Meet Treg
Treg Taylor’s story is Alaska’s story. Raised by a single mom, he learned early that you don’t wait for someone else to solve your problems. You step up, you fight, and you protect what matters.
Treg Taylor has never shied away from a fight. As Attorney General, he fought crime, fought Joe Biden, and fought for Alaska — taking on criminals who threaten our communities and standing up to Washington’s overreach. He confronted career politicians in Juneau, went toe-to-toe with the radicals in Anchorage, and pushed back when Washington, D.C. tried to shut down our way of life. Treg protected parents’ rights, held Big Pharma accountable, and always defended our Second Amendment rights and the freedoms that make Alaska great.
Now, Treg is running for governor to write a new chapter for the Last Frontier — one where Alaskans can afford to live and thrive, our energy dominance is secure, our communities are safe, government works efficiently, and our independent heritage is protected for generations.
Treg’s story is Alaska’s story. Raised by a single mom — with his dad not in the picture — he learned early what it takes to survive and succeed. He learned you don’t wait for someone else to solve your problems — you step up, you fight, and you protect what matters. He worked from an early age — delivering newspapers before sunrise, detasseling corn under the summer sun, mucking out silos, and later holding down two jobs to pay his way through college. What was forged in Treg as a boy — that toughness and independence — is what built the Last Frontier itself.
After law school, Treg came to Alaska and built a respected career as a litigator, serving in both public and private sectors before becoming Deputy Attorney General in 2018 and Attorney General in 2021. In every role, he leaned into the toughest battles — whether fighting Biden in court, cracking down on criminals, or defending the right of parents to determine their kids’ education.
As Attorney General, Treg has stood shoulder to shoulder with President Trump to unleash Alaskan energy and protect our way of life. He’s taken on anyone — Republican or Democrat — who put politics ahead of Alaskans. And he’s proven he can win, beating back Biden’s land grabs, vaccine mandates, and attacks on our energy jobs. As the top law enforcement officer in the state, Treg fought crime, fought Biden, and fought for Alaska.
Treg attended the Air Force Academy and graduated from Brigham Young University with degrees in political science and law. A rugby and football player, Treg put himself through college by working nights. Treg and his wife, Jodi, are small business owners who are raising their six children in Anchorage. They know the challenges of life in Alaska — and they’re committed to making sure the next generation can thrive right here at home.
“We’re not giving up on Alaska. We’re here to fight — and win.”
Treg’s WINS for Alaska
When Alaska’s freedoms, jobs, and way of life were under attack—Treg didn’t flinch.He fought back. And Alaska won.
“As Attorney General, I fought Biden. I fought crime. And I fought for Alaska.”
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