States Alaska Governor
Governor
Governor, Alaska
November 3, 2026 · 12 statements · 2026.09.30-52998ffe
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Dave Bronson Republican Jonathan S. "JKT" Kreiss-Tomkins Democratic Treg Taylor Republican Bernadette M. Wilson Republican
State statements
Taxes No. 01/12
Alaska should adopt a statewide sales or income tax.
Background Alaska has no statewide sales or personal income tax and relies mostly on oil revenue and Permanent Fund earnings. A new broad-based tax would raise revenue from residents to help pay for state services.
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Economy No. 02/12
Alaska should pay the full Permanent Fund Dividend set by the original statutory formula.
Background In recent years lawmakers have paid dividends well below the amount the original state law formula would produce. Paying the full formula amount would increase checks but require more spending from the Permanent Fund or cuts elsewhere.
Economy No. 03/12
Alaska should bring back defined-benefit pensions for new public employees.
Background Since 2006, new Alaska public employees have been placed in a 401(k)-style retirement plan instead of a guaranteed pension. This would restore a pension that pays a set monthly benefit in retirement.
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I would have signed a bill passed by lawmakers, House Bill 78, that would have restored a defined-benefit plan for public employees.
Interview or debate · Sep 10, 2026 · retrieved Sep 24, 2026
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Alaska lawmakers need to consider these proposals more thoroughly before adding the potential for billions in unexpected costs
Press quote · May 16, 2022 · retrieved Sep 24, 2026
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Education No. 04/12
Alaska should amend its constitution to allow public money for private school tuition.
Background Alaska's constitution bars spending public funds for the direct benefit of private or religious schools. An amendment would remove that barrier so state education money could follow students to private schools.
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If parents want to educate their children in a private or parochial school, by all means, that should be their right, but I don't think public money should pay for that education.
Interview or debate · Sep 10, 2026 · retrieved Sep 24, 2026
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Energy and climate No. 05/12
Alaska should pause new data center projects until it passes rules governing them.
Background Developers have proposed large data centers in Alaska, which would use significant amounts of power. A pause would stop new projects until lawmakers adopt rules on issues such as energy use and rates.
I'm a big believer in data centers. I know that might be unpopular with some folks here.
Press quote · Sep 22, 2026 · retrieved Sep 24, 2026
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Only candidate to support a moratorium on all new data centers (similar to New York State) until the legislature can pass comprehensive regulation on data center development.
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Energy and climate No. 06/12
Alaska should open more state land to oil, gas and mining development.
Background The state controls large areas of land that are not currently leased for oil, gas or mining. Opening more of it would allow new leases and permits for resource extraction.
Our gas under our ground, our oil underground, is meaningless until somebody comes in and puts it in a pipe.
Press quote · Aug 10, 2026 · retrieved Sep 24, 2026
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We've got to develop our resources to start paying our bills, because a lot of the conflict I see across the state has to do with money.
Press quote · Jan 21, 2026 · retrieved Sep 24, 2026
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Look at the communities surrounding Red Dog Mine. What immediately happens when there's economic opportunity? Crime rates plummet, domestic violence plummets, suicide rates plummet in those communities.
Press quote · Sep 15, 2026 · retrieved Sep 24, 2026
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Action will replace talk, and whether it's AKLNG, NPRA, ANWR, or Willow, Ambler Road, West Susitna, King Cove, or beyond, we will develop and we will build.
Campaign or official site · Sep 24, 2026 · retrieved Sep 24, 2026
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Democracy and elections No. 07/12
Alaska should repeal its open top-four primary and ranked-choice general election.
Background Since 2022, Alaska has used a single open primary in which the top four candidates advance to a ranked-choice general election. A repeal would return to party primaries and single-choice general elections.
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I think that sort of promoting competition in the political process is really, really important and the system has clearly provided that.
Interview or debate · Sep 19, 2026 · retrieved Sep 24, 2026
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I'm a firm 'yes' on getting rid of ranked choice voting and I think it is absolutely necessary if it is a good thing for the state to do moving forward
Press quote · Sep 8, 2026 · retrieved Sep 24, 2026
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I don't support rank choice voting at all. I'm actually one of the three sponsors on file right now with the state of Alaska to repeal it.
Interview or debate · Aug 3, 2026 · retrieved Sep 24, 2026
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Abortion No. 08/12
Alaska should pass a state law protecting access to abortion.
Background Abortion is legal in Alaska based on state court rulings that interpret the constitution's right to privacy, not a specific statute. A law would write abortion access into state statute.
The important thing, the biggest tool the governor has, is a great big red pen. He vetoes any bit of money, any funding that goes towards abortion in any way.
Press quote · Sep 22, 2026 · retrieved Sep 24, 2026
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We, the state of New York and the state of California are the three worst states in the country for abortion.
Press quote · Sep 22, 2026 · retrieved Sep 24, 2026
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pro-life advocate directly within the governor's administration to monitor pro-life issues
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I really think that it's time for the state of Alaska and for the Department of Health to start running an education campaign on these matters.
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Education No. 09/12
Alaska should raise the per-student amount in its public school funding formula.
Background Alaska funds school districts mainly through a per-student amount set in state law, which lawmakers have raised only occasionally in recent years. A higher amount would give districts more money each year and increase state spending.
Taxes No. 10/12
Alaska should require all oil and gas producers to pay the state corporate income tax.
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All Alaska oil and gas producers should contribute to the Alaska budget by paying corporate income tax. Hilcorp should pay its fair share just the way ConocoPhillips does.
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Housing No. 11/12
Alaska should sell more state land for private home building.
Background The state owns large amounts of land, including parcels near communities, but sells only a small share for private use each year. Selling more would add land for homes while reducing public ownership.
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Unlock state land parcels within and adjacent to Alaska cities and towns for housing development to create more housing supply.
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Housing No. 12/12
Alaska should tax homes that nonresidents own but leave empty most of the year.
Background Some Alaska homes are owned by people who live out of state and use them only part of the year, while housing is tight in many communities. A tax on such homes would raise money and could push owners to rent or sell them.
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Create mechanisms to tax "dark homes" — second homes and vacation homes owned by nonresidents — as a means to create a housing market more friendly for Alaskans who live here.
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