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Monthly Archives: August, 2018

Election Division has moved hundreds of voters to new districts

STATE FLUBS PERMANENT FUND AUTOMATIC VOTER REGISTRATION When the Permanent Fund Dividend automatic voter registration went into effect this year, it came with unintended consequences:...

Breaking: Court says salmon initiative may go forward, in part

The Alaska Supreme Court today allowed most of the Stand for Salmon ballot initiative go to forward. It severed some of its language on...

Anchorage Assembly takes a step left

AUSTIN QUINN-DAVIDSON HAS WON The Anchorage seat vacated by progressive Tim Steele has been won by hard-left Austin Quinn-Davidson, who kept a commanding lead during...

Shocker: Unions playing big in five key Republican primaries

RACES HAVE EAGLE RIVER ASKING: WHY ARE UNIONS TARGETING OUR DISTRICT? Powerful unions in Alaska typically back registered Democrats, and have mainly stayed out of...

Unalaska losing its Legislative Information Office

THE COMMUNITY DIDN'T USE THE FACILITY THIS YEAR  The Alaska Legislative Council voted Monday to close the Unalaska office it keeps open for constituents seven...

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A nearly fully developed and healthy marijuana plant has flourished next to the Alaska Pretrial Services Office on DeBarr Road in Anchorage, and the...

How to stop paying public employee union dues

By ART CHANCE SENIOR CONTRIBUTOR With the US Supreme Court’s recent decision in Janus v. AFSCME, it is no longer legal to compel public employees to...

State still says new public employees must enroll with union

ALASKA ORDERS NEW HIRES TO SIGN UP, PAY DUES, OR ELSE The Janus vs AFSCME ruling at the Supreme Court in June was unambiguous in deciding...

Alaska Primary has started: Review Democrat, Republican ballots

PRIMARY HAS BEGUN -- VOTING STARTS TODAY It's here: The Alaska Primary Election season has started, with early voting available today and all voting ending...

Will Walker or Begich throw the knock-out punch?

AND OTHER INTRIGUES OF THE PRIMARY ELECTION SEASON One of the more discussed writings last week came from Charles Wohlforth, a left-leaning columnist for the...

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