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U.S. Attorney for the District of Alaska and FBI make promises, dodge questions on Double Dan schemeMust Read Alaska · 2026-10-30 20:46 UTCUnited States v State of Alaska updates: Division of Elections, Alaskans for Mary, League of Women Voters respond to DOJ’s amended complaint; NAACP files amicusMust Read Alaska · 2026-10-30 18:45 UTCOpinion: Senator Sullivan’s record matters more than Peltola’s deceptionMust Read Alaska · 2026-10-30 00:31 UTCUpdates on United States v State of Alaska: DOJ amends complaint with NYT report of Double Dan Scheme; Alaskans for Mary and League of Women Voters interveneMust Read Alaska · 2026-10-29 22:40 UTCFollow the money: 907 Initiative, Petersburg Dan, and more lies to AlaskansMust Read Alaska · 2026-10-29 18:19 UTCBudget shortfall, and still room for DEI: Anchorage Assembly to hear public testimony Nov 4 on Mayor’s proposed budgetMust Read Alaska · 2026-10-29 01:17 UTC
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U.S. Attorney for the District of Alaska and FBI make promises, dodge questions on Double Dan scheme

U.S. Attorney Michael J. Heyman for the District of Alaska and Special Agent in Charge Matthew Schlegel of the FBI Anchorage Field Office held a press conference at 12:00 PM today, October 30, 2026, to address the public’s concerns regarding the Peltola campaign’s intentional recruitment of Daniel J. Sullivan of Petersburg, who has the same […] The post U.S. Attorney for the District of Alaska and FBI make promises, dodge questions on Double Dan scheme appeared first on Must Read Alaska.

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United States v State of Alaska updates: Division of Elections, Alaskans for Mary, League of Women Voters respond to DOJ’s amended complaint; NAACP files amicus

On October 29, the Department of Justice filed an amended complaint in the lawsuit United States v State of Alaska, requesting the Court to instruct the Alaska Division of Elections to deny certification of the election result if the result “may be impacted by voter confusion.” The DOJ’s amended complaint pointed to recent reporting by […] The post United States v State of Alaska updates: Division of Elections, Alaskans for Mary, League of Women Voters respond to DOJ’s amended complaint; NAACP f

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Opinion: Senator Sullivan’s record matters more than Peltola’s deception

Alaska has stepped into the national spotlight following The New York Times report showing operatives working for Mary Peltola intentionally recruited Dan J. Sullivan from Petersburg to run as a spoiler candidate. Many non-Alaskans are now responding to the ballot-stacking scheme we Alaskans already knew was happening. The evidence of Petersburg Dan’s intent to confuse […] The post Opinion: Senator Sullivan’s record matters more than Peltola’s deception appeared first on Must Read Alaska.

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Updates on United States v State of Alaska: DOJ amends complaint with NYT report of Double Dan Scheme; Alaskans for Mary and League of Women Voters intervene

The U.S. Department of Justice has sued the State of Alaska and the Division of Elections, asking the Court to pre-emptively rule that the election result cannot be certified if the result “may be impacted by voter confusion.” Today, October 29, 2026, the United States filed an amended complaint, pointing to recent reporting by The […] The post Updates on United States v State of Alaska: DOJ amends complaint with NYT report of Double Dan Scheme; Alaskans for Mary and League of Women Voters inter

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Follow the money: 907 Initiative, Petersburg Dan, and more lies to Alaskans

By Taylor Millard Taylor Millard reports on politics and energy policy. He wrote this for InsideSources.com. Alaska’s U.S. Senate race has become one of the most expensive fights for control of Congress. With less than a week to go, it’s getting harder to ignore the independent groups involved in the race. Finance filings show that […] The post Follow the money: 907 Initiative, Petersburg Dan, and more lies to Alaskans appeared first on Must Read Alaska.

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Budget shortfall, and still room for DEI: Anchorage Assembly to hear public testimony Nov 4 on Mayor’s proposed budget

Anchorage residents have another chance to speak on Mayor Suzanne LaFrance’s proposed fiscal year 2027 budget at the Assembly’s second public hearing on Wednesday, November 4. Final action is expected November 17. The operating budget is $692.5 million. The administration calls it a continuation of current service levels. It sits about $34,000 under the property […] The post Budget shortfall, and still room for DEI: Anchorage Assembly to hear public testimony Nov 4 on Mayor’s proposed budget app

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Congressman Begich’s office returns over $3 million to Alaskans

On October 28, 2026, Congressman Nick Begich (R-AK) announced that his office has returned over $3 million to Alaskans through constituent casework since taking office in January 2025. Congressman Begich’s office has helped veterans obtain earned benefits and senior citizens resolve Social Security issues. His office has also helped addressed passport delays and IRS matters. […] The post Congressman Begich’s office returns over $3 million to Alaskans appeared first on Must Read Alaska.

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Opinion: The third leg on the stool is broken— why voting for judicial retention is meaningless

Every election cycle, I’m asked the same thing. How should I vote on the judges? This is the text I’ve been sending to people this round: “Thx for asking. The problem with identifying allied judges publicly is that they then get “outed” and the AK Judicial Council (very biased, liberal Bar Association-led group) keeps them […] The post Opinion: The third leg on the stool is broken— why voting for judicial retention is meaningless appeared first on Must Read Alaska.

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Opinion: The Last Frontier’s Senate race comes down to its 50+ voters

If you’re running a campaign in Alaska this cycle, here is a number worth remembering before you spend another dollar on messaging: 50. Democrats think they have found a nontraditional path to flipping the U.S. Senate this year, and it runs through Alaska. National Democrats have made no secret of targeting this seat, and the […] The post Opinion: The Last Frontier’s Senate race comes down to its 50+ voters appeared first on Must Read Alaska.

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Opinion: Alaska’s next Golden Age starts with the next generation

More people have left Alaska than have moved here for thirteen straight years. Before this run, the longest streak was four. The state’s own research chief, Dan Robinson, put it plainly: “This is not normal for us. It hasn’t happened before.” It used to be the other way around. Alaska was the place people ran […] The post Opinion: Alaska’s next Golden Age starts with the next generation appeared first on Must Read Alaska.

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Opinion: DOJ patronizes Alaskans with latest lawsuit against Division of Elections

The story of the second Dan Sullivan on Alaska’s 2026 general election ballot has been a whirlwind story, which seemingly concluded with the Alaska Supreme Court’s ruling that Daniel J. Sullivan from Petersburg must be allowed on the ballot, and the Alaska Division of Elections can take steps to avoid voter confusion. However, the U.S. […] The post Opinion: DOJ patronizes Alaskans with latest lawsuit against Division of Elections appeared first on Must Read Alaska.

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$105m for port infrastructure projects in Whittier, Unalaska, Kodiak, Nome, Anchorage, Kake

On October 26, 2026, U.S. Senators Dan Sullivan and Lisa Murkowski and Congressman Nick Begich (all R-Alaska) announced nearly $105 million in U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) awards to six critical port and maritime infrastructure projects across Alaska through the Port Infrastructure Development Program (PIDP). The investments will support the modernization and expansion of ports, […] The post $105m for port infrastructure projects in Whittier, Unalaska, Kodiak, Nome, Anchorage, Kake ap

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AIDEA forms subsidiary to develop Alaska’s international fiber network

On October 21, 2026, the Board of Directors of the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority (AIDEA) voted unanimously to adopt Resolution No. G26-11, authorizing the formation of Northstar Fiber Development LLC, a wholly owned AIDEA subsidiary dedicated to investing in the fiber infrastructure that connects Alaska to the world. The resolution authorizes investment of […] The post AIDEA forms subsidiary to develop Alaska’s international fiber network appeared first on Must Read Alaska.

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Opinion: Former Lt. Governor speaks on why ranked choice voting is bad for Alaska

The following article was delivered by former Lt. Governor Loren Leman to the Alaska Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights on October 21, 2026. During my four-year term as Lieutenant Governor of Alaska, as well as 14 years before that as a legislator, I championed election processes that are simple, transparent, impartial and […] The post Opinion: Former Lt. Governor speaks on why ranked choice voting is bad for Alaska appeared first on Must Read Alaska.

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Print, save, share! PDF version for UCVG Part III: Alaska’s Judiciary

Dear readers, Just like with Parts I and II, we have created a PDF version of our Ultimate Conservative Voter Guide Part III so you can print it out, attach it to emails, and save it on your desktop! Remember, the most important thing is to show up! Voters are more likely to get to […] The post Print, save, share! PDF version for UCVG Part III: Alaska’s Judiciary appeared first on Must Read Alaska.