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Senator Lisa Murkowski has recently shared updates on her official Twitter account about her activities in Alaska, focusing on storm recovery efforts and community resilience.

On October 19, 2025, Murkowski posted about her visit to Kipnuk, a village affected by a recent storm. She wrote, "I visited Kipnuk yesterday. Among the damage, there were still signs of hope. I brought back two dogs to Bethel Friends of Canines: Kipnuk and Chinook, named after the helicopter we flew in on. To the Alaskans displaced by the storm, know that my team and I are here for you."

Later that day, she reflected on the theme of this year’s Alaska Federation of Natives (AFN) convention. In her post dated October 19, 2025, Murkowski stated, "This year’s AFN theme — 'Standing Strong, Standing United.' — wasn’t just words on a banner; it was lived out in every conversation about storm recovery, language revitalization, protecting our children, and shaping a future rooted in our values. In a time when division is"

On October 20, 2025, Murkowski shared another personal story from her visit to Kipnuk: "I found Nellie and was able to give her the Christmas cactus I recovered from her house in Kipnuk. It helped bring a smile to Nellie and her family."

Murkowski represents Alaska in the U.S. Senate and has been involved with issues related to disaster relief and rural community support throughout her tenure.