The 22-page report finds a: "...lack of appropriate staff ethics awareness and supervision. These violations were also caused by the failure of staff that their actions were perilously close to, and in at least two cases all the way over, the ethical line drawn by the Ethics Act."
Who is supervising the Dunleavy administration? Apparently no one.
AFTER SIX MONTHS OF WRONGFUL DELAY, THE RECALL WON IN ALASKA SUPREME COURT!
On May 8, 2020, Recall Dunleavy’s grounds were ruled legal by the Alaska Supreme Court. Thousands of Alaskans can now celebrate this long-awaited confirmation across the state and advance the biggest signature collection campaign in the state’s history.
“Together, Alaskans have prevailed in court and won after months of wrongful delays,” said Meda DeWitt, Recall Dunleavy Chair. “We’ve known since day one that we have the constitutional right to express our collective will and vote. The Alaska Supreme Court validated our grounds detailing the governor’s clear violation of the separation of powers, illegal and partisan misuse of state funds, and disturbing errors in executing his constitutionally mandated duties.”
The Committee will now collect over 40,000 more signatures to gather a total of over 71,252 required during the petition phase, or phase two, of the recall.
IN THE MEDIA
- Alaska court says recall effort against governor can proceed
- Why Alaskans Are Trying to Recall Their Governor
- After a Supreme Court win, Alaskans have a right and responsibility to recall
- One Year Later - Recall Still Committed to Alaska
- Listen now: Alaska's Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy Faces A Recall Campaign
- Alaska Supreme Court puts Gov. Dunleavy recall campaign on fast track, allowing signatures to be collected
- Campaign to recall GOP Gov. Dunleavy can go on the ballot, Alaska Supreme Court rules
- Gov. Dunleavy said federal relief would make up for an education veto. School officials say that’s not the case.
- Complaint alleges Dunleavy violated ethics law by auctioning breakfast at Governor’s Mansion
- Alaska AG resigns after sending junior state employee inappropriate text messages
- Recall Dunleavy holds drive-thru petition event as signature-gathering slows
- Alaska Attorney General Kevin Clarkson resigns shortly after details of text messages exchanged with a woman revealed
- Group Backing Dunleavy Withdaws from Recall Case
- Governor Mike Dunleavy will pay to settle ethics complaints cited in recall campaign
- How Dunleavy burned an essential state service
- 2nd phase in recall effort against Dunleavy is underway
- Alaska Supreme Court challenges lawyers on both sides in Dunleavy recall arguments
- KRBD: Veto-Wielding Alaska Governor Slashes Ferry Budget
- Renowned Alaskan Artists Team Up for Recall
- Second phase of Dunleavy recall signature campaigns kicks off
- Gov. Dunleavy recall effort can proceed, Alaska Supreme Court rules
- Recall Group Hosts Fairbanks Signature Events
- Fitch warns of possible negative consequences to Alaska credit rating if governor’s fiscal goals are enacted
- Sen. Stedman on Gov’s responsibility for Marine Hwy. problems (1/18/20)
- Dunleavy turns back on veterans and pioneers
- New fees charged to Court System were unexpected (1/18/20)
- Judge Aarseth rules in favor of Recall (1/11/20)
- In painting a rosy picture, Gov. Dunleavy omits the chaos he caused
- Juneau Empire: Recall Dunleavy Gears Up for Court (1/3/20)
- If we Alaskans want to have our cake and eat it too, let’s take smaller bites.
- Ferry Emergency: Six of the state’s 11 ferries are out of service | Juneau Empire (12/10/19)
- Dunleavy Promises Better Communications with Alaskans Once They Stop “Venting” (12/5/19):
- Midnight Sun: Dunleavy Review a Year In (12/5/19)
- War on the judicial branch imperils Alaskans - The Arctic Sounder
- Opinion: The incompetence of unacknowledged conflicts of interest | Peninsula Clarion
- Dunleavy backs off plan to confiscate $470 million from local governments — Reporting From Alaska
- Rate increases raise questions about Pioneers’ Home’s future | Juneau Empire (11/17/19)
- Dunleavy counts on Alaska amnesia for his political survival
- Sitka dinner serves up $45,800 for ‘Recall Dunleavy’ campaign
Latest News Releases
Drive Through Signature Events in Anchorage, Fairbanks & Sitka
Do you, family members, or friends still need to sign the recall petition in 2020? Join us for one of our upcoming Drive-Through Signature Gathering events in Fairbanks at the former Sports Authority parking lot near Barnes and Noble – May 29, 30 & 31 or in Anchorage at 3333 Denali Street – May 30 & 31. Sign a single use petition safely from your own vehicle.
More than 20,000 Alaskans Will Receive Recall Petition in the Mail
First-ever Alaskan petition campaign of its kind On May 13, 2020, Recall Dunleavy mailed recall petition booklets to more than 20,000 Alaskans to sign and return. Ads announcing the arrival of petitions in the mail have launched on television and radio stations across...
Alaskans Celebrate Historic Recall Win in Alaska Supreme Court
After six months of wrongful delay, thousands celebrate On May 8, 2020, Recall Dunleavy’s grounds were ruled legal by the Alaska Supreme Court. Thousands of Alaskans can now celebrate this long-awaited confirmation across the state and advance the biggest signature...
Renowned Alaskan Artists Team Up for Recall
Commemorative Piece Honors Historic 2019-2020 Era in Alaska Five renowned Alaskan artists have joined forces to commemorate this historic time in our state, releasing a limited edition print that brings together a diversity of styles and perspectives. The Alaska...
Governor Dunleavy’s Budget Vetoes Undermine Alaska’s Crisis Response
Alaskans reminded that recall must succeed Amidst the worst public health crisis in Alaska’s history, Governor Dunleavy doubled down on deeply concerning budget cuts, attacking the same core economic sectors and groups of Alaskans that he targeted in the summer of...
Alaskans May Now Sign the Recall Petition at Home
Observing Social Distancing During COVID-19 Pandemic Effective immediately, Recall Dunleavy will launch, “Sign At Home,” a safe and remote method of signature collection that will replace all suspended, in-person signature gathering events during the COVID-19...