‘Outside actors’ accessed personal information of 113,000 voters, did not alter election results
Personal information of an estimated 113,000 Alaska voters was exposed in the run up to this year’s general election and may have been used to…
State Politics
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Chief Justice Bolger, who refused to bow to political pressure, announces he’ll retire at end of term
Croft drops out of Anchorage mayoral race, says crowded field is ‘a recipe for disaster’
Murkowski: ‘It is time to begin the full and formal transition process’
House split cemented as Patkotak says he’s teaming up with Bush legislators
It’s a little late for Republicans to cry election fraud at Pruitt’s loss
Rep.-elect Patkotak wants to organize with legislators who’ll defend rural Alaska (which probably rules out a GOP majority)
Patkotak spoke Wednesday with KOTZ Radio about his plans to organize in the House, throwing cold water on the hopes that he might quickly hand them the 21st vote or that he would be an ally at all.