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Anchorage reapportionment draft maps are posted, and have some big changes

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The first draft set of maps for the Municipality of Anchorage’s reapportionment have been released by the Anchorage Assembly. It can be found at...

Parents could use the help: Covid made the case for the state education tax credit program

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By DAVID BOYLE Many parents in Alaska’s public schools have removed their children due to the shutting down of the schools, masking of the students,...

Anchorage Assembly tightens rules for election observers

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On a vote of 10-1, the Anchorage Assembly changed the rules for how campaigns can monitor the vote-counting process of the local mail-in-only elections. Among...

Fritz Pettyjohn: The politicians at the Anchorage Daily News

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By FRITZ PETTYJOHN Gov. Mike Dunleavy is the latest in a long line of conservative Alaska politicians who have found themselves on the hit list...

Trump endorses Dunleavy, but with a caveat: Dunleavy can’t support Lisa Murkowski

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In a statement today, former President Donald Trump says he is supporting Gov. Mike Dunleavy in 2022, unless Dunleavy decides to back Sen. Lisa...

Cheryl Frasca named Bronson’s director of Office of Management, Budget

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Today, Anchorage Mayor Dave Bronson selected Cheryl Frasca as the director of the Office of Management and Budget.  Through her 47-year career working for U.S. Congress, governors, mayors, and state legislators...

Lt. Gov. Kevin Meyer will not run again in ’22

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During a press conference on Tuesday, Alaska Lt. Gov Kevin Meyer said he will not run for reelection. He made the announcement at the...

Dunleavy and Meyer have an election integrity bill for legislative session

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Alaska Lt. Gov. Kevin Meyer and Gov. Mike Dunleavy today announced the Election Integrity Bill, intended to improve the way the Division of Elections...

Legislative committee asks Permanent Fund chairman for answers on CEO’s firing

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Sen. Natasha von Imhof, chairwoman of the Legislative Budget and Audit Committee, wants answers from Permanent Fund Chairman Craig Richards about why the Board...
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