AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 minutes agoAlaska Native Affairs: The Alaska Federation of Natives’ 60th convention opens Thursday in Anchorage, with discussions on subsistence, education, public safety and Native youth. The free event runs through Saturday. Election 2026: Early voting is underway, with long lines reported in Anchorage and Fairbanks. Mary Peltola has a narrow lead over Sen. Dan Sullivan in some recent polls, while Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins leads the Alaska governor’s field in current polling. Voters will also decide whether to retain 21 judges; the Judicial Council recommends against retaining two. Alaska Infrastructure: A $249 million federal grant could revive the stalled Port MacKenzie rail link, with construction expected to begin next May and finish as early as 2029. Fairbanks Air Quality: The state proposes splitting the Fairbanks-North Pole pollution zone, saying Fairbanks has met air standards while North Pole still exceeds them.
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