HeyJaredLesil McGuire
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Opinion: The greatest privilege in public service is representing you (opens the original)
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Our largest campaign contribution came from a neighbor in Kodiak. He gave us $5,000 in honor of his son, who had passed away, because he believed in us and in the future we could help build for Alaska. There are campaign contributions you deposit into an account, and there are contributions you carry in your heart. We will carry that one with us. It also says something about the campaign Sara and I have chosen to run. We havenât built this campaign around a political machine or an army of paid
Opinion: Alaska doesnât need more fighting. We need to get things done. (opens the original)
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Not tired of Alaska. I believe as deeply in this state and its future as I ever have. We are tired of watching the same problems get discussed year after year while too little changes. Energy costs keep climbing. Families wonder whether their children will be able to afford to stay here. Employers struggle to find workers. Teachers and public safety officers are difficult to recruit and retain. Our fisheries face enormous pressure. And every year, we return to the same fight over the budget and
Opinion: Making history while moving Alaska forward (opens the original)
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Alaska has always been a place where trailblazers rise, where people carve out new paths, challenge old assumptions and prove that leadership comes from grit, vision and service. Today, that tradition is reflected in a historic statewide ticket: We â Lesil McGuire and Sara Rasmussen â are stepping forward together to run for Alaskaâs next governor and lieutenant governor. This isnât just a political milestone. Itâs a reflection of how far Alaska has come and how far weâre ready to go
Opinion: Alaska needs energy that works now and lasts (opens the original)
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Alaska has never truly lacked energy resources â we have natural gas and oil, and hydropower has long served communities across the state. We also have real opportunities like geothermal that deserve attention as costs continue to rise. But the harder question has always been whether we can turn those resources into affordable power on a timeline that actually works for Alaskansâ needs. That question has become urgent, and it hits hardest in rural Alaska. Southcentral Alaska faces a projecte
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