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Gasline Compromise Attempts Fall Short

By Jeremiah Campbell | AK House Majority on Apr 1, 2015   Featured, Politics, State  

Gasline Compromise Attempts Fall Short

Juneau, Alaska – In hopes of restoring certainty to the Alaska LNG Project, House Speaker Mike Chenault and Senate President Kevin Meyer held multiple meetings over the last six days with Governor Bill Walker to consider a compromise outside of House Bill 132. Those attempts at an agreement on how to move forward on natural […]

Thirty Day Countdown to End of Session – Where’s Erin’s Law?

By Michael Mason | AIDC on Mar 20, 2015   Featured, Politics, State  

Thirty Day Countdown to End of Session – Where’s Erin’s Law?

Juneau — Saturday may be the first day of spring, but it also marks just thirty days until the end of the First Session of the 29th Alaska Legislature. While the legislature is sorting out many new issues, the legislation known as Erin’s Law still remains stalled.  Erin’s Law was widely supported last session and […]

Proposed Cuts to Public Education Funding Dangerous and Unacceptable

By Mike Mason | House Democratic Caucus on Feb 26, 2015   Featured, Politics  

Proposed Cuts to Public Education Funding Dangerous and Unacceptable

Juneau – Education is Alaska’s best investment and the members of the Alaska Independent Democratic Coalition adamantly object to a proposal to reduce public education funding by over 18 percent.  The House Finance Budget Subcommittee for the Department of Education and Early Development approved the FY 2016 budget proposal Tuesday night despite the objections of […]

Legislation Filed to Eliminate Per Diem for Legislators When Not in Juneau

By Michael Mason|AKLeg on Feb 19, 2015   Featured, Politics  

Legislation Filed to Eliminate Per Diem for Legislators When Not in Juneau

Juneau – Wednesday, Representative Harriet Drummond (D-Anchorage) filed legislation to eliminate session per diem for days a legislator is not in Juneau. “In our current fiscal climate, legislators need to tighten their belts just as much as the rest of the state,” said Rep. Drummond. House Bill 111 – “An Act relating to the policy […]

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