The Alaska Supreme Court says that the recall campaign against Gov. Mike Dunleavy has a legally valid basis and can appear on the ballot.
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Recall Dunleavy campaign says it’s received more than 4,000 petition requests
Separately, the Alaska Alaska Supreme Court this week received new arguments on an appeal that could block the recall.
Campaign to recall Dunleavy provides at-home petition signing during COVID-19 pandemic
Earlier this month, the Recall Dunleavy followed guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and suspended all signature gathering events.
Alaska Supreme Court allows Recall Dunleavy to begin collecting signatures
The Supreme Court has directed the Alaska Division of Elections to prepare petition booklets immediately to the group Recall Dunleavy.
Judge again pauses Recall Dunleavy signature gathering
Anchorage Superior Court Judge Eric Aarseth has again issued a stay that halts Recall Dunleavy from gathering signatures to hold a recall election, pending a decision from the Alaska Supreme Court.
Judge revokes order pausing Recall Dunleavy campaign, saying it was issued ‘inadvertently’
Anchorage Superior Court Judge Eric Aarseth issued a new order Wednesday morning, saying the previous one was “inadvertently issued” and revoked.
Dunleavy lauded for fiscal discipline at conservative DC think tank
The Heritage Foundation billed Dunleavy as a fiscal hawk with lessons for Washington on how to balance the federal budget.
Recall comes to the fore of AFN convention in Fairbanks
On stage at AFN, the president and CEO of Cook Inlet Region Inc. pointed to the governor’s “violation of separation of powers” and the impacts of state budget cuts as reasons the Alaska Native corporation supports the recall effort.