In April 2026, Sullivan received $8,500 from a known Epstein associate.
Vanity Fair reported that he was found in Epstein’s “little black book,” which was a personal journal of Epstein’s that contained the names and information of his social and financial contacts, as well as more than 100 of his victims.
In June 2026, Sullivan received another $693 from a second known Epstein associate.
He was in the Epstein files through direct email references, and was part of Epstein’s proposed “war council” of allies.
August 8, 2026
Then he did it again.
Sullivan cast the deciding vote to confirm Todd Blanche as Attorney General, the same man who mishandled the Epstein files as Deputy Attorney General.
The vote was 50 to 49.
The day before the vote, Epstein survivors publicly called on Sullivan to meet with them, hoping he might “listen to his constituents.”
He never did. He was the deciding vote for Todd Blanche.
Now the man who buried the Epstein files runs the entire Justice Department.
Dan Sullivan Took Nearly $10,000 From Epstein Associates, Then Voted to Confirm Blanche
In Alaska, Dan Sullivan voted against releasing the Epstein files and received a donation tied to former Alaska GOP operative Craig Valdez, who is now facing federal child exploitation and sex trafficking charges