Trump, Alaska

Alaska governor talks Trump victory, energy needs in state
Alaska Gov. Mike Dunleavy discusses the magnitude of Donald Trump's return to the Oval Office and what that means for Alaska.
Election summary: Trump wins, GOP takes over U.S. Senate, Alaska may get new governor
Donald Trump was elected to a second term as U.S. president and Republicans have won control of the U.S. Senate for the first time in four years, but in Alaska the GOP suffered a setback with the loss of two seats in the state House that may cost them leadership of the chamber.
Alaska Republican leaders celebrate Trump’s victory
They say they’re hopeful the Trump administration and a Republican-controlled U.S. Senate will create more opportunity for oil drilling and other development on Alaska’s federal lands.
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Trump poised to win Alaska's electoral college votes
Former President Donald Trump had a decisive lead in Alaska's presidential race as votes were counted Tuesday evening. With more than 230,000 ballots counted, Trump, a Republican, had 56.1% of the vote.
Trump closes in on Alaska win, aiming for 15th consecutive Republican victory in the state
If Trump wins, Alaska will have voted for the Republican in every election since it became a state, except for Lyndon Johnson in 1964.
Trump secures Alaska, pushing electoral vote total even higher
President-elect Donald Trump keeps on racking up electoral votes even though he already surpassed the amount he needed to win the race to the White House.
Donald Trump gana en Alaska
Donald Trump gana en Alaska.
Trump wins Alaska, the 15th consecutive Republican victory in the state
By voting for Trump, Alaska has voted for the Republican in every election since it became a state, except for Lyndon Johnson in 1964.
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Coalition lawmakers say they’re confident bipartisan Alaska House majority will hold
A bipartisan coalition will also continue to lead the Senate under very similar leadership to the past two years.
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Gov. Dunleavy not ruling out position in Trump administration
If he leaves his position as Alaska governor before the end of his term, Dunleavy would be succeeded by Lt. Gov. Nancy ...
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What will Trump as president again and a more liberal Alaska Legislature mean for Juneau?
There’s probably not going to be mass immigrant roundups and deportation camps in Juneau, so what is likely to be noticeable ...
Who could run Trump's pro-drilling energy policies?
President-elect Donald Trump has promised to overhaul U.S. energy policy, with an aim of maximizing the country’s already ...
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Alaska House quickly announced a bipartisan majority, but some lawmakers say that was premature
Now, there are set to be bipartisan coalitions in both, which could provide a strong counterweight to the Republican ...
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6 new hybrid ferries part of Alaska ferry system’s 20-year plan
The plan stems from over a year of data crunching through engineering and research groups and gathering information from ...
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How candidates for the Alaska Legislature are talking about education as Election Day nears
A March 2024 vote on overriding the governor's veto of an education bill has come up repeatedly in talks with voters, ...
Several incumbent Alaska legislators trailing in preliminary election results
Preliminary election results Tuesday night showed several incumbent Alaska legislators trailing behind their challengers. On the line is control of both the House and Senate, which can have a ...
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Alaska’s renewable energy potential remains mostly untapped
A new report shows Alaska gets just 2.6% of its retail electricity from renewable resources and lags nationally in clean ...
Opinion
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OPINION: Gov. Dunleavy’s vehicle rental bill veto displays his administration’s dysfunction
If Gov. Dunleavy was so opposed to SB 127 that he would veto it, why did his administration support its passage?