Newly formed Alaskan Party off to slow start with just 22 members
The Alaska Division of Elections released its May 2026 voter registration statistics this week, and the numbers paint a stark picture for the newly formed Alaskan Party. Just 22 Alaskans have signed up as members of the fledgling political group since it
SEN. SULLIVAN: Alaska is in the midst of its greatest military buildup since WWII
Alaska is being reestablished as a cornerstone of America’s defense, and is now in the midst of the most significant military buildup since World War
OPINION: Alaska requires a thorough D.O.G.E.-ing
Has Alaska allowed public money to create a self-protecting ecosystem of funded intermediaries whose continued existence depends more on political alignment than measurable
OPINION: Atty. Gen. hearing was a lost opportunity to unmask the madness of Alaska Democrats
Sen. Bill Wielechowski’s prosecutorial grilling of Alaska’s Acting Attorney General Stephen Cox perfectly encapsulated the lunatic asylum that the Democratic Party has
OPINION: With less than 30 days left to challenge Alaska’s RINOs, nobody’s stepped up
None of the RINOs in the Alaska Legislature has a Republican primary opponent yet. This is a disappointing critique of Alaska's GOP
Global leaders headed north for Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference
Gov. Mike Dunleavy will host energy leaders, policymakers and industry experts from across the nation and around the world at the fifth annual Alaska Sustainable Energy Conference, taking place May 19-21 at the Dena'ina Center in
Former left-leaning Fairbanks Assemblyman Matt Cooper will be next Univ. of Alaska president
Matt Cooper, a longtime Alaskan attorney and former left-of-center Fairbanks Assemblyman, will become the University of Alaska's 18th
Shelley Hughes picks retired Air Force Brigadier General as Lt. Gov. running mate
Gubernatorial candidate Shelley Hughes has chosen Blake Gettys as her lieutenant governor running
Mat-Su looks to let qualified staff conceal carry on school grounds
The Mat-Su School Board is looking to update its school safety policy by permitting qualified district employees, board members, and contracted individuals to voluntarily carry concealed handguns on school
Kenai GOP District 6 endorses Hughes, Bronson and Wilson as ‘most qualified’ to be governor
Kenai Republicans in House District 6 issued endorsements for three candidates whom they believe are “most qualified” to serve as Alaska’s next governor. These are Dave Bronson, Shelley Hughes and Bernadette
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