Politically, how do you identify?

Troy Wuyts-Smith

Candidate for District 1 Assembly

“Super-liberal” Democrat on social issues, but open-minded on Alaska-specific conservative issues

Barbara 'Wáahlaal Gíidaak Blake

Candidate for District 1 Assembly

Nonpartisan

Paul Kelly

Candidate for District 1 Assembly

Democrat

Kelly Fishler

Candidate for District 2 Assembly

I’m registered Republican, but I land on a spectrum somewhere between moderate, conservative and libertarian.

Michelle Bonnet Hale

Candidate for District 2 Assembly

I am a registered Democrat. I am socially progressive, but my progressive friends think I’m too conservative often. My conservative friends think I’m too progressive often. So I’m a moderate.

Beth Weldon

Candidate for Mayor

Nonpartisan

Kyle Scholl*

Candidate for School Board

I’m a registered Republican who considers himself independent.

Thom Buzard

Candidate for School Board

I’m a registered Republican who identifies as a Constitutionalist.

Will Muldoon*

Candidate for School Board

I’ve been registered as an undeclared [voter] my entire life.

Ibn Bailey

Candidate for School Board

Registered Independent

Aaron Spratt

Candidate for School Board

I would identify myself as a conservative and minimalist in government.

Elizabeth Siddon

Candidate for School Board

As a federal employee (NOAA Fisheries, Department of Commerce), the Office of General Counsel outlines permissible political activities and states: “You may run for office in a nonpartisan election, such as a school board election in which candidates are not identified by party affiliation.”

I reached out to NOAA Fisheries’ Director of Operations, Management, and Information Services to see if/how I could respond to this question and their advice was this question might “give the appearance of venturing into partisan politics, which our ethics rules do not allow.”

Amber Frommherz

Candidate for School Board

Democrat