Candidate for Alaska Lieutenant Governor in 2026 Alaska Primary Election.
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Improve academic performance, expand parent choice, support teachers, and align education with workforce needs—without lowering standards or politicizing classrooms. Learn more
Alaska’s persistent shortages in firefighters, EMTs, police officers, nurses, builders, mechanics, and skilled trades affect public safety, healthcare access, housing, and economic growth. A modern education system must respond to both academic and workforce realities. Learn more
Education should prepare Alaskans to read well, think clearly, and contribute meaningfully to their communities. Strong literacy and numeracy are non-negotiable, but education must also connect learning to real opportunity. Learn more
Significantly expand private land ownership by selling a small, deliberate share of state land—about 1–2 million acres over four years—using modern, market-based tools. Even after these sales, more than 97% of Alaska’s land would remain public or Native-owned. Learn more
Secure control of Alaska’s land and put it to work for families, ensuring housing is attainable and communities can grow. Learn more
Building roads is a core responsibility of government, and where it makes sense, we will partner with industry to share costs, move projects faster, and get real infrastructure built. Strong access means stronger communities, more jobs, and an Alaska that works for the people who live here. Learn more
As Lieutenant Governor, Josh Church will be a strong advocate for election integrity, ensuring Alaska’s elections are secure, transparent, and trusted by voters. Learn more
Implement a zero-based budgeting review once every four years, starting after the first full year in office. Learn more
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