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'''Kelly Tshibaka''' is the Alaska Commissioner of Administration and [[Republican]] candidate to succeed [[NeverTrump]]er Sen. [[Lisa Murkowski]] in the [[2022 Midterm elections]].
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'''Kelly Tshibaka''' is the Alaska Commissioner of Administration and [[Republican]] candidate to defeat [[NeverTrump]]er and [[RINO]] Sen. [[Lisa Murkowski]] in the [[GOP]] primary for the [[United States Senate elections, 2022]]. The Republican Party of Alaska officially endorsed Tshibaka.<ref>https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/562410-alaska-gop-endorse-murkowski-primary-challenger</ref>
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In the first half of 2021, Tshibaka outraised incumbent Murkowski.  The unpopular Murkowski was polling in the low-single digits at the time.<ref>https://redstate.com/streiff/2021/07/11/alaska-gop-endorses-lisa-murkowskis-challenger-as-her-approval-rating-plummets-to-low-single-digits-n409524</ref>  [[Donald Trump]] has vowed to campaign against and unseat Murkowski.
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Latest revision as of 23:23, December 4, 2021

Kelly Tshibaka is the Alaska Commissioner of Administration and Republican candidate to defeat NeverTrumper and RINO Sen. Lisa Murkowski in the GOP primary for the United States Senate elections, 2022. The Republican Party of Alaska officially endorsed Tshibaka.[1]

In the first half of 2021, Tshibaka outraised incumbent Murkowski. The unpopular Murkowski was polling in the low-single digits at the time.[2] Donald Trump has vowed to campaign against and unseat Murkowski.

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