Quick takeaways from the latest legislative fundraising reports: State of the Race
The “moderate” Republicans are ahead, some far-right Republicans are behind and there could be trouble for them in the general.
Inside the Numbers
Gross outraises Sullivan for the third quarter, but Sullivan still ahead: State of the race
Gross has outraised Sullivan every quarter since entering the race.
Galvin raises nearly three times as much as Young during second quarter: State of the race
Good news for Galvin, who’s got a slight edge according to the publicly available polling.
Young raised $7,950 on the day he made ‘beer virus’ comments, lags well behind Galvin overall
Among the contributions on the day he dismissed concerns about the “beer virus” as overblown media hype, he also received a $2,500 contribution from a nursing PAC.
POLL: Majority of Alaskans oppose abortion ban
New numbers are out from Planned Parenthood’s advocacy arm just as the legislators turn their attention to abortion bans.
Snyder announces she raised $80,000 in 2019 for rematch of Anchorage House race
Snyder has her eyes set on unseating Rep. Lance Pruitt and has already outraised her 2018 campaign, which brought her within 200 votes of the Dunleavy-aligned Republican.
Al Gross makes strong fundraising debut but lags behind U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan overall
Gross outpaced Sullivan in the latest report, but Sullivan has far more money in the bank.
Kathryn Dodge’s fundraising far outpaces Fairbanks Mayor Jim Matherly a month ahead of election
Dodge’s fundraising is far higher than recent campaigns for Fairbanks mayor.
Nearly two-thirds of all legislators claimed at least some retroactive per diem. Four claimed the max.
Four legislators claimed the maximum amount.
‘Struggling.’ Gov. Dunleavy gets low marks in roundup of rookie governors
Alaska finds itself at the bottom of the list once again.