Over 180 people came through the Petroleum Club in Anchorage on Thursday night to buoy the campaign of Eagle River Assemblywoman Jamie Allard, as she runs for House District 22.
It was Allard’s campaign kickoff and arguably drew more people than any other campaign fundraiser this fall — possibly the most well-attended campaign fundraisers in the state this year.
Allard, whose first term on the Assembly ends in April of 2023, said she was humbled by the support and vowed to stand for conservative values in Juneau, should she win her election to the House.
The event, which was to start at 5:30 pm, was already crowded at 5 pm, was standing-room only and people stayed late into the evening. Spotted in attendance were former Lt. Gov. Loren Leman, Rep. Tom McKay, Mayor Dave Bronson, City Manager Amy Demboski, School Board Member Dave Donley, and former Mayor Dan Sullivan.
The significance of the massive turnout was not lost on attendees. Allard, who is the most conservative voice on the Anchorage Assembly, had only announced her campaign for House on Dec. 2.
Was a good time. Best line of the night by Bronson. “You cry, I’ll talk”. That was so funny.
A highly positive evening for all who attended….
Why don’t I ever hear about these things! Even if I couldn’t attend I would have donated.
@suzanne Is there any way we could ad campaign event calendar to the site in addition to the almanac section?
Sign up for the MRAK Newsletter. Best place to get info on fundraisers, who filed etc.
Send me your info, I’ll
Personally invite you:)
Congratulations!!! GO…GO….GO..
It will be nice to see a True Conservative Voice in the House since the current one from Eagle River talks a good game but delivers to the left. Now she is in the new district that I have been put into so I can vote her out this next year.
Agree. She betrayed her constituents BIG time.
So who will replace her on the Assembly? Michael Tavoliero where are you…
I second that!
Go Tavoliero GO!! We need a true conservative that speaks the truth and is a real person.
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