A campaign rep for Fraud Dan Sullivan is the star of an ad made by Democrat Chuck Schumer’s non-profit, Majority Forward, attacking Senator Dan Sullivan. Schumer—who personally recruited Mary Peltola—lied when he claimed to have zero involvement with Fraud Sullivan.
“As we have said from the start, Democrats like Mary Peltola and Chuck Schumer recruited Fraud Dan Sullivan to rig Alaska’s U.S. Senate race. The evidence is mounting, undeniable, and hiding in plain sight,” said NRSC Regional Press Secretary Nick Puglia.
Fraud Sullivan’s campaign rep in the Schumer ad, Alan Harris, personally delivered Fraud Sullivan’s declaration of candidacy to Alaska election officials. Harris is the boyfriend of Amber Lee—the Democrat strategist and Mary Peltola supporter who was caught working for Fraud Sullivan.
Remember, a cabal of pro-Peltola Democrats who tried rigging ranked choice voting in 2024 in favor of Peltola helped recruit Fraud Sullivan.
- Will Mary Peltola denounce Schumer for supporting Fraud Sullivan’s sham candidacy?
- How did Chuck Schumer and Mary Peltola recruit Alan Harris for the ad?
- How does Chuck Schumer explain his previous denial of being involved with Fraud Sullivan’s campaign?
Read more from the Free Beacon here or below.
Chuck Schumer Denied Ties to ‘Decoy Dan Sullivan’—Then Featured the ‘Sham’ Alaska Senate Candidate’s Campaign ‘Rep’ in an Ad
Alana Goodman and Collin Anderson
July 24, 2026
Free Beacon
Days after Chuck Schumer denied any involvement in the campaign of Dan J. Sullivan—the newly declared Republican known as “Decoy Dan” who is running for Senate in Alaska in an apparent bid to siphon votes from GOP incumbent Sen. Dan S. Sullivan—the Senate minority leader’s nonprofit group began running an ad starring a Dan J. Sullivan campaign representative, a Washington Free Beacon review found.
The spot from Majority Forward, the nonprofit affiliate of Schumer’s Senate Majority PAC, features a man identified as “Alan” from “Anchorage” who owns a moving company and accuses Sen. Sullivan of “voting to raise our costs.” His full name is Alan Harris, and his moving company, Allstar Moving, is registered to a residential address in Anchorage, Alaska, records show. So is a second business, Amber Lee Strategies, a political consulting firm owned by Harris’s romantic partner, Democratic strategist Amber Lee, who owns the property, according to local records.
Dan J. Sullivan confirmed in June that he hired Lee as a campaign adviser after the metadata from his campaign launch press release listed “Amber Lee” as its author. But Lee is not supporting the lesser-known Sullivan alone: Dan J. Sullivan’s declaration of candidacy states that a “rep” for the campaign, “Alan Harris,” delivered the declaration form to the Alaska Division of Elections in Anchorage “on behalf of Daniel J. Sullivan” on June 1.
Two weeks later, on June 16, Majority Forward began running the ad featuring Harris, according to TV spending data reviewed by the Free Beacon. Representatives for both Schumer and Senate Majority PAC denied being involved in Dan J. Sullivan’s campaign nine days prior, on June 7.
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Though Dan J. Sullivan is running as a Republican, he was not associated with the party until two days before filing to run under the GOP banner. He also asked the state to be listed on the ballot as “Dan S. Sullivan,” though he does not share Sen. Sullivan’s middle initial. He has claimed that his “father and grandfather were both Republicans” and raised him “to believe in compassionate conservatism,” which led him “to choose to run as a Republican.” But his father pulled Democratic primary ballots in Illinois in 2024 and 2006, according to voting records obtained by The Alaska Story.
Schumer, Lee, and the Dan J. Sullivan campaign did not respond to requests for comment.
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Lee has done more than advocate for Peltola in the media. A super PAC that has supported Peltola’s congressional campaigns, Vote Alaska Before Party, paid Amber Lee Strategies more than $6,000 between November 2022 and October 2024, federal campaign finance disclosures show. Three months later, in January 2025, Lee and Harris celebrated their three-year anniversary, according to a social media post obtained by the Free Beacon.