AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAlaska Politics: Alaska’s Division of Elections released a sample ballot meant to distinguish between two Dan Sullivans in the U.S. Senate race after the Alaska Supreme Court ordered Petersburg Dan J. Sullivan reinstated; the incumbent is listed as “Sullivan, Dan S. (Registered Republican) Incumbent,” while the challenger appears as “Sullivan, Daniel J. Jr.” with no party shown. Elections & Courts: A Superior Court judge ruled the “good-faith” standard used to remove the Petersburg candidate wasn’t authorized, ordering he be placed on the August Republican primary ballot, with an appeal expected to go to the Alaska Supreme Court. Fisheries: Sen. Dan Sullivan updated his Bycatch Reduction Act, aiming for stronger limits on trawling gear and seafloor contact while increasing transparency around bycatch monitoring. State Law Changes: Several new Alaska laws take effect July 1, including a minimum wage increase to $14 an hour and a major criminal and public safety package that raises the age of consent from 16 to 18. Business & Industry: Nova Minerals appointed a former JP Morgan metals and mining finance professional to its board as it pushes forward U.S. critical minerals work, including antimony production plans. Community Safety: Alaska Department of Fish and Game urged people to give newborn wildlife space—don’t approach or feed fawns and bear cubs, and keep dogs leashed.
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