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Senator Mike Cronk discusses Alaska’s legislative challenges, particularly regarding the state budget, education funding, and the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD). The discussion reveals that the proposed $1,000 BSA (Base Student Allocation) increase for education might not be feasible, and there are concerns about the state’s financial limitations. Tune in to the full episode here, or…

This article was initially published in Must Read Alaska. View the original article here. As a retired teacher of 25 years and current State senator, I am writing to the Alaska homeschooling community today with a matter of great urgency and importance concerning the future of homeschooling in Alaska. Recent legislative actions and public…

View the full PDF here: For Immediate Release Mat-Su Delegation Supports State Medical Board Decision to Treat Children with Gender Dysphoria with Counseling, Psychological Care JUNEAU – The legislature’s Matanuska-Susitna Delegation stands with the Alaska State Medical Board in opposition to hormonal and surgical treatments for gender dysphoria in minors due to insufficient evidence…

Senator Shelley Hughes discusses the failed executive order to create a Department of Agriculture in Alaska. Then, the conversation transitions to coverage of Senate proceedings regarding government funding and tensions between Alaska and Canadian officials over trade and tourism. Listen to the full episode here. Senator Hughes’ interview begins at 38:55.


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Senator James Kaufman and host Mike Porcaro discuss SB 37, the Executive Budget Act, that puts the state on a better planning regimen. Later in the show they talk about having patience in the legislative process and the financial logistics of the education and benefits packages currently in motion. Listen to the full episode here…


Senator Robb Myers discusses several important issues including the state’s economy, PFD (Permanent Fund Dividend) calculations (projected at $3,800 statutory amount, potentially reduced to $1,420 or less), occupational licensing reform, and the Baby Box Bill. Click here to listen to the full episode, or skip directly to the interview at 39:18.

Senator Myers discusses several bills he’s introduced, including legislation on conservatorship reform, a Jones Act waiver for LNG ships, and judicial retention reform. The conversation concludes with an extensive discussion about Alaska’s fiscal challenges, including a $1.5 billion deficit and concerns about sustainable government spending. Listen to the full episode here. Senator Myers’ interview begins…



View the original article, initially published in the Alaska Watchman, here. In the last several weeks, there have been a number of articles in this publication highlighting the fact that, though we elected a majority of Republicans in both bodies of the Alaska Legislature, we do not have Republican majorities in either the House…

North Pole Senator Rob Myers joins Amy Demboski to discuss the atmosphere of the legislature and how it is operating within the grand scheme of Alaska politics. The duo also converses on education and linking funding to policy outcomes, the state budget and answering the question, “how do we pay for that?” along with creating…

View the full PDF here: For Immediate Release Mat-Su Delegation Supports State Medical Board Decision to Treat Children with Gender Dysphoria with Counseling, Psychological Care JUNEAU – The legislature’s Matanuska-Susitna Delegation stands with the Alaska State Medical Board in opposition to hormonal and surgical treatments for gender dysphoria in minors due to insufficient evidence…

Senate Minority Leader Mike Shower and host Michael Dukes discuss the discal challenges facing Alaska including the state deficit, the impact of oil prices on state revenue, and creating sustainable spending within the state government. Listen to the full episode here, or fast-forward to 1:05:50 to skip directly to the interview.
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View the full PDF here: For Immediate Release Mat-Su Delegation Supports State Medical Board Decision to Treat Children with Gender Dysphoria with Counseling, Psychological Care JUNEAU – The legislature’s Matanuska-Susitna Delegation stands with the Alaska State Medical Board in opposition to hormonal and surgical treatments for gender dysphoria in minors due to insufficient evidence…
