Candidates around the state who claim to be not aligned with a party but who are paying massive amounts to the Alaska Democratic Party for coordinated campaign services include:
Savannah Fletcher, Senate Seat R, Interior-Fairbanks, has paid $3,700 to the Alaska Democratic Party for coordinated campaign buy-in, including consulting, media support, communications, publicity, voter file access, training, use of facilities.
Agnes Moran, House District 1, Ketchikan, has paid more than $3,974 to the Alaska Democratic Party for coordinated campaign buy-in, including consulting, media support, communications, publicity, voter file access, training, use of facilities.
Grant Echohawk, House District 1, Ketchikan has paid more than $1,856 to the Alaska Democratic Party for coordinated campaign buy-in, including consulting, media support, communications, publicity, voter file access, training, use of facilities.
Rebecca Himschoot, House District 2, has paid $3,010 to the Alaska Democratic Party for coordinated campaign buy-in, including consulting, media support, communications, publicity, voter file access, training, use of facilities.
Brent Johnson, House District 6, Homer, has paid over $3,040 to the Alaska Democratic Party for coordinated campaign buy-in, including consulting, media support, communications, publicity, voter file access, training, use of facilities.
Ky Holland, House District 9, South Anchorage, has paid $2,171 to the Alaska Democratic Party for coordinated campaign buy-in, including consulting, media support, communications, publicity, voter file access, training, use of facilities.
Walter Featherly, House District 11, South Anchorage, has paid $3,182 to the Alaska Democratic Party for coordinated campaign buy-in, including consulting, media support, communications, publicity, voter file access, training, use of facilities.
Alyse Galvin, District 14, Anchorage, has paid more than $4,886, to the Alaska Democratic Party for coordinated campaign buy-in, including consulting, media support, communications, publicity, voter file access, training, use of facilities.
Calvin Schrage, House District 12, is $1,510 to the Alaska Democratic Party for coordinated campaign buy-in, including consulting, media support, communications, publicity, voter file access, training, use of facilities.
Nick Moe, House District 16, $1,414 to the Alaska Democratic Party for coordinated campaign buy-in, including consulting, media support, communications, publicity, voter file access, training, use of facilities.
The grand total that the Fabulous Fakes gave to the Alaska Democratic Party, reported as “negative expenditures” by the Party on its APOC reports, is $28,783.
These candidates tell voters they are not aligned with a party, but they are taking thousands of dollars from Democrat donors and giving it to the Democratic Party, which means they have picked their team, while simply telling their friends and neighbors that they are not part of a party.
The Republican Party gives its candidates access to services such as walk lists for door knocking, but does not charge for the service.
ANYONE listed as “nonpartisan” is a lying, scheming Democrat just like Chris Constant .. Who told me in an email” we don’t do partisan politics here”.
Chrissy constant is a complete and utter fraud.
He needs to resign as the complete and total fraud/traitor that he/she really is.
His power grab and election interference, as well as his abuse of authority the ENTIRE TIME he has been in the assy should be investigated by our state attorney general.
Lying to the public, underhanded back door deals, LYING TO CONSTITUENTS, the few he answers….
Power grabbing away from the city administration, election interference working with babs on having blank ballots in the room with our filled in ballots last election cycle…..
Savannah Fletcher is one of the biggest fakes in FBX. Take her out of business, Cronk.
Thank you for this list! Funny how things, like where your money comes from, is hush-hush.
Not surprised on Moran, and Echo-hawk doing the dirty. Proud as punch to claim “Non-Partisan” with their hands out behind their backs to accept Democrat funding. And how do one expect them to cozy up once their in office???. In the case of Moran, having the NEA support is an automatic turn off, knowing the goals of that bunch, and it isn’t about the “Kids”. I’d pass on Echo-hawk just on general principal after watching his antics on the Assembly, but any funding is and would be grabbed and be at ease touting the Democrat party line. It’s a “No” vote on these two.
No wonder Assemblywoman Barbara Haney appealed her conviction by the Assembly. The presiding officer, Savannah Fletcher, is the one who should face censure for all of her shinnanigans against the People. Conflicts of interest, non-disclosures, and being an all-around bully and tyrant. She should not be in a position of power, ever again. A dictator.
Interesting that ‘No Labels’ candidates often use the creds of ‘Independent’ or ‘Non Partisan’ but seek election assistance from the democrat party which they cannot identify with and expect to get elected. When you start off that that much of a lie, it can only mushroom into bigger and more grandiose fraud.
We are not surprised.
After our “republican” state representatives gave control to the democrat representatives, we have learned that POLITICIANS ARE LIARS AND CHEATERS. What a surprise.
Ky Holland’s “Independent” campaign is just another in-your-face lie?
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Why should a truly “Independent” candidate need approvals from teachers’ unions, public employees’ unions, the Democrat party, Planned Parenthood, Teamsters, IBEW, plus the “Alaska Center”?
(‘https://www.alaskansforkyholland.com/)
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Seems strange, the same “Alaska Center”, the Eklutna Dam busters, lobbying to destroy Anchorage’s water and electricity source, has to approve Ky’s campaign to represent Anchorage voters?
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Ky needs them, distances himself from them by lying about “Independent”. Who does that?
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Maybe someone already owned by movers and shakers, dam busters, border busters, baby killers does that
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…with their approval, of course.
FYI, you don’t need to place dots in between paragraphs anymore.
Here’s what gets me about him. Hezekiah Russel Holland III used his given first name as a leftist social media commentator for quite some time, then suddenly rebranded himself once he became a candidate for office. His father (the federal judge) and son also have the same name, but are commonly known by their middle name. Is there some sort of embarrassment in being publicly known by a biblical name? Either way, does this shine additional light on his character and what to expect should he be elected?
Maybe “Ky” sounds friendlier to baby-killers than “Hez”?
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Why do you suppose a campaign needs so many deputy treasurers?
In my personal experience, if you are claiming to be independent, non-partisan, or undeclared, that means you are a democrat, but do not want to admit it.
I thought I would go through the registrations these candidates filed with APOC to see if it exposes any patterns or further evidence of what you refer to here.
Savannah Fletcher
Treasurer: Charles Stormont (of Anchorage, none of which is in this district)
Deputy treasurers: Sens. Matt Claman and Jesse Kiehl.
Agnes Moran
Everything is local to Ketchikan. Chair/treasurer is John Coss, with the same mailing address as Moran.
Grant EchoHawk
Nothing out of the ordinary except for a Juneau-based deputy treasurer.
Rebecca Himschoot
Treasurer: Paula DeLaiarro (Ship Creek Group)
Deputy treasurers, all of Anchorage: Kim Jones, Kaylee Reed, Chase Hodges, Christian Killgore (who also filed the report for Himschoot), Warner Ball and Minu Lee (assume most if not all are Ship Creek Group).
Brent Johnson
Everything is local to the district.
Ky Holland
Treasurer: Paula DeLaiarro
Deputy treasurers: Christian Killgore (also filed the report), Kim Jones, Warner Ball, Sam Smith, Chase Hodges, Alex Murphy, Marta Ditzler and Linda Janidlo, all of Anchorage, and Hannah Bissett of Palmer. Janidlo’s address is a P.O. box at the Huffman post office, so she may actually have something to do with the district.
Walter Featherly
Treasurer: Kristen Doughty (also filed the report)
Deputy treasurer: Tom Begich
Alyse Galvin
Chair: Kay Brown
Treasurer: Paula DeLaiarro
Deputy treasurers: Berta Gardner, Stacey Eilenberger and Christian Killgore of Anchorage, and Annika Gagnon of Palmer (there’s also her husband, which should not necessarily be considered unusual).
Calvin Schrage
Nothing unusual, except perhaps deputy treasurer Erik Gunderson of Eagle River (legislative aide?)
Nick Moe:
The treasurer and deputy treasurers are mostly out-of-district but aren’t hard radar hits, excepting Democrat legislative aide David Dunsmore.
Seek and ye shall find.
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