Alaskans Set Record for Signatures as Recall Moves Forward
ANCHORAGE, AK—Today Recall Dunleavy’s legal team filed a complaint in Anchorage Superior Court, appealing Attorney General Kevin Clarkson’s rejection of the recall application. “Attorney General Clarkson’s rejection was completely expected. After all, he was one of...
Recall Effort Seeks to Overturn Division of Elections Decision
ANCHORAGE, AK—The Recall Dunleavy group is challenging the Division of Elections’ decision to deny its application to begin collecting signatures in the second phase of the recall process. The application was signed by 49,006 Alaskans and submitted in September 2019....
An Open Letter to Alaskans
Unlike Governor Dunleavy, we speak directly to you. Recall Dunleavy remains a broad, bipartisan, Alaskan-driven movement of people who care too much about our state to watch this governor cause irreversible economic harm and social distress to our home. This Governor...
Recall Dunleavy Educates and Mobilizes Thousands of Alaskans at Alaska Federation of Natives Convention
Recall Dunleavy volunteers and staff will provide educational materials and updates to thousands of Alaskans at its booth during the Alaska Federation of Natives Convention, October 17-19, 2019.
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What Next?
Many people have asked what happens now that all the signatures collected this summer have been submitted. There are three phases in the recall process. On September 5, we submitted the recall grounds with the application signatures. The next steps are illustrated in...
Alaskans submit 49,006 Recall Signatures for Division of Elections to Review
Recall Dunleavy supporters gathered on September 5th to submit 49,006 petition signatures to the Division of Elections for review, completing the recall application phase. “Today’s numbers speak for themselves. A record number of Alaskans from different backgrounds...
29,577 Alaskan signatures gathered in two weeks
PRESS ADVISORY – For Immediate Release, August 15, 2019. 29,577 Alaskan signatures gathered in two weeks to recall Dunleavy from the office of governor of Alaska. August 15th, the Recall Dunleavy campaign releases the updated total of the signatures submitted...
Dunleavy Recall Drive Kicks Off Across Alaska
Find the nearest Recall Dunleavy signature gathering event and help save Alaska! Thanks to @ArcticRoc for creating this nifty Google map that makes it easy for Alaskans to find a recall event near them! Click on a marker to see more info and a link to the Facebook...
Letter: Dunleavy’s impact on education
Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s budget cut proposal has immense implications for graduating students remaining in Alaska to teach.
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Dunleavy turned his back on our veterans and pioneers
They say you can tell how civilized a nation is by looking at how it treats its most powerless members. If that’s true, Gov. Dunleavy is failing us.
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Lawsuit over Gov. Dunleavy recall will go to court in January
The case won’t advance as fast as recall backers wanted.
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Dunleavy counts on Alaska amnesia for his political survival — Reporting From Alaska
Gov. Mike Dunleavy continues to be the governor of the education promise, abandoning one pledge after another depending upon the conditions of the moment and the audience, always acting as if he is not contradicted himself.
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Southeast Alaska supply chains breaking down as ferry service gap enters second week - KCAW
Southeast Alaska lawmakers call on Dunleavy administration to restore ferry service to four communities cut off. Transportation officials stopped work on the ferry LeConte last month after its overhaul was projected to cost $2.8 million more than budgeted.
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Cuts are endangering quality of education at the University of Alaska
Opinions Cuts are endangering quality of education at the University of Alaska Author: James Murphy | Opinion Updated: 3 days ago Published 3 days ago The Parrish Bridge connects the Engineering & Industry Building, left, with the Health Sciences Building on the University of Alaska Anchorage campus...
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