Chris Tuck, a candidate for Anchorage mayor, was first in the door on Friday morning at the Anchorage Election Office, for the first day for candidate filing of official paperwork.
Three already-declared mayoral candidates and one new one made it official on Friday, signing their municipal paperwork and getting the notary stamp on it to be on the April 2 ballot.
They are Chris Tuck, Darin Colbry, Bill Popp, and Nicholas Danger.
Declared candidate Suzanne LaFrance did not file her paperwork on the first day of the filing period — she had been in Juneau for a fundraiser for her campaign the night before. Dustin Darden, Jenny DiGrappa and Mayor Dave Bronson were also not at the Election Office on opening day for filing. Candidates for the spring election have until Jan. 26 to register with the Anchorage Election Office.
On Thursday, the Election Office pulled random letters of the alphabet to determine the order that names will appear on the ballot. If all current declared mayoral candidates complete their paperwork at the city, and if no other candidate files, the order will be:
- Bill Popp
- Chris Tuck
- Darin Colbry
- Nicholas Danger
- Dustin Darden
- Jenny DiGrappa
- Suzanne LaFrance
- Dave Bronson
Neither of the already- declared candidates (Mark Littlefield and Cody Anderson) for Assembly Seat A District 2 filed with the municipality on Friday.
Filing for school board seats on Friday were:
- School Board – Seat E: Pat Higgins, incumbent, and Kay Schuster
- School Board – Seat F: Dora Wilson, incumbent
- School Board – Seat G: Carl Jacobs, incumbent
There are many road service board seats on the ballot. So far, candidates filed for just two of them:
- Bear Valley LRSA – Seat C – William Ennis
- Valli Vue Estates LRSA – Seat D – Diane Sallee
FYI MRAK – your links to this page from email are not working. The links do work from FB.
The candidates are as big a confederacy of losers as possible.
Bronson will get my vote in April-2024. I would’ve really liked to see some real azz-kickers and mission oriented individuals such as … John Wells, Logan West, James Reece, Dewey Andreas, Kyle Swanson, John Corey, Mitch Rapp, Mike Walton, Court Gentry, Evan Smoak, Joe DiMarco, Jack Ryan, Pike Logan, Jen Cahill, Kolt Raynor, and Scott Harvath.
Rob, are we supposed to know who those people are?
I don’t recognize a single name among them.
Ha-Ha!!! … Those are main characters from famous fictional Authors: Alex Berenson, Matt Betley, Jack Carr, Tom Clancy, Ben Coes, Jack Caughlin, Nelson DeMille, Vince Flynn, Mark Greaney, Greg Hurwitz, Mike Lawson, Brad Taylor, and Brad Thor.
Shouldn’t the Mayor of Anchorage be appoint by the eternal assembly?
Shouldn’t the Mayor of Anchorage be appointed by the eternal assembly?
So Tuck was first? So what. Never confuse enthusiasm for competence.
If you think the likes of Ian Fleming or any of the Cambridge Five lived exciting lives think again! In an article published last week it was revealed that the spy Bill Fairclough (MI6 codename JJ aka Edward Burlington) who was unceremoniously refused an Oxford University scholarship survived 50+ known near death experiences including over two dozen “attempted murders for want of a better expression”.
You can find the article dated 7 August 2023 in the News Section of TheBurlingtonFiles website (which is refreshingly advert free). The reason he survived may well have been down to his being protected by Pemberton’s People in MI6 as explained in another fascinating article dated 31 October 2022. It was for real. It is mind-boggling as is that website which is as beguiling as an espionage museum in its own right. No wonder Bill Fairclough’s first novel Beyond Enkription is mandatory reading in some countries’ espionage or intelligence induction programs.
Beyond Enkription is an enthralling unadulterated factual thriller and a super read as long as you don’t expect John le Carré’s delicate diction, sophisticated syntax and placid plots. Nevertheless, it has been heralded by one US critic as “being up there with My Silent War by Kim Philby and No Other Choice by George Blake”. Why? It deviously dissects just how much agents are kept in the dark by their spy-masters and vice versa and it is now mandatory reading on some countries’ intelligence induction programs. See ‘https://theburlingtonfiles.org/news_2023_06.07.php and ‘https://theburlingtonfiles.org/news_2022.10.31.php.
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