2026–2032 term scorecard
Murkowski kept 69% of 16 promises tracked for the 2026–2032 term. Each verdict is term-scoped, primary-sourced, and reviewed by three sequential reviewers (neutral · conservative · progressive).

Lisa Murkowski has represented Alaska in the U.S. Senate since December 2002. She is the senior Republican woman in the Senate and the second-longest-serving Republican woman ever (after Margaret Chase Smith). She won re-election in 2010 as a write-in candidate after losing the Republican primary to Joe Miller — one of the most extraordinary Senate election outcomes in modern history. She is among the most moderate Senate Republicans, frequently crossing party lines on judicial nominations, healthcare, and women's-issues legislation. She chairs the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee.
Lisa Ann Murkowski has kept or partially kept most of her campaign promises. Of the 16 graded promises, she fully kept 11 and partially kept 4, with no broken promises on record. We don't yet have detailed donor information or specific vote-to-donor alignment data for her tenure, so we cannot assess whether her funding sources shaped her legislative choices. Her promise scorecard shows a 68.75% full-kept rate, suggesting consistency between what she pledged and what she has delivered—though the absence of donor and voting records in our current data means this receipt is incomplete.
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Murkowski kept 69% of 16 promises tracked for the 2026–2032 term. Each verdict is term-scoped, primary-sourced, and reviewed by three sequential reviewers (neutral · conservative · progressive).
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Lisa Ann Murkowski's top donor industry: Big Tech ($7K, cycle 2024). Source: campaignreceipts.com/r/lisa-murkowski
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Voted YES on TCJA, CARES, multiple appropriations. National debt rose from $19.9T to $35T+ during her tenure period.
Voted YES on IIJA (November 2021), Gang of 21 negotiator.
Secured Alaska Native–specific provisions in multiple appropriations. Co-sponsored Indian Health Service reauthorizations. Voted YES on Native American legislation.
Voted YES on Respect for Marriage Act (which included religious-liberty protections) — one of 12 Republicans. Supported religious-employer protections.
NATO 2% spending rose from 3 nations (2014) to 23 (2024). Russia invasion was likely larger driver than U.S. pressure.
Voted YES on Gorsuch, Barrett. Voted NO on Kavanaugh (one of two Republican defectors). Voted YES on majority of lower-court Trump nominees.
Voted NO on 2017 skinny repeal. Voted against Texas v. Azar position.
Voted YES on BSCA (June 2022) — one of 15 Republicans.
Voted YES on Israel aid packages.
Voted GUILTY on second impeachment (February 13, 2021) — one of 7 Republicans. Did not vote to convict on first impeachment.
Murkowski voted YES on cloture on John Lewis VRA in November 2021 (50-49, failed; Murkowski was the lone Republican YES). She voted against filibuster carve-out. Substantive outcome did not occur.
Voted GUILTY on Trump's 2nd impeachment. Voted YES on BSCA, CHIPS, RFMA. Republican base critics charge that 'oppose extreme partisanship' has become 'capitulate to Democratic priorities.' Framework-dependent.
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Lisa Ann Murkowski's biggest donor industries are Individual / Retired ($66,671), and Big Tech ($6,600). Every dollar is tied to an FEC filing.
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