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Which congressional hopefuls dropped from regular primary ballot?

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Win Gruening: Confusion over ranked-choice voting persists

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Kevin Meyer: Don’t believe misinformation about elections

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Final three: Division of Elections rules Tara Sweeney cannot replace Al Gross on final four ballot in August

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Notes from the trail: 57 days to get name ID dialed in

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Notes from the trail: Money isn’t everything, Peltola shows

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Alaska votes by the numbers: How different regions voted in the June 11 special congressional primary

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Understanding House Bill 280: Impact on Digitized Business Taxes

Politics February 25, 2026 0

The House Finance committee turned to House Bill 280, the "highly digitized tax" measure, which amends the Multistate Tax Compact to adopt market-based sourcing and shifts highly digitized businesses to single-factor apportionment for corporate taxes. Staffer Brody Anderson recapped: the bill targets online firms selling to Alaskans without physical presence, with a retroactive clause to January 1, 2026. Recent testimony from industries like motion pictures, banking, and telecom prompted amendment suggestions mirroring a vetoed prior bill.

House Bill 271: Debates Over Natural Gas Royalty Reductions in Alaska

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Alaska House Resources Committee voted to advance House Bill...

For Alaska School Districts: A $1.5 Million Settlement Serves as a Wake-up Call

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In a landmark ruling last summer (Mahmoud v Taylor),...

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