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“I believe my stepping down at this time is in the best interest of Alaskans and a demonstration of my support for all women, regardless of political affiliation,” she said.
Dunleavy refused to withdraw his support for Pierce, arguing that the former mayor whose conduct has already resulted nearly a quarter-million dollars in settlements is due the benefit of the doubt.
Campaigns keen on maximizing their time and money keep track of who’s voted and who hasn’t with regularly updated lists by the Division of Elections. Don’t want to spend resources getting someone to vote who has already voted, after all.
Convention attendees embraced the two women, one a Democrat and one a Republican, both seen as champions of Native causes.
Attorneys for the ASA and RGA argued that the two should be considered legally distinct in the eyes of APOC even though the IRS would see them as the same group.
“We’re looking for transparency here,” Blodgett replied before Moses said they did, in fact, share the same address.
Turns out the real campaign finance complaints are found in the documents you uncover along the way
And as if to put a fine point on the reality of budget cuts, these cuts will impact low-income families more than others. All but one of the targeted schools are Title I, meaning they have a larger proportion of students who are eligible for free and reduced lunches.
That means there’s going to be no immediate penalty against the group, A Stronger Alaska, and it will be free to continue to spend Republican Governors Association money in support of the governor’s re-election. APOC Commissioners, instead, asked the groups—which have so far refused to participate with the investigation—to consider playing nice with investigators.