Brad Keithley’s chart of the week: In the real world, Alaska’s choice isn’t taxes v. no taxes, it’s what kind of taxes
ArticleIn a recent news article in the Kenai Peninsula Clarion (“Alaska House candidates trade views at forum”)…… Read More
Congressional candidate Nick Begich III co-owns, holds key positions at notorious conspiracy theory organization
ArticleOn the campaign trail, congressional candidate Nick Begich III has gone to great lengths to portray himself as a reliable, practical conservative…… Read More
Fishing licenses provide additional evidence that Jennie Armstrong was ineligible to run for legislature
ArticleLast week, the Alaska Landmine reported that Jennie Armstrong, a Democrat running for the open West…… Read More
The Sunday Minefield – October 16, 2022
ArticleThe November election is just over three weeks away. Absentee ballots are already hitting Alaska mailboxes and early in-person voting starts on October 24. The Alaska Public Offices Commission granted an expedited hearing on a complaint that alleges Brett Huber … Read More
The Alaska Stalker – October 15, 2022
ArticleWelcome to this edition of the Alaska Stalker, a lighthearted round up of the best and worst of Alaska’s social media landscape. If you enjoy the Alaska Stalker, please consider supporting working moms like me by sending in…… Read More
Brad Keithley’s chart of the week: Dealing with OPEC
ArticleFrom the perspective of most Alaskans, the actions of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) affect the Alaska economy in two major ways. The first is the impact on the overall level of the state’s revenues, up or … Read More
Review: Alaska Daily, Season One – Episode Two: “A Place We Come Together”
Article(Warning: this article contains spoilers about Season One of ABC’s Alaska Daily) Episode two is in the books, and it’s clear these writers have tapped into what makes living in Alaska exciting – for those of us who actually live here as well as those who reside in the often referenced “lower 48.”… Read More
Investigation finds House candidate Jennie Armstrong ineligible to hold legislative office
ArticleJennie Armstrong, a Democrat running for the open West Anchorage House seat, is not eligible to hold legislative office in Alaska, according to an…… Read More
Three key Anchorage races will determine if Republicans take control of State House
ArticleEvery two years all 40 House seats are up for election. This year, redistricting – which occurs every ten years – makes these races more interesting than usual.… Read More