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It is improper to use the Senate letterhead for partisan correspondence and for "any campaign or campaign-related correspondence," according to the U.S.
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Former Attorney General Tregarrick Taylor, an off-again on-again candidate for governor, has a pronoun problem.
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The news coverage about Donald Trump’s plan to visit Alaska to campaign for Sen.
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I suspect that Candice English is going to be a candidate in name only.
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The remaining candidates for governor in Alaska are Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins, Bernadette Wilson, Dave Bronson and maybe Candice English.
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I don’t know the answer to the question in the headline.
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Democrat Tom Begich ended his campaign for governor Friday and endorsed the Democratic leader Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins, who shares many of the same political positions on topics ranging from education to state finances.
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Craig Compeau, stalwart Dunleavy defender, repeated the simplistic tenets of the “Build the Line!”
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“He’s slandering Bernadette,” GOP publicist Suzanne Downing claims about Dave Bronson, calling him a misogynist who is helping the Democrats by refusing to drop out of the governor’s race and clear the way for Bernadette Wilson.
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Seven months ago President Donald Trump praised himself for starting the giant Alaska LNG pipeline project.
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What Glenfarne and the “Build the Line!”
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Source: Canada in U.S.A.
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A Wall Street Journal columnist in Wasilla thought it was too hard to tell the Sullivans apart when they were listed this way on the ballot.
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The president of the United States and the Justice Department, with the full support of Sen.
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Former Assembly Member Barbara Haney, a Republican state House candidate in House District 33, didn’t bother to check the facts before passing along false information from Facebook, an attack on one of her opponents in the race, Fairbanks teacher Pepper M…