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Lisa Murkowski.
United States Senator from Alaska since 2002
- Reports this week
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Active this week
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Senators oppose Donald Trump's proposed diesel supply deal with Russia.Well supported5 reports
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Lisa Murkowski promoted building AI data centers in Alaska and discussed LNG pipeline plans while criticizing Trump's Russian diesel purchases.Some support1 report
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Moreno advocates for GOP control of the House as key senators are needed for a reconciliation bill.Some support1 report
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Senators are urging President Trump to take action on various issues.Some support1 report
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Kerry Healey contributed $3,000 to PACs supporting Senator Lisa Murkowski.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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Legislators are sponsoring bills and seeking status answers to block the demolition of the Kennedy Center.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Lisa Murkowski sought to limit Trump administration actions while Trump made statements regarding the Kennedy Center.Some support1 report
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Nick Begich III, Lisa Murkowski, and Dan Sullivan co-sponsored legislation on May 27th enabling land conveyance for CFC.Some support2 reports
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Federal funding was highlighted for a transmission project ending in Healy, involving the Department of Energy and several senators.Some support2 reports
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Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan are identified as Senators from Alaska, with Anchorage being a city in the state.Well supported3 reports1 development inside
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NSF is monitoring El Nino conditions affecting Alaska and Greenland, and plans to remove scientific instruments, leading to political advocacy.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Senators Richard Blumenthal, Lisa Murkowski, Chris Coons, and Bill Cassidy are supporting Ukrainian refugee protection and the use of TPS.Some support1 report
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Lisa Murkowski voted on curbing Trump's powers, UAF researches mineral dependence, and Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins is winning the Governor's race in Alaska.Some support1 report
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Lisa Murkowski supports Dan Sullivan in his current election race.Some support1 report
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The Senate considered a measure on June 23, 2026, regarding the limitation of President Trump's war powers concerning Iran.Well supported8 reports3 developments inside
One to three months ago
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Advocacy continues for a bipartisan bill focused on fisheries management, involving Senator Lisa Murkowski and the state of Alaska.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Cato Institute analyzes the unintended consequences of a bill, which required Lisa Murkowski's support for passage.Some support2 reports
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Donald Trump nominated a judge for Alaska, where Lisa Murkowski serves as U.S. Senator.Well supported3 reports
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Amidst the ongoing conflict, lawmakers like Jeff Merkley and Lisa Murkowski questioned the museum's historical accounts, while Trump accused it of a hyper-partisan lens.Some support7 reports1 development inside
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Senators introduced bills regarding marijuana policy, industry support, and hemp use, and led a letter seeking federal policy guidance.Some support1 report
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Political figures, including Pete Hegseth, Thom Tillis, and Lisa Murkowski, are criticizing the White House's approach and lack of bipartisan engagement.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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The Senate has been involved in actions regarding Iran, including voting on war powers resolutions and briefings involving Bill Cassidy and the President.Well supported32 reports3 developments inside
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Alaskan politicians, including Murkowski and Young, supported ANWR bills, with support from the Trump administration.Some support3 reports
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Following Trump's nomination, Senate votes on Todd Blanche's confirmation reveal Cassidy's support and Murkowski's refusal.Well supported5 reports2 developments inside
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Donald Trump publicly criticized Lisa Murkowski's political stance, while also pressuring John Thune regarding the filibuster, following previous power-sharing negotiations.Some support1 report
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Mary Peltola is noted for seeking integrity in the Senate, while Lisa Murkowski continues her role as a senior senator for Alaska.Well supported5 reports
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Trump sought to appoint Blanche as Attorney General, but Lisa Murkowski stated she would oppose the nomination.Well supported7 reports
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Lisa Murkowski, as a Senator, represents Alaska, where the state utilizes DMV offices for voter registration.Some support3 reports
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Co-sponsors introduce the Hydropower Licensing Affordability Act, which is currently being discussed in the context of slowing hydropower construction processes.Some support1 report
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Murkowski discussed department downsizing with McMahon, while Cassidy secured agreement with Kaine for a vote on the education bill.Some support6 reports
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The Senate is currently working to confirm Todd Blanche, requiring support from Lisa Murkowski or Bill Cassidy, with John Thune serving as Senate Majority Leader.Well supported5 reports5 developments inside
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Cornyn expresses concern over Trump's IRS immunity deal while Murkowski weighs Blanche's nomination and Cassidy worries about lawfare.Well supported7 reports2 developments inside
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Cassidy and others voted against Blanche's confirmation, and Blanche promised to abandon the reparations fund.Some support1 report
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Murkowski criticized the politicization of the department, while Cassidy raised issues with lawfare and slush fund.Some support1 report
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Lisa Murkowski voted in favor of Antony Blinken's nomination to serve as Secretary of State.Some support2 reports
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Multiple high-profile senators, including Lisa Murkowski, are actively pushing for legislative support and modernization of the NOAA agency.Some support3 reports
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Murkowski criticized the department regarding the handling of Epstein files, while a nomination was affected by a vote.Well supported21 reports
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A paper published on July 30th discusses how senators represent Alaska and how state laws affect candidate restrictions.Some support1 report
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Senators, including Lisa Murkowski and Marco Rubio, urged the State Department to release aid amid ongoing Ebola cases in Uganda and the DRC.Some support2 reports
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Trump supports legislation that Lisa Murkowski opposes, arguing it affects Alaska's unique challenges.Some support5 reports1 development inside
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A law supported by Center for American Progress analysis is being advocated for, amid political division.Some support1 report
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Lisa Murkowski's confirmation push is tied to her support and specific federal wins related to Alaska.Some support1 report
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Legislation involving Lisa Murkowski and Nick Begich is advancing in the House, alongside efforts by Haines to secure land entitlements in Alaska.Some support1 report
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Brian Schatz and Lisa Murkowski shared service on the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs.Some support1 report
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Proposed legislation in Alaska addresses teacher shortages by implementing visa fees.Some support1 report
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Lisa Murkowski, Mike Lee, and Lindsey Graham are involved in political developments regarding the SAVE Act strategies.Well supported4 reports1 development inside
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Lisa Murkowski and Scott Presler clash over voting legislation while the SAVE America Act is stalled in the Senate.Some support1 report
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Merkley and Murkowski led a bipartisan effort to save the NSF-managed Ocean Observatories Initiative.Well supported6 reports3 developments inside
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Lisa Murkowski's representation in the Senate is commented upon by Dan Bongino.Some support1 report
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Trump's bill affects North Carolina politics, leading to specific actions from senators like Lisa Murkowski and Mike Lee, while Lara Trump considers a run.Some support1 report
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Senators Jeff Merkley and Lisa Murkowski led a bipartisan group regarding an initiative affecting coastal communities, involving the National Science Foundation.Well supported4 reports
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Donald Trump criticized Lisa Murkowski, Mitch McConnell, and Susan Collins for their opposition to a voter ID bill.Some support3 reports
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Lisa Murkowski and Bill Cassidy sided with Cassidy on war powers, a confrontation reported by CNN.Some support2 reports
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Senators Murkowski, Cassidy, and Paul voted to limit military action against Iran, while Donald Trump faced criticism over the issue.Some support1 report
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Lisa Murkowski voted to curtail Donald Trump's military force, while Hunter Morrison greeted the winners of Race to Alaska.Some support1 report
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Amidst geopolitical tensions, Donald Trump claimed his administration had Iran on the ropes, while Lisa Murkowski and Bill Cassidy supported resolutions limiting war powers against Iran.Some support2 reports5 developments inside
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Lisa Murkowski noted that war leaves both the US and Iran no better off, while Dan Sullivan believes the Iranian regime is weaker than it was decades ago.Some support1 report
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Merkley and Murkowski co-pushed legislation on June 18th to pause the administration plan regarding the initiative.Some support1 report
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NSF hired Brian Stone as Chief of Staff following a successful bipartisan push led by Merkley and Murkowski.Some support1 report
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Lisa Murkowski protested the dismantling of a National Science Foundation data system in Alaska.Some support2 reports
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What's reaching Lisa Murkowski
Events traced to Lisa Murkowski, step by step, newest first- Western Alaska rebuilding crisis may require major legislative action from MurkowskiWestern Alaska rebuilding crisis may require major legislative action from MurkowskiPossible
- The Cook Inlet gas supply crisis may require increased legislative focus from Lisa MurkowskiThe Cook Inlet gas supply crisis may require increased legislative focus from Lisa MurkowskiPossible
- Murkowski may face pressure over Russian diesel importsMurkowski may face legislative pressure over Russian diesel importsPossible
- Lisa Murkowski may face increased pressure to advocate for stricter marine protection policies in AlaskaLisa Murkowski may face increased pressure to advocate for stricter marine protection policies in Alaska.Possible
- How could NOAA's sponge and coral garden studies affect Senator Lisa Murkowski's legislative priorities?New sponge discoveries may intensify debate over Alaskan fishing regulationsPossible
- How could changes in Alaska's political leadership affect Lisa Murkowski's legislative priorities?Alaska's resource policy could shift dramatically based on the gubernatorial election outcomePossible
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- Senate balance shifts may affect Lisa Murkowski's political influenceSenate balance shifts could alter Lisa Murkowski's political influence and legislative prioritiesPossible
- Murkowski's support for Sullivan is tested by allegations against rival PeltolaMurkowski's support for Sullivan is tested by allegations against rival PeltolaPossible
Around Lisa Murkowski this week
News at the entities that move Lisa Murkowski most-
Todd Blanche StructuralTodd Blanche stated that presidential involvement violates duty, while GRECO insists on prosecution service autonomy and Nixon's actions are noted.Moves Lisa Murkowski
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Jeff Merkley OperationalClatsop County is experiencing severe postal delays, prompting involvement from Jeff Merkley's office to address the county issues.Moves Lisa Murkowski
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Bill Cassidy OperationalJamie Davis criticized Trump administration policy as Bill Cassidy was knocked out of the Senate race, facing Julia Letlow.Moves Lisa Murkowski
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Donald Trump OperationalAdam Hamilton criticized Donald Trump regarding his foreign beef imports and stated that Joe Biden's immigration policy was a disaster.Moves Lisa Murkowski
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Senate StructuralMarise James and Joseph sponsored a bill, and a Senate committee advanced bills concerning EMS regulation.Moves Lisa Murkowski
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Alaska StructuralCampaign finance activity shows major donations and spending supporting Dan J. Sullivan in the Alaska Senate race.Moves Lisa Murkowski
Connections
The 40 strongest of 99, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Todd Blanche Structural
Todd Blanche's confirmation process is directly dependent on Lisa Murkowski's support or opposition.
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Jeff Merkley Operational
The two senators actively collaborate on bipartisan legislation, co-sponsoring bills and serving together on key committees.
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Alaska Structural
Lisa Murkowski's political function is structurally defined by her role as a U.S. Senator representing the interests and concerns of the state of Alaska.
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Donald Trump Operational
Murkowski and Trump engage in reciprocal political conflict, characterized by legislative opposition, policy criticism, and mutual political pressure.
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Blanche Operational
Lisa Murkowski actively opposes Blanche's nomination and confirmation, citing concerns over the Justice Department and Epstein files.
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Bill Cassidy Operational
As fellow GOP senators, they collaborate on party lines while actively competing and influencing political nominations and legislative outcomes.
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Blanche Operational
Lisa Murkowski actively opposes Blanche's nomination to the agency head position, citing concerns over politicization.
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Dan Sullivan Operational
Murkowski and Sullivan maintain an active political relationship characterized by both policy cooperation and public disagreement.
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United States Department of Education Structural
Murkowski used her position to apply pressure on the Department of Education regarding the release of funds.
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Bill Cassidy Operational
The relationship is characterized by high-leverage political influence regarding a specific nomination outcome.
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National Science Foundation Operational
Murkowski uses her senatorial platform and legislative power to actively influence and protect the operational status of the National Science Foundation.
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Ocean Observatories Initiative Structural
Murkowski uses legislative action to protect the data and operational status of the Ocean Observatories Initiative.
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Senate Structural
Lisa Murkowski serves as a voting member of the U.S. Senate.
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Smithsonian Institution Structural
The relationship is defined by Murkowski's oversight of the Smithsonian Institution's funding sources.
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Brian Schatz Operational
The two politicians coordinate on legislative matters, including serving on the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs and introducing joint housing legislation.
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Linda McMahon Operational
Murkowski actively pressures McMahon regarding issues of government funding, department downsizing, and education funding delays.
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department Operational
Lisa Murkowski actively criticizes and opposes the Department's handling and politicization of files.
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Jeanne Shaheen Operational
The two senators actively coordinate and issue joint statements regarding specific policy issues.
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National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Operational
Lisa Murkowski actively supports and assists the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in its modernization and fisheries goals.
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Dick Durbin Transactional
Murkowski and Durbin jointly participated in a legislative vote against a confirmation.
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Nick Begich III Operational
they act on each other directly
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Tim Kaine Operational
The two individuals are actively collaborating on specific legislative efforts concerning maternal and infant deaths.
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PENTAGON Operational
Lisa Murkowski has actively criticized and sought investigations into decisions made by the Pentagon.
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Collins Operational
Both individuals are shown to have co-sponsored the education bill.
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Kelly Tshibaka Operational
Kelly Tshibaka and Lisa Murkowski competed against each other in the 2022 Senate race.
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John Fetterman Operational
Both entities jointly supported a specific resolution through their votes in the Senate.
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John Thune Operational
Both senators are Republican members of the Senate and actively debate legislation such as the SAVE America Act.
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Josh Hawley Operational
Murkowski used her voting power to reject an amendment proposed by Hawley.
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House Operational
Lisa Murkowski actively comments on and influences the political direction and processes of the House.
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James O'Keefe Operational
James O'Keefe actively exposed claims made by Lisa Murkowski regarding the SAVE Act.
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Scott Presler Operational
The two entities are engaged in active policy conflict, clashing over specific voting legislation.
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Mitch McConnell Operational
The two senators are observed coordinating their actions to block specific legislative amendments and bills.
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Pete Hegseth Operational
Murkowski actively questions Hegseth's funding plans and advocates for bipartisan political engagement.
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Jim Risch Operational
The two individuals are actively coordinating as co-sponsors of the Hydropower Licensing Affordability Act.
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Kerry Healey Transactional
Kerry Healey contributed $3,000 to political action committees supporting Lisa Murkowski.
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Alaska Shared context
Lisa Murkowski serves as a Senator representing the state of Alaska, establishing a professional and geographic context for her actions.
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Democrats Transactional
Members of the Democratic bloc sought financial support from Lisa Murkowski's associated Political Action Committees (PACs).
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Chuck Grassley Operational
The two senators are observed to be in active policy disagreement regarding the diesel export ban policy.
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Mitt Romney Shared context
Both are high-profile political figures who operate in a context where they are targets of political threats.
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Lindsey Graham Mentioned together
Both politicians are co-mentioned in articles related to political threats and shared political spheres.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
7 events- Senators oppose Donald Trump's proposed diesel supply deal with Russia.
- Lisa Murkowski promoted building AI data centers in Alaska and discussed LNG pipeline plans while criticizing Trump's Russian diesel purchases.
- Moreno advocates for GOP control of the House as key senators are needed for a reconciliation bill.
- Senators are urging President Trump to take action on various issues.
- Kerry Healey contributed $3,000 to PACs supporting Senator Lisa Murkowski.
- Lisa Murkowski sought to limit Trump administration actions while Trump made statements regarding the Kennedy Center.
- Federal funding was highlighted for a transmission project ending in Healy, involving the Department of Energy and several senators.
September 2026
6 events- Legislators are sponsoring bills and seeking status answers to block the demolition of the Kennedy Center.
- Senators Richard Blumenthal, Lisa Murkowski, Chris Coons, and Bill Cassidy are supporting Ukrainian refugee protection and the use of TPS.
- Lisa Murkowski voted on curbing Trump's powers, UAF researches mineral dependence, and Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins is winning the Governor's race in Alaska.
- Lisa Murkowski supports Dan Sullivan in his current election race.
- Cato Institute analyzes the unintended consequences of a bill, which required Lisa Murkowski's support for passage.
- Senators introduced bills regarding marijuana policy, industry support, and hemp use, and led a letter seeking federal policy guidance.
August 2026
19 events- Advocacy continues for a bipartisan bill focused on fisheries management, involving Senator Lisa Murkowski and the state of Alaska.
- Donald Trump nominated a judge for Alaska, where Lisa Murkowski serves as U.S. Senator.
- Amidst the ongoing conflict, lawmakers like Jeff Merkley and Lisa Murkowski questioned the museum's historical accounts, while Trump accused it of a hyper-partisan lens.
- Political figures, including Pete Hegseth, Thom Tillis, and Lisa Murkowski, are criticizing the White House's approach and lack of bipartisan engagement.
- Alaskan politicians, including Murkowski and Young, supported ANWR bills, with support from the Trump administration.
- Following Trump's nomination, Senate votes on Todd Blanche's confirmation reveal Cassidy's support and Murkowski's refusal.
- Donald Trump publicly criticized Lisa Murkowski's political stance, while also pressuring John Thune regarding the filibuster, following previous power-sharing negotiations.
- Trump sought to appoint Blanche as Attorney General, but Lisa Murkowski stated she would oppose the nomination.
- Lisa Murkowski, as a Senator, represents Alaska, where the state utilizes DMV offices for voter registration.
- Co-sponsors introduce the Hydropower Licensing Affordability Act, which is currently being discussed in the context of slowing hydropower construction processes.
- The Senate is currently working to confirm Todd Blanche, requiring support from Lisa Murkowski or Bill Cassidy, with John Thune serving as Senate Majority Leader.
- Cornyn expresses concern over Trump's IRS immunity deal while Murkowski weighs Blanche's nomination and Cassidy worries about lawfare.
- Cassidy and others voted against Blanche's confirmation, and Blanche promised to abandon the reparations fund.
- Murkowski criticized the politicization of the department, while Cassidy raised issues with lawfare and slush fund.
- Lisa Murkowski voted in favor of Antony Blinken's nomination to serve as Secretary of State.
- Multiple high-profile senators, including Lisa Murkowski, are actively pushing for legislative support and modernization of the NOAA agency.
- Murkowski criticized the department regarding the handling of Epstein files, while a nomination was affected by a vote.
- A paper published on July 30th discusses how senators represent Alaska and how state laws affect candidate restrictions.
- Senators, including Lisa Murkowski and Marco Rubio, urged the State Department to release aid amid ongoing Ebola cases in Uganda and the DRC.
Show 2 earlier months
July 2026
11 events- Mary Peltola is noted for seeking integrity in the Senate, while Lisa Murkowski continues her role as a senior senator for Alaska.
- Murkowski discussed department downsizing with McMahon, while Cassidy secured agreement with Kaine for a vote on the education bill.
- Trump supports legislation that Lisa Murkowski opposes, arguing it affects Alaska's unique challenges.
- A law supported by Center for American Progress analysis is being advocated for, amid political division.
- Lisa Murkowski's confirmation push is tied to her support and specific federal wins related to Alaska.
- Legislation involving Lisa Murkowski and Nick Begich is advancing in the House, alongside efforts by Haines to secure land entitlements in Alaska.
- Brian Schatz and Lisa Murkowski shared service on the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs.
- Proposed legislation in Alaska addresses teacher shortages by implementing visa fees.
- Lisa Murkowski and Scott Presler clash over voting legislation while the SAVE America Act is stalled in the Senate.
- Lisa Murkowski's representation in the Senate is commented upon by Dan Bongino.
- Trump's bill affects North Carolina politics, leading to specific actions from senators like Lisa Murkowski and Mike Lee, while Lara Trump considers a run.
June 2026
17 events- Nick Begich III, Lisa Murkowski, and Dan Sullivan co-sponsored legislation on May 27th enabling land conveyance for CFC.
- Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan are identified as Senators from Alaska, with Anchorage being a city in the state.
- NSF is monitoring El Nino conditions affecting Alaska and Greenland, and plans to remove scientific instruments, leading to political advocacy.
- The Senate considered a measure on June 23, 2026, regarding the limitation of President Trump's war powers concerning Iran.
- The Senate has been involved in actions regarding Iran, including voting on war powers resolutions and briefings involving Bill Cassidy and the President.
- Lisa Murkowski, Mike Lee, and Lindsey Graham are involved in political developments regarding the SAVE Act strategies.
- Merkley and Murkowski led a bipartisan effort to save the NSF-managed Ocean Observatories Initiative.
- Senators Jeff Merkley and Lisa Murkowski led a bipartisan group regarding an initiative affecting coastal communities, involving the National Science Foundation.
- Donald Trump criticized Lisa Murkowski, Mitch McConnell, and Susan Collins for their opposition to a voter ID bill.
- Lisa Murkowski and Bill Cassidy sided with Cassidy on war powers, a confrontation reported by CNN.
- Senators Murkowski, Cassidy, and Paul voted to limit military action against Iran, while Donald Trump faced criticism over the issue.
- Lisa Murkowski voted to curtail Donald Trump's military force, while Hunter Morrison greeted the winners of Race to Alaska.
- Amidst geopolitical tensions, Donald Trump claimed his administration had Iran on the ropes, while Lisa Murkowski and Bill Cassidy supported resolutions limiting war powers against Iran.
- Lisa Murkowski noted that war leaves both the US and Iran no better off, while Dan Sullivan believes the Iranian regime is weaker than it was decades ago.
- Merkley and Murkowski co-pushed legislation on June 18th to pause the administration plan regarding the initiative.
- NSF hired Brian Stone as Chief of Staff following a successful bipartisan push led by Merkley and Murkowski.
- Lisa Murkowski protested the dismantling of a National Science Foundation data system in Alaska.