A multi‑vehicle collision on Saturday night near Anchorage sent Peltola’s family’s sedan into a side‑car, according to police.
Cheryl Bruce, Peltola’s campaign manager, said the candidate received medical attention and will recover before resuming the tour.
The "Alaska Always Tour" was slated to launch in Fairbanks on Monday, but the crash forced a rescheduling of the Fairbanks and Bethel stops to later in the week.
Peltola, an Alaska Native former congresswoman, aims to become the first Democrat in nearly two decades to hold the state’s lone Senate seat, a goal that has intensified scrutiny over the election’s ballot.
The campaign will resume events on Tuesday in Homer, and the Justice Department’s lawsuit to block certification if Sullivan loses remains a looming legal hurdle.