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Which Alaska House candidate was recalled from Anchorage School Board due to holding secret meetings closed to public?

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Which Fairbanks borough candidates fought for higher property taxes, and which of them signed the 2019 recall petition?

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Document drop: Court filing exposes conflicts of interest of Fairbanks borough assembly members

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Are you being smurfed? Check the list to see if you are a money mule for ActBlue

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Kamala Harris pulls trigger on gun control executive order with Biden signing away rights of Americans

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For Kenai’s Senate Seat D, Gov. Dunleavy endorses Ben Carpenter over Jesse Bjorkman

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AFN won’t invite Nick Begich to annual convention, will endorse Peltola for Congress without candidate forum

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Mary Peltola’s embrace of transgender politics draws national attention as she faces voters

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Environmental protesters to swarm Fairbanks Borough Assembly meeting on Thursday

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Sen. Dan Sullivan says Biden fumbled the ball during speech to United Nations by droning on about climate change, not calling out Iran for...

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Go woke: Peltola votes to retain low-yield social and environmental investment mandates in pension plans

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New poll: Begich has pulled ahead of Peltola

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