Northern Dynasty says Collier resigned because of his secretly recorded comments about Alaska’s elected leaders and federal regulators.
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Investigator blames haste, lack of supervision for alleged Dunleavy ethics violations
Under the settlement, Dunleavy personally paid $2,800 to reimburse the state for social media and mailed advertisements from his office.
Alaska’s Sen. Murkowski says she can’t rule out voting for Trump’s Supreme Court pick
Sen. Lisa Murkowski said she did not know whether she would withhold her vote to protest the timing of the appointment, but she said the quality of the confirmation process would be a factor.
Measure 2 seeks to open primaries to all, restrict ‘dark money’ in Alaska elections
Ballot Measure 2 would replace separate party primary ballots with one that’s open to all, introduce ranked-choice voting and increase disclosure requirements for money supporting candidates.
Witness signature no longer required to vote in Juneau’s local election
Several Assembly members said they wanted to remove any possible hurdles that might prevent someone from voting.
Mourners gather in Juneau in Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s honor
The mourners were mostly women, and they joined others in Anchorage, Fairbanks and across the country in grieving for 87-year-old justice.
Alaska Senator Murkowski said Friday she would not vote for a justice ahead of election
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died in her home in Washington D.C. of complications from pancreatic cancer. She was 87.
Judge declines to stop Alaska from mailing ballots; appeal underway
The ruling reverses the direction the judge took Thursday, when she temporarily stopped the state from printing more ballots that leave off a letter next candidates’ names showing which party, if any, they affiliate with.
Alaska Supreme Court sides with the Division of Elections, allowing state to go forward with newly redesigned ballots
Barring another judicial intervention, the ruling leaves the state free to take the next step in preparing for the election, which is to mail some 8,000 ballots to military members and other residents who are overseas.
Alaska judge blocks ballot printing after candidate raises ‘clear’ legal questions about design
The judge said Galvin’s campaign had raised significant questions about whether elections officials have broken the plain language of a state law that requires ballots to list candidates’ party affiliations after their names.