Reading the leaked Supreme Court opinion that would take away women’s fundamental right to make their own health care decisions—decisions that in many cases are necessary to save their lives—is surreal.
JUNEAU – Child care providers got a step closer to being able to organize and collectively bargain today after Rep. Zack Fields’ legislation passed the House of Representatives yesterday.
The Washington Post and International Consortium of Investigative Journalists are reporting on legislation (HB 405 and HB 406) that Labor and Commerce Co-Chair Ivy Spohnholz and I introduced to prevent Russian oligarchs from hiding their wealth in Alaska. Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we have moved swiftly to do everything we can as a state to support democracy and defund Putin’s war machine.
I’m excited to share details of the operating budget that the House passed on Saturday, which fully funds education, provides early funding to avoid teacher pink slips next year
JUNEAU – Following the news of U.S. Congressman Don Young’s passing, members of the Alaska House Coalition released the following statements:
Please join me and my staff this Sunday at 8:30am for a constituent coffee at New Sagaya. We look forward to seeing you in person to talk about legislative session and neighborhood concerns.
If oil prices stay high for a sustained period of time, we will have unexpected revenue beyond what we need for a balanced budget.
I’m writing to invite you to testify on Friday, March 4 to the House Finance Committee about the Fiscal Year 2022 Operating Budget. You can call 907-563-9085 from 1:30-3:30pm or visit the Anchorage Legislative Information Office at 1500 W. Benson Blvd. to testify in person.
