Dunleavy renews call for constitutional amendments panned by financial analysts
Just as the governor is asking for Alaskans to come up with budget solutions, he’s also pushing amendments that would severely limit the state’s options.
Just as the governor is asking for Alaskans to come up with budget solutions, he’s also pushing amendments that would severely limit the state’s options.
The budget proposes to pay out a traditional PFD while making few cuts. The result is a $1.5 billion draw from the state’s last major savings account aside from the Permanent Fund.
The case is still likely headed to the Alaska Supreme Court.
The governor has backtracked on a $7.5 million veto, realizing his proposal would cut too deeply.
‘The great land is in the big squeeze.’
It’s going to get worse and this year’s budget and vetoes won’t help.
Redistricting, budgeting and comms plans.
The best “news” $135,000 a year can buy!
The latest round was the best shot at consolidation. It also spurred a near revolt from faculty and students.
Real Alaskans ONLY.