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Get StartedSign a Statewide Non-Discrimination Law. Alaska needs explicit statutory protection in employment, housing, public accommodations, and government services. Bostock established the federal floor; Alaska’s constitution demands at least as much. I will work with the legislature to pass a comprehensive non-discrimination law and will sign it. Learn more
Ban Conversion Therapy Statewide. Learn more
To address recidivism and survivor safety, we will implement automatic Medicaid re-enrollment upon release, require discharge planning starting 90 days before release, and HHS and DOJ will collaborate to develop treatment and recovery pathways. Learn more
In rural Alaska, we will fund every community that wants a Village Public Safety Officer. One in three communities currently has none. A VPSO costs a fraction of a trooper deployment and prevents the crime, rather than responding to it days later. Learn more
For survivors of violence, we will build the forensic infrastructure Alaska lacks. Prosecutors currently decline half of all sex offense referrals because the evidence cannot be processed. We will fix that, and we will ensure that services for survivors are designed for every survivor, including men, boys, and LGBTQ Alaskans who are systematically excluded from the systems built to help them. Learn more
For Missing and Murdered Indigenous People, we will publish Indigenous homicide data quarterly, fund Data for Indigenous Justice as an official state partner, and staff the investigations these families have waited years for. No government agency was tracking these cases. A community advocate built the database herself. That is a governance failure this administration will correct on day one. Learn more
Raise the Standard — Education That Prepares Alaska’s Kids for the World They’re Inheriting: Upgrade instruction to the highest evidence-based standards: structured literacy grounded in the science of reading across all grades, an Alaska-produced civics curriculum that teaches how our constitution and resource management decisions actually work, trauma-informed practices in every school, and climate and environmental literacy rooted in both Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Western Science. Learn more
Build Climate Capacity Where Alaskans Live: Rejoin the federal Coastal Zone Management Act. Learn more
Protect Alaska’s Land, Water, and Wildlife — Hold Extractive Industries Accountable: Establish the Alaska Climate Resilience Council within 30 days; develop a unified climate adaptation strategy within 180 days, in collaboration with tribal governments and municipalities. Learn more
Invest in Resilient Infrastructure and Clean Energy as Adaptation. Learn more
Expand Land-Based & Community Learning: Including Food, Nutrition & School Meals: Provide free breakfast and lunch for every Alaska student; no applications, no stigma, no child going hungry at school. Hunger is one of the most documented barriers to learning. Universal school meals eliminate the gap. Learn more
Protect Mental Health When the Home Itself Is Changing: Fund climate behavioral health services, partner with Tribal health organizations for rural delivery of services. Establish regional grants focused on climate behavioral health, prioritizing communities experiencing managed retreat, relocation, or severe subsistence loss. Learn more
Transporting large payloads with cargo airships and revitalizing Alaska’s Marine Highway ferry system will serve communities that the road system can never reach. Learn more
Repair School Infrastructure: Alaska’s K–12 buildings carry a 401 million deferred maintenance backlog. Direct DEED to publish a ranked statewide conditions inventory and submit annual capital grants prioritizing life-safety failures, roofs, heat, and foundations in rural and predominantly Indigenous communities first. Learn more
A blended revenue approach, including modernized oil production taxes, reforming corporate taxes to close the S-Corporation loophole that allows major drillers to pay zero state income tax, implementing a non-resident worker surcharge, a seasonal tourism assessment, and an Alaska-first oil refining mandate, could generate 470 to 905 million in new annual revenue without imposing broad-based taxes on Alaska residents. Learn more
Fund Local Control- Not Compliance Mandates: Fund a statewide Technical Assistance network so districts can adopt state literacy and legislative priorities without red tape costs. Strengthen tribal consultation requirements for DEED and all Governor’s education commissions. Support, don’t mandate. Learn more
Restore the Defined-Benefit Pension Option & Open Licensure Pathways: Make restoring the defined-benefit pension option a Governor’s priority bill. Alaska is the only state in the nation that does not offer teachers a defined benefit plan. Teacher turnover in rural Alaska runs as high as 31%, costing an estimated 20 million per year. Learn more
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