Adam Crum

Debated tonight at the Anchorage Republican Women’s Club Governor Debate at the Loussac Library.

Showing up matters. Showing up with a clear conservative vision, real executive experience, and fresh ideas for Alaska’s future matters even more.

Tonight I made the case for lower energy costs, a gasline that finally gets built, government that is accountable to Alaskans, and a next generation that has every reason to stay in this state.

Thank you to Judy Eledge and the Anchorage Republican Women’s Club for putting on a serious, substantive debate. This is exactly the kind of forum Alaska voters deserve.

I am running for Governor of Alaska. Primary: August 18. Get involved at adamcrum.com.

Sixty days to the primary. August 18.

We have covered a lot of ground. We have been from Ketchikan to Kotzebue, and Deadhorse to Kodiak. A lot more to go. The conversations are getting sharper, the questions are getting harder, and the momentum is real.

If you are not following along yet, now is the time.

Follow the campaign at adamcrum.com.

Proud to announce our Campaign Leadership Team, the pioneers and builders helping carry this campaign to every corner of Alaska.

Kenai Peninsula Co-Chair: Regina Davis
Anchorage Co-Chairs: Kelly Droop and Al Fogle
Fairbanks Co-Chair: Ralph Seekins
Mat-Su Co-Chairs: Bill Kendig and Glenda Ledford

Alaska has always been built by people willing to take on challenges others avoid. This team reflects that same spirit. Respected leaders with deep community ties, representing the values, industries, and families that define this state.

Grateful for every one of them.
I am running for Governor of Alaska. Primary: August 18. Join us at adamcrum.com.

Bob Craig marched in the Colony Days Parade in Palmer today representing the Crum/Craig ticket.

The Mat-Su showing up for one of its favorite summer traditions. Grateful to everyone who came out to march with us and to every Alaskan who lined the streets and said hello.

Thank you to Elite Towing and Big Dreams Transport for their support making it happen.

I am running for Governor of Alaska. Primary: August 18.

Trucker Appreciation Night at Golden Heart Waste Management in Fairbanks on Friday. Colleen and the kids came out with me and it was exactly the kind of evening I love most on this campaign. Real Alaskans, real industry, real community.

The highlight of the night was Black Gold Transport presenting a $5,000 donation to the United Way right there in the room. That is an Alaska company investing in the community it operates in. That kind of generosity deserves to be recognized and celebrated.

Truckers keep Alaska alive. Every gallon of fuel in a rural village, every load of freight on the Dalton Highway, every piece of equipment on the North Slope moves because a skilled driver put it there. My dad was a long-haul trucker before an accident took that from him. I grew up around this industry. I got my CDL. I know what these men and women deal with every single day.

As Governor I will fight for the infrastructure they depend on. The Dalton Highway needs serious investment before Ambler, LNG, and critical minerals development adds significantly more traffic. I will push for funding that matches what this corridor actually carries and treat the people driving it like the essential part of our state they are.

Thank you to Golden Heart Waste Management for hosting and to Black Gold Trabsport for leading by example.

I am running for Governor of Alaska. Primary: August 18. Get involved at adamcrum.com.

The Adam Crum for Governor Campaign will be rolling through the Colony Days Parade in Palmer tomorrow. Come see us and cheer us on!

We are putting together a fun float with Elite Towing and we would also love more supporters to join the excitement. Come be a part of the parade. Support Adam while enjoying this great community event.

Text Lisa at 907-602-7482 to sign up and join the fun!

The Alaska House passed the gasline bill this afternoon. I heard the news in Fairbanks, sitting with Interior Republicans who have been waiting for this moment for a long time.

A Fairbanks spur line is written into HB 381. The Interior gets gas. That is not a small thing.

As Commissioner of Revenue I sat across the table from investors who wanted to come to Alaska and walked away because the process was too slow and too unpredictable. That era cost this state years. This afternoon the House voted to turn the page on it.

The Senate has until June 19. The investors are watching. The communities that need this project are watching. Get it done.

I am running for Governor of Alaska. Primary: August 18. Be part of it at adamcrum.com.

The Seekins family hosted about one hundred fifty Alaskans for food, family, and a good time tonight. Bouncy castle going, kids everywhere, and I had to find my outdoor voice to be heard over the best kind of crowd noise there is.

The pig came from HIPOW, the annual Fairbanks fundraiser that supports the Catholic Schools of Fairbanks. Worth every bite and a good reminder that the best communities take care of their own.

Grateful to Ralph and everyone who came out tonight. This is Alaska at its best.

I am running for Governor of Alaska. Primary: August 18.