaska where all of us, including future

Our Issues page is live ✅ This campaign is about lowering costs, expanding affordable health care, and defending Alaska’s way of life—from our fisheries and jobs to the freedom to live and raise a family here. https://t.co/j37ueFBUEC

Nick Begich promised to lower costs but last night he voted AGAIN to protect reckless tariffs that are driving up costs for Alaskan families. It’s time to elect leaders who will stand up to Washington politicians and fight for the interests of working people.

I’m not running against the other candidates. I’m running against the belief that this is the best we can do. Against managing our decline. Against corruption, criminality, and cruelty. Against hopelessness. If you believe we can do better, join me.

Healthcare shouldn’t bankrupt you. In Alaska, everything costs more, so our leaders have to deliver. I’ll fight to lower premiums and prescription drug costs, protect coverage, and take on price-gouging so every Alaskan can afford to live here and thrive.

I agree with Senator Murkowski. Noem should resign.

I’m troubled by the silence and inaction of too many of our leaders here in Alaska. While communities grieve and our nation demands accountability, it seems Mr. Hill’s handlers are waiting for polling. A silence that Congressman Begich has made Alaskans all too familiar with. We

These tragedies make clear a sad reality: we should not be sending DHS officers into our streets who are poorly trained and unable to do their duty justly without escalation or over-reaction. The administration has recklessly recruited new agents using hate group language and

In Minneapolis, two people were murdered during ICE interactions. My faith teaches me that repentance is not about words. It is about change. We have a moral obligation to change the circumstances that led to these killings, or more killings will occur. Action must now follow.

Protesting is a fundamental constitutional right. Freedom from warrantless searches is a fundamental constitutional right. Lawful gun ownership is a fundamental constitutional right. When those rights are met with deadly force by federal agents, it demands moral clarity, not

Today is the 53rd anniversary of Roe v. Wade. Since it was overturned, Nick Begich has kept voting to put women’s lives at risk. He backs a nationwide abortion ban, even in cases of rape, incest, or when a mother’s life is at risk. He also voted to rip Medicaid from Alaskans, a