Senator Lisa Murkowski on Wednesday responded to James O’Keefe’s latest undercover video exposing Alaska’s voter laws.

The O’Keefe Media Group on Tuesday dropped another video exposing Senator Lisa Murkowski and Alaska’s voting laws.

Senator Murkowski says she opposes the SAVE America Act which would require voter ID.

Murkowski demonstrated that a person living on the small Alaska islands would not be able to vote if the SAVE America Act was passed because they would have to travel all the way to Anchorage to get an ID.

James O’Keefe went to a small Alaskan island called Unalaska and asked DMV workers if he had to travel 800 miles to Anchorage to get an ID.

“We don’t have to go to Anchorage to get an ID?” O’Keefe asked the DMV worker.

The employee responded, “No, you can come here.”

O’Keefe continued: An Unalaska resident confirmed voting takes place at City Hall and said residents “Don’t have to go to Anchorage [to register to vote or obtain ID].”

WATCH:

EXCLUSIVE: O’Keefe Uncovers Unalaska Election Officials Contradicting Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s SAVE Act Claims, Telling O’Keefe That Island Residents Do NOT Have to Travel 800 Miles to Anchorage to Register to Vote or Obtain ID

O’Keefe asked an Unalaska local DMV employee, “We… pic.twitter.com/oDGw1ETrEq

— James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) August 25, 2026

Murkowski responded to O’Keefe’s latest hidden camera footage of Unalaska and said she stands by her

The Alaska Senator said she stands by her concerns about how the SAVE America Act would impact Alaskan voters.

Official Response from Sen @lisamurkowski's Press Team https://t.co/4vsILtwRro pic.twitter.com/feCUQtAkuM

— James O'Keefe (@JamesOKeefeIII) August 25, 2026

Last Thursday, James O’Keefe released undercover video of an Anchorage, Alaska, poll worker offering him Senator Lisa Murkowski’s brother’s ballot.

An Anchorage poll worker also offered Lisa Murkowski’s State Director, Karina Waller’s ballot without an ID last Tuesday’s primary.

Last week, Murkowski called for James O’Keefe to be prosecuted.

“Senator Murkowski has consistently supported the requirement of photo ID to vote, and earlier this month, she voted in favor of a separate measure on the Senate floor to do just that,” Murkowski said.