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He understands that native corporations support more than six billion dollars in economic activity in our state, strengthening communities and creating jobs that benefit all Alaskans.

With support from the White House, the Alaska delegation, US Treasurer Beach, our governor, and unanimous support from the Alaska State Legislature, the 8A program and Alaska small businesses are moving forward again.

Thank you, Senator, for leading this fight.

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... because that's a big part of our-

Is that gonna get done? I understand the Alaska State Legislature didn't fund it.

I, I understand that, but we have Trump making an announcement on it today, so.

She missed 20% of her votes as a House member, one of the worst voting records.

As JD Vance said, "Hey, showing up to vote is not that hard." And Scott, this was a, uh, pattern, right? When she was a State House member in the Alaska Legislature, missed 20% of her votes.

When she was a ju- um, Bethel City Council member, missed over one-third of her meetings.

So here's the thing.

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One of my friends who got into fishing at a similar time as I did had started working for the legislature, suggested that as a way to stay busy in the winter and help make ends meet.

Brower started out working in a nonpartisan office, then worked his way up to working with legislators, most recently to Alaska State House Representative Rebecca Hemshoot, an independent, and before that, former Democratic State House Representative Garen Tarr.

Brower has stepped into his new role in the midst of a busy election season.

He says he's already hard at work putting together a virtual candidate forum focused on commercial fishing and preparing for upcoming trade shows in Seattle.

The Alaska Beacon reports that the Thursday deposits were set under a plan published by the Alaska Department of Revenue earlier this month.

This year's dividend was set at $1,000 by the Alaska Legislature in the state budget signed by Governor Mike Dunleavy.

A $200 bonus was included because oil prices reached a threshold needed to trigger it.

Both the legislature and the Department of Revenue labeled the bonus as an energy relief payment.