For the past four years, Begich has owned a public affairs and consulting firm, working with clients that intersect with state government. If elected, he’ll likely be faced with decisions that will directly affect the businesses, unions and Native organizations that have been paying his business for advice.
4 Special Coverage
What’s so special about the Mustang Field?
How one oil field got more than $95 million in unique state or state-backed loans from Alaska.
Hillary Clinton urges support for Begich in Alaska gubernatorial race
Former secretary of state and presidential candidate Hillary Clinton is wading into Alaska’s governor’s race.
Alaskans rally in support of youth climate lawsuit, currently in limbo
“This is no longer a scientific issue, it’s not a scientific question. It’s a moral and spiritual issue,” said Tom Baring of Fairbanks, the father of one of the plaintiffs.
Tensions show in Young-Galvin US House debate, and not just between the candidates
One thing the candidates agreed on: American politics has become too hostile.
Walker asks Alaskans to remove his signs after campaign ends
In a statement Friday, Walker said any reserved ad space that can’t be reimbursed will be used to make clear that he has ended his campaign and to thank supporters.