Friday in the Sun (Nov. 22): The Big Oof edition
A one-night haul of $45,800 is nothing to sneeze at.
November 2019
Debra Call files to run for Legislature, entering race for South Anchorage Senate seat
Call’s filing signals plans to run against the newly confirmed Sen. Josh Revak for Senate District M.
Backers of oil tax initiative file lawsuit calling state summary ‘factually inaccurate’
The action comes as an industry-funded opposition group enters the race.
Mel Gillis helped Revak win a seat in the House. Now he’s the governor’s pick to fill it
Gillis spent $30,000 on an independent expenditure group that helped Revak beat incumbent Rep. Charisse Millett in the Republican Primary.
Friday in the Sun (Nov. 15): The Math is Simple edition
Read my lips: No new taxes (while I’m on the job).
Comic: Sir, this is a Pizza Moose
It’s a game of skill.
Oral arguments on whether Dunleavy recall can move ahead have been set for Jan. 10
The timeline sets up a resolution or this stage of the litigation for sometime in mid-January. All parties agreed that the case is destined to make a stop in the Alaska Supreme Court.
SCHRYVER: Introducing the Alaska Legacy Project
“A new voice in the fight for Alaska’s future.”
Recall update: Scheduling set for Thursday, new judge on the case
The Recall Dunleavy campaign is arguing for an expedited schedule to review its challenge of the state’s rejection.
As U.S. Supreme Court hears battle over DACA, Murkowski renews call for fix
Murkowski is one of three Senate Republicans to back the Dream Act.