In May 2024, this politician introduced legislation to distinguish “substantial” and “limited” bottom contact for trawling and to fund NOAA’s Bycatch Reduction and Engineering Program. This politician re-entered elected politics after directing the fish commission on the Kuskokwim (“KUSS-kuh-kwim”) River. (15[1])This only Democratic (-5[1])member of the Congressional Western Caucus (15[1])supported bringing the Willow project to the (*) North Slope, (10[1])which boosted the Permanent Fund Dividend. (10[2]-5[1])This politician campaigned on a platform of “fish, (10[1])family, freedom” (10[4])while drawing (10[1])on her Yup’ik (“YOO-pik”) heritage. (10[4]-5[1])This woman (10[1]-5[1])won a House (-5[1])of Representatives (-5[1])election in which a ranked-choice voting system stymied (10[1]-5[1])Nick Begich (“BEG-itch”) and Sarah Palin. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, (-5[1])name this Alaska Native (10[1])who currently serves as the state’s (-5[1])sole representative. ■END■ (10[3]0[9])