In a motion filed with Anchorage Superior Court, Recall Dunleavy responded to the arguments Alaska Attorney General Kevin Clarkson made when he opposed the application.
Alaska Elections
US Supreme Court questions Alaska campaign limits in sending case back to lower court
While an appeals court had upheld the law, the Supreme Court vacated that ruling. The justices told the appeals judges to reconsider the case.
Sponsors of complex ‘Alaska’s Better Elections Initiative’ say its benefits are clear
Alaska Republican Party chair Glenn Clary says the initiative violates provisions of the state and federal constitutions.
In second bid to unseat Alaska’s Young, challenger Galvin cites his ‘big money’ interests
A little over a year ago, Alyse Galvin lost to longtime Alaska Congressman Don Young by a little less than 7% of the vote, the closest anyone has come to unseating Young since 2008.
It’s official: Hotel bed tax and Centennial Hall bonds approved, funding for new JACC rejected
Even though Juneau voters passed two out of three ballot propositions, the Juneau Assembly has the final say on how they are implemented.
Additional ballots nudge Centennial Hall debt question from ‘no’ to ‘yes’
Some 2,000 absentee and questioned ballots were outstanding after election night, with two close races pending in Juneau.