Alaska State Senate

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Why last night's Alaska Senate debate got so heated.

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A moment from last night's debate between Alaska Senate candidates Mayor Paltola and Dan Sullivan.

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So what do you say to folks that are, I'm sure you get, Um, I'm sure this has come up before.

I think it, it's a, um, I think it's a positive on the, you know, notch on the belt or whatever, but do you think, have you gotten any flack for he's too young to run for the Senate? Like,

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know,

Well, Ryan, I appreciate you joining me, folks.

If you just caught the tail end, I want to encourage you to go back and listen.

Businessman Ryan Sheldon is running for Alaska Senate, and he's got some good, cool new ideas.

Ryan, I wish you nothing but success.

MSNBC is covering the Cornell rape case.

CNN has a panel discussion about the Alaska Senate race going on.

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I just, for those of you out there, I mean, I, I, I pay attention to this.

According to the department, an investigation into the crash is underway and no charges have been filed.

Kodiak's legislator in the Alaska Senate is wrapping up his 26th year in state politics, which he has said is his last.

Gary Stevens' last day is January 15th.

Stevens, a Republican and the current Senate president, says there isn't much legislative business left for him to take care of.

You know, the governor has called his last special session.

I've talked to him.

So it's just a matter of making this transition, you know, getting out of my office, getting everything brought to Kodiak and stored and all of that.

Stevens was speaking during KMXT's public affairs show last week.

The general election is November 3rd, and early voting begins on October 19th.

Kodiak's legislator in the Alaska Senate is wrapping up his 26th year in state politics, which he has said is his last.

Gary Stevens' last day is January 15th.

There is not much legislative business for him to take care of at this point.