Plus: Alaska removes thousands from state’s active voter list, erroneously flagging some citizens
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Democrat in Alaska’s governor race reports $1.8 million fundraising haul, driven by Californians →

Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins has raised more campaign funds than any other of the 17 candidates in Alaska’s governor race. The next three candidates who brought in the most fundraising are Republican Matt Heilala, Democrat Tom Begich and Republican Treg Taylor. Heilala's haul of nearly $1.6 million is mostly self-funded.

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Key takeaways as Alaska legislative candidates have raised over $1M since February →

Candidates vying for five open legislative seats across Alaska brought in some of the largest campaign fundraising hauls.

Alaska removes thousands from state’s active voter list, erroneously flagging some citizens →

The Alaska Division of Motor Vehicles sent “old data” to the Division of Elections, the state’s elections director told lawmakers, but the DMV says elections officials asked for it. (via Alaska Beacon)

Alaska elections division official blocks journalist’s camera after hearing on U.S. Senate race ballot listing →

The encounter happened as Division of Elections Director Carol Beecher was leaving a hearing at the Legislative Information Office in Anchorage, where she answered questions from lawmakers about how the division designed the August primary ballot.

Anchorage Assembly censures George Martinez over APOC violations, leaves door open to further investigations →

The measure is mostly symbolic, and falls far short of calls by some Assembly members to remove Martinez from office.

Ahead of another Alaska LNG special session, lawmakers express low hopes for passing bill to support project →

House and Senate leaders said there’s not enough agreement to immediately consider a bill for a gas line property tax cut package, while Glenfarne Alaska LNG’s president continued to express optimism about the passage of a bill this year.

Alaska tribes and conservation group sue to stop construction of King Cove road →

The Trump administration earlier this month issued the first-ever federal permit to the state for the work, prompting Gov. Mike Dunleavy to say construction work would begin by early August.

In other political news

Unions sue Alaska Gov. Dunleavy over vacant seats on state’s pension-management board →

U.S. tariff hikes linked to claims of foreign forced labor dismay and anger trading partners →

House Republican accuses Jack Smith of lying to Congress about Trump probe →

Democrats seize on AI data center backlash that’s dividing rural Republicans in places like Texas →

ICC chief prosecutor removed from post over sexual misconduct allegations, diplomats say →

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