APOC expedites latest complaint alleging wrongdoing by pro-Dunleavy PAC
“We’re looking for transparency here,” Blodgett replied before Moses said they did, in fact, share the same address.
Elections
Latest complaint alleges pro-Dunleavy group is ‘nothing more than smoke and mirrors’
Turns out the real campaign finance complaints are found in the documents you uncover along the way
Campaign regulators find no evidence of ‘ongoing coordination’ between Dunleavy and PAC
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.
APOC hears complaint on Dunleavy coordination and hint at much bigger problem
The hearing also contained a serious allegation that the entire pro-Dunleavy PAC could be a big scam.
Gov. Dunleavy, who’s pledged to attack abortion rights, finally confirms support for constitutional convention
Following the Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade, Dunleavy announced that if re-elected he would put forward a constitutional amendment to the Legislature. That measure would likely run into a dead end, making a convention a clearer path to the change.
APOC commissioners find ‘reasonable cause’ to believe Gov. Dunleavy and Dunleavy PAC illegally coordinated, OK fast-track decision
APOC Chair Helzer announced the commission would give the complaint expedited consideration: “The public at large has a compelling need to know whether coordination occurred or continues to occur.”
Watchdog agency says group supporting Dunleavy refuses to respond to investigation without subpoena
“We have told the commission that we cannot complete the investigation without this information and the other side is not cooperating,” said Tom Lucas, campaign disclosure coordinator at APOC.
Constitutional convention backers see PFD as ‘spark’ for complete, far-reaching rewrite
One proposal is rife with animosity towards the federal government, the judicial system, public education, public employees and Alaska Native corporations.
Legislators tell far-right Rep. Eastman to take some personal responsibility for Oath Keepers membership in eligibility fight
The Legislature won’t be helping Eastman out with the lawsuit seeking to bar him from holding elected office.
Donations are sparse for Alaska constitutional convention vote, disclosures show
To date, less than $1 million has been raised on both sides of the question.