Juneau tax notice begs the question about how reliable USPS is for mail-in elections
Juneau’s official tax bill notice has inadvertently raised questions about the city’s heavy reliance on the U.S. Postal Service to facilitate its mail-in-only ballot
Voters have until July 19 to register for Alaska’s primary
Alaskans have until July 19 to register to vote in the upcoming Aug. 18 primary, an election that will decide which candidates appear on the general ballot in
NRA backs Sen. Dan Sullivan’s re-election bid
Announced on July 13, the endorsement praises Sullivan’s commitment to defending the Second Amendment and protecting Alaska’s hunters, sportsmen, and gun
‘Republican’ Louise Stutes woos Homer libs at Democratic offices
She still claims to be a Republican, but Louise Stutes holds a campaign event at the Democratic Party's offices while criticizing Alaska's GOP
Sen. Dunbar joins outside, dark-money push to sway Alaska voters leftward
In a targeted campaign aimed at influencing Alaska voters to back a hard-left agenda ahead of the upcoming federal elections, State Sen. Forrest Dunbar is joining an outside, dark-money-funded blitz to blame conservatives for rising health care
Rep. Johnson urges Dist. 25 Republicans to accept party’s ruling about her husband & unite against Dems
In our political climate, too often, allegations are treated as conclusions before any review has taken place. Social media amplifies accusations instantly, while the slower work of evaluating facts rarely receives the same attention. Whatever one’s view of
OPINION: Democrat dogma and transactional politics are killing the Alaska gas pipeline
This isn't about whether LNG is good or bad policy. It's about whether Alaska's Democrats will abandon their stated principles when those principles get in the way of preferred outcomes. They answered that question in
After decades-long battle with climate alarmists, Alaska gets ok to build King Cove Road
After decades of resistance from a coalition of radical climate activists, the State of Alaska has received final federal approval to build roughly 12 new miles of a single-lane, low-speed gravel road connecting the communities of King Cove and Cold Bay in
Dunleavy vetoes campaign donation limits, saying it favors rich, self-funded candidates
Gov. Dunleavy says the law should not limit the ability of Alaskans to support candidates they believe in while preserving "an advantage for candidates wealthy enough to fund their own
Anchorage Assembly postpones vote to expel or censure member Martinez
In a unanimous 10-0 vote, the Anchorage Assembly agreed to postpone any actions aimed at removing or censuring Assemblyman George Martinez over concerns about ethics violations and improper use of taxpayer
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