Trump to meet with Gov. Dunleavy and nation’s new governors
The traditional meeting comes at a time the president’s interests might be at odds with Alaska’s interests.
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Friday in the Sun (Dec. 7): The General Disarray edition
The one where we talk with a bunch of state employees who now have a lot more time on their hands.
Dunleavy pledged to ‘restore the public trust,’ but signed secret order focusing power in Outside budget director
It won’t be the commissioners—who, while their qualifications vary wildly, at least can call Alaska home—calling the shots.
Dodge plans appeal of results in pivotal House District 1 race
The precise scope of the legal challenge is not immediately clear, but the Dodge legal team has already outlined at least two ballots they believe should be counted.
Dunleavy’s pick for AG is an anti-abortion lawyer who’s fighting to bar trans women from shelter
Clarkson’s been on the losing end of many high-profile lawsuits.
Wielechowski will be first urban Democrat on powerful Senate Finance Committee since ’12 elections
Wielechowski’s caused Senate Republicans plenty of headaches in recent years.
Dunleavy delivered a truly optimistic message to rural Alaska, but it’s what’s next that counts
Dunleavy’s administration reaches far beyond the 6’7” tall man who displayed so much compassion and so much gratitude to so many on Monday.
Standing tall or tall talk? Charting incoming Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s campaign promises
Small government, a big economy and an even bigger PFD payout.
Update: Republican LeBon wins by one after initial review of challenged votes in key tied race
Election law gives candidates five days from the recount to file a legal challenge.
Dodge legal team: Two votes—including loose ‘mystery’ ballot—must be counted in tied House District 1 race
The legal battle for House District 1 is starting to take shape.