A yes vote would return Alaska to party controlled closed primaries and general elections in which the candidate need not win an outright majority to be elected.
Headquarters in Alaska creates local jobs
The sales tax is only one component included in a larger package of bills
A call to action during Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Our party primaries were meant to bring the top two (or three) people to the final election for the final vote
Alaska’s nonpartisan election system protects every Alaskan’s right to vote for their chosen candidate at every election, regardless of party affiliation
These state troopers need to be held accountable for their actions, and never let this happen again
She needs to follow Cheney’s lead and endorse Harris
One supermarket owner is less competitive than two, and more competition is good for shoppers
Biden isn’t the only national politician who struggled emotionally against the currents of aging.
We set out to analyze the results of that first open primary election in 2022, to let the facts speak for themselves
Neither party is about to admit that the primary system they control serves the country poorly
The program allows members to install and use certain types of renewable generation to offset monthly electric usage and sell excess power to HEA
For the governor’s purposes, “everything” can pretty much be defined as all industrial development
During a legislative hearing on Monday, CEO Deven Mitchell referred to controversy it’s created as “noise.”
I used to think that publishing a quality paper, full of accurate, informative and entertaining news would produce enough revenue to pay the bills
Real conservatives wouldn’t be trashing the rule of law
Our governor has been a busy guy on big issues.
Fixers from Alaska and elsewhere step in after guilty verdict
House Bill 183 is a right-wing solution to a problem that doesn’t exist now and never will.
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