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Alaska state contract coverage status
Contracts are marked coverage gap so missing vendor records do not look like clean records.
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contracts
States / Alaska
Alaska state desk
Alaska money and power
State-level news from Alaska: contracts, campaign finance, statewide officials, legislature money, vendors, and coverage gaps. The Washington delegation layer stays visible, but it is secondary and labeled federal.
State-level news
State records first
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Alaska campaign finance records are being imported
Campaign finance is marked importing, not zero, until state-level records are complete.
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Importing
campaign finance
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Alaska legislature money coverage
60 state legislative seats are browseable while donor-sector coverage is still being filled in.
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state seats
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Alaska delegation in Washington
Federal disclosure and congressional money records stay visible as a Washington layer, separate from Alaska state records.
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federal seats
Washington layer · AK
Alaska in Congress
Federal delegation money stays visible here, separated from the state-level desk above.
Washington money
Federal financial disclosures, top donor sectors, and stock trades for members of Congress.
File — The Alaska delegation
Who Alaska sends to Congress
2 senators and 1 of 1 House seat filled.
Seat counts come from the 2020 census apportionment. A seat shows as open when no current member holds it. Source
State legislature
State legislature (60 members)
20 state senators and 40 representatives. This is the state capitol roster, separate from the federal Washington layer.
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State Senate (20)
- Bert StedmanR · Dist. A
- Bill WielechowskiD · Dist. K
- Cathy GiesselR · Dist. E
- Cathy TiltonR · Dist. M
- Donny OlsonD · Dist. T
- Elvi Gray-JacksonD · Dist. G
- Forrest DunbarD · Dist. J
- Gary StevensR · Dist. C
- George RauscherR · Dist. O
- James KaufmanR · Dist. F
- Jesse BjorkmanR · Dist. D
- Jesse KiehlD · Dist. B
- Kelly MerrickR · Dist. L
- Löki TobinD · Dist. I
- Lyman HoffmanD · Dist. S
- Matt ClamanD · Dist. H
- Mike CronkR · Dist. R
- Rob YundtR · Dist. N
- Robert MyersR · Dist. Q
- Scott KawasakiD · Dist. P
State House (40)
- Alyse GalvinI · Dist. 14
- Andi StoryD · Dist. 3
- Andrew GrayD · Dist. 20
- Andy JosephsonD · Dist. 13
- Ashley CarrickD · Dist. 35
- Becky SchwankeR · Dist. 36
- Bill ElamR · Dist. 8
- Bryce EdgmonI · Dist. 37
- Calvin SchrageI · Dist. 12
- Carolyn HallD · Dist. 16
- Chuck KoppR · Dist. 10
- Dan SaddlerR · Dist. 24
- David NelsonR · Dist. 18
- DeLena JohnsonR · Dist. 25
- Donna MearsD · Dist. 21
- Elexie MooreR · Dist. 28
- Frank TomaszewskiR · Dist. 34
- Garret NelsonR · Dist. 29
- Genevieve MinaD · Dist. 19
- Jamie AllardR · Dist. 23
- Jeremy BynumR · Dist. 1
- Jubilee UnderwoodR · Dist. 27
- Julie CoulombeR · Dist. 11
- Justin RuffridgeR · Dist. 7
- Kevin McCabeR · Dist. 30
- Ky HollandN · Dist. 9
- Louise StutesR · Dist. 5
- Maxine DibertD · Dist. 31
- Mia CostelloR · Dist. 15
- Mike PraxR · Dist. 33
- Neal FosterD · Dist. 39
- Nellie JimmieD · Dist. 38
- Rebecca HimschootI · Dist. 2
- Robyn FrierD · Dist. 40
- Sara HannanD · Dist. 4
- Sarah VanceR · Dist. 6
- Steve St. ClairR · Dist. 26
- Ted EischeidD · Dist. 22
- Will StappR · Dist. 32
- Zack FieldsD · Dist. 17