The mostly Democratic House majority didn’t have enough members present to reach a quorum.
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Dunleavy’s proposed $2,350 PFD scrutinized by lawmakers
State budget director Neil Steininger said the governor still wants the Legislature to pass the constitutional amendments he’s proposed, to enshrine the PFD in the state constitution and lower the state’s spending limit.
Dunleavy adds proposed $2,350 PFD to special session agenda
Without the move, it was possible Alaskans wouldn’t receive PFDs this fall for the first time in 40 years.
Alaska medical students face large tuition increase due to funding dispute
Students and others involved in health care in Alaska asked lawmakers to agree to fund the program in the upcoming special session.
Alaska’s state budget is signed, but programs to lower electricity costs and provide scholarships remain unfunded
Both Gov. Dunleavy and legislators from every caucus have said they want to fund these programs. But legislators haven’t agreed on how to fund them.
Alaska university students notified that millions in scholarships and grants currently in limbo
More than $350 million in Alaska’s Higher Education Investment Fund is set to be swept into state savings.