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A positive step forward.
Last month, Democrats across Alaska came together to power local elections — from the Interior Democrats’ Municipal Candidate Kickoff to communities organizing locally. These moments remind us how much energy and determination Alaskans bring when we stand side by side. Local elections are where democracy begins, and every vote cast helps build a stronger, more representative Alaska.
Troubling setbacks.
At the same time, Dan Sullivan, Nick Begich, and Governor Mike Dunleavy have once again shown where their loyalties lie: with billionaire allies and not with everyday Alaskans. Sullivan & Begich continue to block efforts to release the Epstein files — denying victims and the public the transparency and accountability we all deserve. In addition, Governor Dunleavy vetoed a bill that would have closed corporate tax loopholes, making it clear he’ll put companies like Amazon before Alaska brick-and-mortar stores.
Meet our Vice Chair, Jessica Cook!
Jessica Cook is a lifelong Alaskan who has over two decades of public service experience as a public educator in the Anchorage School District. Jessica strives to empower and provide opportunities for Alaskans to reach their potential and build successful futures.
A lifelong learner, Jessica achieved two master’s degrees and is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in curriculum and instruction, focusing on creating online educational environments for neurodiverse learners.
Currently living in Palmer, Jessica and her husband, Ed, enjoy spending time with their daughters and grandchildren.
We’re working to strengthen our schools, support our families, and build a more vibrant and sustainable Alaska for everyone.
