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New reports confirm what too many Alaskans have felt for months: the state’s food assistance system is not working for the families who rely on it.
New reports confirm what too many Alaskans have felt for months: the state’s food assistance system is not working for the families who rely on it.
New reports confirm what too many Alaskans have felt for months: the state’s food assistance system is not working for the families who rely on it.
New reports confirm what too many Alaskans have felt for months: the state’s food assistance system is not working for the families who rely on it.
New reports confirm what too many Alaskans have felt for months: the state’s food assistance system is not working for the families who rely on it.
ICYMI: Dan Sullivan was back in the headlines — this time claiming he’s working on a bill to “extend” Affordable Care Act subsidies.
2025’s Annual Holiday Auction brought together everything we love about Alaska Democrats: generosity, community spirit, and a shared commitment to building a stronger future for our state.
Representative Genevieve Mina is one of the youngest members of the Alaska House, a lifelong Anchorage resident now representing District 19.
We’re spotlighting Representative Maxine Dilbert, who is taking bold action against child hunger in our schools with her pivotal bill, HB 12.
2025 brought a lot of Democratic victories, especially in Alaska! Here’s a brief rundown of who won, why, and how this will be great for Alaska.
Every day, Alaska families are making impossible choices. And recent reporting made something painfully clear: Dan Sullivan is working to make those choices even harder by refusing to extend Affordable Care Act subsidies. The consequences could be devastating.
Alaskans pride ourselves on resilience — caring for one another, showing up for our neighbors, and building communities where no one gets left behind. But right now, working families are being forced to shoulder more and more financial burdens in a time when many are barely getting by.
As we honor Veterans Day, we’d like to call special attention to a chapter of Alaska’s history that shows the best of who we are — neighbors stepping up to defend one another when no one else will.
Across Alaska, classrooms are facing yet another round of devastating federal budget cuts — this time striking at the very programs that help our students build bright futures.
In 2020, Senator Dan Sullivan stood on stage and proudly accepted the Champion of Public Broadcasting Award from America’s Public Television Stations. Five years later, his words ring hollow.
Just two months ago, Senator Dan Sullivan publicly called on the Department of Justice to release documents that could shine a light on convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s horrific crimes.
Donald Trump has made it clear: he wants to get rid of mail-in voting. If he succeeds, it would disenfranchise tens of thousands of Alaskans — especially voters in rural Alaska.
Dan Sullivan and Nick Begich are back on the stump, trying to sell Alaskans on what they’ve branded the “Big, Beautiful Bill.”
When it came time to stand up for truth and transparency, Nick Begich ran.
Senator Dunbar flew halfway across the world to make sure Alaska’s schools weren’t left behind.
Alaska’s public lands are more than just wide open spaces on a map. They are sacred.
Governor Mike Dunleavy called a special legislative session with one clear goal: to block another override of his veto of House Bill 57, the education funding bill.
This so-called “Big, Beautiful Bill” — is being celebrated by some in D.C. as a win for energy policy and government reform. But here in Alaska, it’s a ticking time bomb.
Alaska is unlike any other place — and we intend to keep it that way.
This year, lawmakers have stood up to protect the land we love and the people who call it home. While others played politics, we delivered for Alaska.
In a major win for Alaska’s students, families, and educators, the state legislature successfully overrode Governor Mike Dunleavy’s veto of House Bill 57.
Mary celebrates the 89th anniversary of Social Security, a vital safety net that has assisted millions of Americans.
Ketanji's historic swearing in means the Supreme Court better reflects the diversity of our nation.
The supreme court struck down Roe v. Wade, stripping millions of women of their fundamental right to privacy and denying them autonomy over their own bodies.
Last night, six members of the supposed non-partisan Mat-Su School Board carried the anti-LGBTQ torch of Alaska MAGA Republican Sen. Shelly Hughes over the finish line.

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