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Alaska Senate proposes more capital spending as House passes operating budget →

For members of the Senate bipartisan majority, addressing deferred maintenance — particularly in K-12 schools — was a top priority. That appears to clash with an effort by members of the House to advance a $1,500 Permanent Fund dividend, at a cost of nearly $1 billion to the state.

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Midtown Anchorage Assembly race on track to trigger a recount →

In Monday's updated results, the difference between District 4 candidates Janice Park and Dave Donley was just 38 votes.

Alaska House rejects measure to apply corporate income tax to Hilcorp and other private oil companies →

The Alaska House of Representatives voted down a proposal by the Senate to apply the state's corporate income tax to oil and gas companies that currently pay no such tax.

Legislature considers bills to ban bottom trawling in state waters →

Conservative politicians, tribal leaders and conservation groups have formed unlikely alliances that seek to limit bottom trawling. (via Alaska Beacon)

President Trump calls for repeal of ranked choice voting in Alaska →

The president gave his "complete and total support" to supporters of the repeal effort, including U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan and Rep. Nick Begich, both Alaska Republicans running for reelection. (via Alaska Beacon)

Alaska Senate panel strips sweeping social media provisions from bill on AI-generated sex abuse material →

A Senate panel removed sweeping restrictions on the use of social media by minors from a bill that would criminalize using AI to generate child sexual abuse material, along with imposing other restrictions on AI usage that harmfully impersonates real people.

In other political news

Conservation group sues to limit pollock trawl fishing in Bering Sea to protect fur seals →

Postal Service union launches ad campaign promoting mail voting as Trump assails the method →

Diplomats try to arrange a second round of US-Iran talks as standoff deepens →

Reps. Eric Swalwell, Tony Gonzales are leaving Congress ahead of possible expulsion votes →

Election loss for Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán has ripple effects for Trump and American conservatives →

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