Oops. Alaska GOP sent 22,000 absentee ballot applications to the wrong voters
No fraud here, says GOP chairman.
No fraud here, says GOP chairman.
Many moderate and conservative Republicans face primaries this year, a potential opportunity for independents and Democrats.
The Alaska Republican Party says its agenda will be limited to a handful of critical items. Meanwhile, Democrats have sent out their by-mail ballots for the presidential primary.
“There’s an ad paid for by the Alaska Republican Party running right now that is false, despicable and speaks to both a lack of integrity and the bankrupt and dishonest approach of the paid ads for Mike Dunleavy. The ad asserts Mark Begich, my brother, was born with a silver spoon. Really?”
The first post in a new TMS series. Furious with U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s opposition to Judge Brett Kavanaugh, over the weekend the Alaska Republican…
Local Republicans have reportedly advanced Vicki Wallner, the founder of the Facebook group “Stop Valley Thieves,” for consideration.
The state says there are plenty of ironclad reasons to bar the Alaska Republican Party from cherry-picking primary candidates.
The Republican legislators ran afoul of the party by caucusing with Democrats.
As the state financial crisis brings Alaska within two weeks of a state government shutdown, Casey Reynolds and Forrest Dunbar get a blow-by-blow account of the legislature’s budget battle from the Alaska Dispatch News’ on-the-ground reporter, Nat Herz. Before getting to Nat, Casey and Forrest talk about the shooting at in Washington D.C, the resurrection of the AHCA in the U.S. Senate, and the Alaska GOP’s stunning failure to eject any of the three Homer city council members they were targeting for recall this week.
Senator Murkowski posted the following statement on her Facebook page today.