May 30, 2017

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Rep. Guttenberg’s May 30th Newsletter: What does a comprehensive, stable fiscal plan look like to you?

May 30, 2017

I would like to know what you think a comprehensive, stable fiscal plan looks like. The Senate Republican Majority’s current fiscal plan consists of budget cuts, spending limits, reduced PFD, and using our savings to fill the remaining deficit. In January, they attempted to garner support for their fiscal plan by surveying Alaskans’ views on k12 funding, broad-based taxes, and adjusting oil company tax credits.

Rep. Tuck’s May 30th Newsletter: Statewide Fiscal Survey

May 30, 2017

In January, the Senate Majority polled Alaskans on a variety of topics relating to Alaska’s budget situation. The results showed Alaskans favor a comprehensive fiscal plan that includes reducing tax credits for the oil and gas industry, a broad-based tax, and continuing to fully fund K12 education.

Rep. Stutes’ May 30th Newsletter: Constituent Survey

May 30, 2017

I hope everyone had a safe and fun Memorial Day! My most heartfelt gratitude goes out to all of our past, present, and future veterans, as well as their families, for their sacrifices.

Note from Rep. Gara: Government Shutdown: Why It Shouldn’t Happen

May 30, 2017

I do not believe there will be a government shutdown. Making that prediction true requires that 60 legislators act as statesmen and stateswomen, and that they base their votes on facts, not the fiction some politicians use for a good TV soundbite.

Rep. Josephson’s May 30th Newsletter: Special Session Update!

May 30, 2017

I have several pieces of news to report.

First, we are a week into special session and have been unsuccessful — so far — in reaching an agreement with the Senate regarding fiscal matters. A summary table of our proposed plans is shown below.

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