Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins' campaign has surpassed $1.5 million raised since launching in February, fueled by thousands of individual donors. The milestone caps a major week that included key endorsements and the announcement of running mate Zac Johnson.

Today, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins (JKT) announced Anchorage Assemblymember Zac Johnson, an independent, as his running mate for lieutenant governor. Johnson, who was born in Anchorage, has served as an Alaska State Trooper, a volunteer firefighter, and an infantryman in the United States Marine Corps, deploying to Iraq in 2003. He won election to represent the South Anchorage and Hillside Assembly district  in competitive races in 2023 and 2026.

Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins today released “A Healthier Alaska,” a healthcare platform focused on lowering costs and expanding access to care across the state. The announcement coincided with JKT’s endorsement from SEIU 775, representing more than 45,000 caregivers and healthcare workers.

Former Alaska Governor Tony Knowles has endorsed Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins for Governor, calling him a new generation of leadership ready to move Alaska forward with bipartisan solutions and a vision for the future.

JKT has raised more than $1.25 million since launching in February, breaking the record as Alaska’s fastest campaign to hit $1 million. With thousands of supporters and 45 endorsements statewide, momentum is growing.

Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins announced endorsements from 15 more elected officials across Alaska, expanding a growing statewide coalition backing his campaign for governor. The endorsements build on more than 30 previously announced, signaling continued momentum and broad support.

In just over a month, JKT raised $1 million, setting a new record for the fastest gubernatorial campaign in Alaska history. The campaign’s rapid growth reflects a surge of support statewide.

Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins rolls out endorsements from 30 elected leaders across Alaska less than two weeks after entering the governor’s race.

Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins raised more than $750,000 from over 1,300 donors in the first 14 days of his campaign for governor, marking one of the strongest early fundraising starts in the race.

Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins announced his campaign for governor, outlining a vision for a more affordable and prosperous Alaska and pledging to work across political and geographic divides to tackle rising costs, struggling schools, and economic challenges.