In a video presented to the Alaska Family Council, the advisor described supporters of abortion rights as “seemingly demonically possessed” and motivated by a “primal urge” to “sacrifice a child at the altar of their false idols.”
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Alaska is one of 26 states that picks judges through a council. Here’s why some voters want a change
When the framers of Alaska’s constitution were debating how the state should pick its judges, the goal was to remove politics from the process as much as possible.
Anti-abortion advocates in Alaska push for constitutional convention
Some of the more radical members of the right-to-life movement want to go further and call for a constitutional abortion ban.
Anticipating a busy election season, Alaska constitutional convention opponents launch early campaign
A new bipartisan group has launched a campaign to convince voters to reject a convention that could significantly change the state’s laws and government.
Alaska attorney general joins Supreme Court brief arguing transgender discrimination is legal
It’s one of several out-of-state controversies Alaska Attorney General Kevin Clarkson has lent the state name to.
Initiative to regulate Anchorage bathrooms likely to appear on ballot
A coalition of groups called Fair Anchorage that is opposed to the measure plans to mount a public education campaign over the next several months.
Abortion ruling at center of justices’ retention battle
Advocates for keeping the judges say opposition to the judges could harm the state’s tradition of choosing and keeping judges based on merit.