Anchorage Chamber of Commerce joins opposition to Prop 1
The Anchorage Chamber of Commerce staked out its opposition last week to Prop 1, the bathroom bill initiative on the April 3 ballot.
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AKLEG Recap, Week 4: Democrats open applications to replace Fansler
Rep. Zach Fansler’s resignation becomes official today, while Senate Republicans mull what to do with a new appointment.
Walker’s off-list appointment of Kowalke to Senate gets frosty response from Republicans
Senate Republicans said they were disappointed by the process, but said they’d give Mat-Su Assemblyman Randall Kowalke a consideration.
Rep. Fansler is still collecting pay and per diem. It should be donated.
We agree with the victim that the per diem he’s collecting should go to the Tundra Women’s Coalition.
Friday in the Sun (Feb. 9): The ‘Young Jedi’ edition
It’s time for that weekly stroll down into the shady, unsubstantiated alleyways of the Alaska political world. The 24th day of the session wasn’t particularly…
House committee advances distillery cocktail bill
Opponents to the bill say they’re worried about a slippery slope.
House passes education budget, but minority Republicans block funding source
Almost everyone supported funding schools early, but the vote was about more than just K-12 funding.
AKLEG Recap, Day 23: Chief Justice Stowers tells legislators ‘Do or do not, there is no try’
The chief justice delivered his final State of the Judiciary of his term. The House also passed its education budget without a funding source.
That pro-Dunleavy Super Bowl ad was mostly paid for by his brother
At the very least, it’s shaping up to be an interesting campaign.
AKLEG Recap, Day 22: Bill to spare K-12 teachers from pink slips heads to the floor
There wasn’t a lot of news out of the 22nd day, but Wednesday looks more eventful.