HB 16 is sponsored by Donald Olson (D), Jesse Kiehl (D), Scott Kawasaki (D), Forrest Dunbar (D), Elvi Gray-Jackson (D), Löki Tobin (D), Bill Wielechowski (D), Cathy Giessel (R), Ashley Carrick (D), Donna Mears (D), Zack Fields (D), Robyn Niayuq Burke (D), Andy Josephson (D), Genevieve Mina (D), Carolyn Hall (D), Ky Holland (N), Rebecca Himschoot (N), Alyse Galvin (N), and Calvin Schrage (N).

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Alaska 34th Alaska State Legislature Status: To Executive Bipartisan · 14 D · 4 I · 1 R cosponsors

HB 16 — An Act requiring a group supporting or opposing a candidate or ballot proposition in a state or local election to maintain an address in the state; amending campaign contribution limits for state and local office; directing the Alaska Public Offices Commission to adjust campaign contribution limits for state and local office once each decade beginning in 2031; relating to campaign contribution reporting requirements; relating to administrative complaints filed with the Alaska Public Offices Commission; and relating to state election expenditures and contributions made by a foreign-influenced corporation or foreign national.

Last action July 16, 2026 — (H) VETOED BY GOVERNOR 7/9/26

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Enacted

This bill has been sent to the executive. Introduced January 22, 2025. It awaits signature.

Vetoed by Governor Mike Dunleavy (Republican) on July 09, 2026.

Next likely step: the executive signs it into law or issues a veto.

Odds of enactment

Low chance

Based on the sponsor, cosponsors, and committee posture, this bill has a low chance of becoming law.

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Prognosis

Likely to advance 74% · high confidence

To Executive

Current position in the legislative process.
19 sponsors

1 primary, 18 co-sponsors signed on.
Bipartisan support

Sponsored across 3 parties (14 D · 4 I · 1 R) — cross-party backing.
Mixed recorded votes

6 passed, 11 failed in recorded votes so far.

Based on stage, sponsorship breadth, committee status, recorded votes, and cross-state momentum — a description of the observable signals, not a prediction.

In plain language

The bill requires campaign groups to maintain a local address and adjusts contribution limits.

This legislation mandates that groups supporting or opposing candidates must have a physical address in the state. It also updates campaign contribution limits for state and local offices and outlines reporting requirements for campaign contributions, including those from foreign entities.

Bill Text

What changed in the latest version

129 added · 85 removed

Plain-language change summary

The bill has been amended to include a requirement that any group supporting or opposing a candidate or ballot measure in Alaska must maintain an address in the state. Additionally, it has added provisions to ensure that the Alaska Public Offices Commission will adjust campaign contribution limits every decade starting in 2031. These changes are significant because they aim to promote transparency in campaign funding and minimize the influence of outside money in Alaska's elections, ultimately seeking to preserve the integrity of the electoral process.

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~~State Affairs A BILL FOR AN ACT ENTITLED "An Act amending campaign contribution limits for state and local office;~~

~~and~~ relating to campaign contribution reporting ~~requirements."~~requirements; BE IT ~~ENACTED~~ BY ~~THE~~ ~~LEGISLATURE~~ OF ~~THE~~ ~~STATE~~ OF ~~ALASKA:~~

*relating ~~Section~~to 1.administrative complaints filed with the Alaska Public Offices Commission;

and relating to state election expenditures and contributions made by a foreign-influenced corporation or foreign national.

_______________ BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

THE ACT FOLLOWS ON PAGE 1 Enrolled HB 16 AN ACT Requiring a group supporting or opposing a candidate or ballot proposition in a state or local election to maintain an address in the state;

amending campaign contribution limits for state and local office;

directing the Alaska Public Offices Commission to adjust campaign contribution limits for state and local office once each decade beginning in 2031;

relating to campaign contribution reporting requirements;

relating to administrative complaints filed with the Alaska Public Offices Commission;

and relating to state election expenditures and contributions made by a foreign-influenced corporation or foreign national.

_______________ * Section 1.

The legislature finds that the people of the state believe -1- Enrolled HB 16 that political power and influence with public officials should not be allocated solely based on wealth.

AS 15.13.050(a) is amended to read:

(a) Before making an expenditure in support of or in opposition to a candidate or before making an expenditure in support of or in opposition to a ballot proposition or question or to an initiative proposal application filed with the lieutenant governor under AS 15.45.020, each person other than an individual shall (1) register, on forms provided by the commission, with the commission;

and (2) provide the person's physical address in the state or the physical address of the person's agent registered under (d) of this section.

* Sec.

AS 15.13.050 is amended by adding a new subsection to read:

(d) A person may not register under (a) of this section unless the person has a physical address in the state or registers with the commission an individual resident of the state who maintains a physical address in the state or a domestic corporation authorized to transact business in this state as the person's agent.

A person shall notify the commission within 10 days after a change to the person's in-state address, registered agent, or the physical address of the person's registered agent.

* Sec.

(b) Except as provided in (h) of this section, ~~an[AN]~~an [AN] individual may contribute not more than ~~HB0016a~~ ~~-1-~~ HB 16 ~~New~~ ~~Text~~ ~~Underlined~~ ~~[DELETED~~ ~~TEXT~~ ~~BRACKETED]~~ ~~34-LS0217\A~~ (1) $2,000 each election cycle [$500 PER YEAR] to a nongroup entity for the purpose of influencing the nomination or election of a candidate, to a candidate, or to an individual who conducts a write-in campaign as a candidate [, OR TO A GROUP THAT IS NOT A POLITICAL PARTY];

3.5.

(c) Except as provided in (h) of this section, a [A] group that is not a political party may contribute not more than [$1,000 PER YEAR] (1) $4,000 each election cycle to a candidate [,] or to an individual who Enrolled HB 16 -2- conducts a write-in campaign as a candidate;

4.6.

(f) Except as provided in (h) of this section, ~~a[A]~~a [A] nongroup entity may contribute not more than (1) $4,000 each election cycle [$1,000 A YEAR] to another nongroup entity for the purpose of influencing the nomination or election of a candidate, to a candidate, or to an individual who conducts a write-in campaign as a candidate;

5.7.

6.8.

HB 16 ~~-2-~~ ~~HB0016a~~ ~~New~~ ~~Text~~ ~~Underlined~~ ~~[DELETED~~ ~~TEXT~~ ~~BRACKETED]~~ ~~34-LS0217\A~~ (i) Beginning in the first quarter of calendar year 2031 and once every 10 years thereafter, the commission shall by regulation adjust the contribution limits set out in this section by a percentage equal to the percentage of increase over the preceding ~~10-year~~10- year period in the Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers for urban Alaska prepared by the United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, rounded to the nearest $50 increment.

7.9.

(i) During an election cycle [A CAMPAIGN PERIOD], the commission may not change the manner or format in which reports required of a candidate under this -3- Enrolled HB 16 chapter must be filed.

8.10.

AS 15.13.380(e) is amended to read:

(e) If the commission accepts thecomplaint for consideration on a regular rather than an expedited basis, the commission shall notify the respondent within seven days after receiving the complaint andshall investigate thecomplaint.

Thecommission shall complete an investigation under this section within 90 days after the date the commission receives the complaint unless the commission extends the investigation for good cause.

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The respondent may answer the complaint by filing a written response with the commission within 15 days after the commission notifies the respondent of the complaint.

The commission may grant the respondent additional time to respond to the complaint only for good cause.

The commission shall hold a hearing on the complaint not later than 45 days after the respondent's written response is due.

Not later than 10 days after the hearing, the commission shall issue its order.

If the commission finds that the respondent has engaged in or is about to engage in an act or practice that constitutes or will constitute a violation of this chapter or a regulation adopted under this chapter, the commission shall enter an order requiring the violation to be ceased or to be remedied and shall assess civil penalties under AS 15.13.390.

* Sec.

11.

AS 15.13.380 is amended by adding a new subsection to read:

(l) Beginning 50 days after a complaint is filed, the commission shall provide to the complainant a report on the status of the commission's investigation at least every 10 days.

* Sec.

12.

9.13.

~~The~~AS ~~uncodified~~15.13.068(b) ~~law~~and of15.13.068(c) ~~the~~are ~~State~~repealed. of ~~Alaska~~ is ~~amended~~ by ~~adding~~ a ~~new~~ ~~section~~ to ~~read:~~

* Sec.

14.

The uncodified law of the State of Alaska is amended by adding a new section to Enrolled HB 16 -4- read:

~~HB0016a~~-5- ~~-3-~~Enrolled HB 16 ~~New~~ ~~Text~~ ~~Underlined~~ ~~[DELETED~~ ~~TEXT~~ ~~BRACKETED]~~

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~~34-LS0217\A~~ ~~HOUSE~~ ~~BILL~~ ~~NO.~~

LAWS OF ALASKA Source Chapter No.

16 IN ~~THE~~ ~~LEGISLATURE~~ OF ~~THE~~ ~~STATE~~ OF ~~ALASKA~~ ~~THIRTY-FOURTH~~ ~~LEGISLATURE~~ - ~~FIRST~~ ~~SESSION~~ BY ~~REPRESENTATIVES~~ ~~SCHRAGE,~~ ~~Galvin,~~ ~~Himschoot,~~ ~~Holland,~~ ~~Hall,~~ ~~Mina,~~ ~~Burke,~~ ~~Josephson,~~ ~~Fields,~~ ~~Mears,~~ ~~Carrick~~ ~~Introduced:~~

CSHB 16(STA) am S(efd fld H) _______ AN ACT Requiring a group supporting or opposing a candidate or ballot proposition in a state or local election to maintain an address in the state;

~~1/22/25~~ ~~Referred:~~

amending campaign contribution limits for state and local office;

~~State Affairs A BILL FOR AN ACT ENTITLED "An Act amending campaign contribution limits for state and local office;~~

~~and~~ relating to campaign contribution reporting ~~requirements."~~ BE IT ~~ENACTED~~ BY ~~THE~~ ~~LEGISLATURE~~ OF ~~THE~~ ~~STATE~~ OF ~~ALASKA:~~

relating to campaign contribution reporting requirements;

* ~~Section~~ 1.

relating to administrative complaints filed with the Alaska Public Offices Commission;

and relating to state election expenditures and contributions made by a foreign-influenced corporation or foreign national.

_______________ BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF ALASKA:

THE ACT FOLLOWS ON PAGE 1 Enrolled HB 16 AN ACT Requiring a group supporting or opposing a candidate or ballot proposition in a state or local election to maintain an address in the state;

amending campaign contribution limits for state and local office;

directing the Alaska Public Offices Commission to adjust campaign contribution limits for state and local office once each decade beginning in 2031;

relating to campaign contribution reporting requirements;

relating to administrative complaints filed with the Alaska Public Offices Commission;

and relating to state election expenditures and contributions made by a foreign-influenced corporation or foreign national.

_______________ * Section 1.

The legislature finds that the people of the state believe that political power and influence with public officials should not be allocated solely based on wealth.

The legislature finds that the people of the state believe -1- Enrolled HB 16 that political power and influence with public officials should not be allocated solely based on wealth.

AS 15.13.050(a) is amended to read:

and (2) provide the person's physical address in the state or the physical address of the person's agent registered under (d) of this section.

* Sec.

AS 15.13.050 is amended by adding a new subsection to read:

A person shall notify the commission within 10 days after a change to the person's in-state address, registered agent, or the physical address of the person's registered agent.

* Sec.

(b) Except as provided in (h) of this section, ~~an[AN]~~ individual may contribute not more than ~~HB0016a~~ ~~-1-~~ HB 16 ~~New~~ ~~Text~~ ~~Underlined~~ ~~[DELETED~~ ~~TEXT~~ ~~BRACKETED]~~ ~~34-LS0217\A~~ (1) $2,000 each election cycle [$500 PER YEAR] to a nongroup entity for the purpose of influencing the nomination or election of a candidate, to a candidate, or to an individual who conducts a write-in campaign as a candidate [, OR TO A GROUP THAT IS NOT A POLITICAL PARTY];

(b) Except as provided in (h) of this section, an [AN] individual may contribute not more than (1) $2,000 each election cycle [$500 PER YEAR] to a nongroup entity for the purpose of influencing the nomination or election of a candidate, to a candidate, or to an individual who conducts a write-in campaign as a candidate [, OR TO A GROUP THAT IS NOT A POLITICAL PARTY];

(f) Except as provided in (h) of this section, ~~a[A]~~ nongroup entity may contribute not more than (1) $4,000 each election cycle [$1,000 A YEAR] to another nongroup entity for the purpose of influencing the nomination or election of a candidate, to a candidate, or to an individual who conducts a write-in campaign as a candidate;

(f) Except as provided in (h) of this section, a [A] nongroup entity may contribute not more than (1) $4,000 each election cycle [$1,000 A YEAR] to another nongroup entity for the purpose of influencing the nomination or election of a candidate, to a candidate, or to an individual who conducts a write-in campaign as a candidate;

HB 16 ~~-2-~~ ~~HB0016a~~ ~~New~~ ~~Text~~ ~~Underlined~~ ~~[DELETED~~ ~~TEXT~~ ~~BRACKETED]~~ ~~34-LS0217\A~~ (i) Beginning in the first quarter of calendar year 2031 and once every 10 years thereafter, the commission shall by regulation adjust the contribution limits set out in this section by a percentage equal to the percentage of increase over the preceding ~~10-year~~ period in the Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers for urban Alaska prepared by the United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, rounded to the nearest $50 increment.

(i) Beginning in the first quarter of calendar year 2031 and once every 10 years thereafter, the commission shall by regulation adjust the contribution limits set out in this section by a percentage equal to the percentage of increase over the preceding 10- year period in the Consumer Price Index for all urban consumers for urban Alaska prepared by the United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, rounded to the nearest $50 increment.

(i) During an election cycle [A CAMPAIGN PERIOD], the commission may not change the manner or format in which reports required of a candidate under this chapter must be filed.

(i) During an election cycle [A CAMPAIGN PERIOD], the commission may not change the manner or format in which reports required of a candidate under this -3- Enrolled HB 16 chapter must be filed.

10.

AS 15.13.380(e) is amended to read:

Thecommission shall complete an investigation under this section within 90 days after the date the commission receives the complaint unless the commission extends the investigation for good cause.

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The respondent may answer the complaint by filing a written response with the commission within 15 days after the commission notifies the respondent of the complaint.

The commission may grant the respondent additional time to respond to the complaint only for good cause.

The commission shall hold a hearing on the complaint not later than 45 days after the respondent's written response is due.

Not later than 10 days after the hearing, the commission shall issue its order.

* Sec.

11.

AS 15.13.380 is amended by adding a new subsection to read:

(l) Beginning 50 days after a complaint is filed, the commission shall provide to the complainant a report on the status of the commission's investigation at least every 10 days.

* Sec.

12.

13.

~~The~~ ~~uncodified~~ ~~law~~ of ~~the~~ ~~State~~ of ~~Alaska~~ is ~~amended~~ by ~~adding~~ a ~~new~~ ~~section~~ to ~~read:~~

AS 15.13.068(b) and 15.13.068(c) are repealed.

* Sec.

14.

The uncodified law of the State of Alaska is amended by adding a new section to Enrolled HB 16 -4- read:

~~HB0016a~~ ~~-3-~~ HB 16 ~~New~~ ~~Text~~ ~~Underlined~~ ~~[DELETED~~ ~~TEXT~~ ~~BRACKETED]~~

-5- Enrolled HB 16

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Action History

July 09, 2026
(H) VETOED BY GOVERNOR 7/9/26
July 03, 2026
(H) 11:30 A.M. 6/22/26 Transmitted to Governor
June 04, 2026
(H) MANIFEST ERROR(S)
May 20, 2026
(H) ...CHANGES TECHNICAL TITLE OF LEGISLATION
May 20, 2026
(H) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) FAILED Y24 N16
May 20, 2026
(H) CONCUR AM OF (S) Y21 N19
May 20, 2026
(H) CONCUR MESSAGE TAKEN UP
May 20, 2026
(H) CONCUR MESSAGE RECEIVED
May 19, 2026
(S) VERSION: CSHB 16(STA) AM S
May 19, 2026
(S) TRANSMITTED TO (H) AS AMENDED
May 19, 2026
(S) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) ADOPTED Y20 N-
May 19, 2026
(S) PASSED Y12 N8
May 19, 2026
(S) AUTOMATICALLY IN THIRD READING
May 19, 2026
(S) AM NO 1 ADOPTED UC
May 19, 2026
(S) RETURN TO SECOND FOR AM 1 UC
May 19, 2026
(S) FN2: ZERO(ADM)(UPDATED FOR 2026)
May 19, 2026
(S) BEFORE SENATE ON FINAL PASSAGE
May 19, 2026
(S) RULES TO CALENDAR 5/19/2025
May 20, 2025
(S) RETURNED TO RLS COMMITTEE UC
May 20, 2025
(S) READ THE THIRD TIME CSHB 16(STA)
May 19, 2025
(S) -- MEETING CANCELED --
May 19, 2025
(S) RULES at 09:00 AM BUTROVICH 205
May 19, 2025
(S) ADVANCED TO THIRD READING 5/20 CAL
May 19, 2025
(S) READ THE SECOND TIME
May 19, 2025
(S) RULES TO CALENDAR 5/19/2025
May 14, 2025
(S) Minutes (SFIN)
May 14, 2025
(S) Moved CSHB 16(STA) Out of Committee
May 14, 2025
(S) FINANCE at 09:00 AM SENATE FINANCE 532
May 14, 2025
(S) FN1: ZERO(ADM)
May 14, 2025
(S) AM: STEDMAN, KAUFMAN, CRONK, MERRICK
May 14, 2025
(S) DP: OLSON, HOFFMAN, KIEHL
May 14, 2025
(S) FIN RPT 3DP 4AM
May 09, 2025
(S) CROSS SPONSOR(S): KAWASAKI, KIEHL, OLSON
May 05, 2025
(S) CROSS SPONSOR(S): GIESSEL, WIELECHOWSKI, TOBIN, GRAY-JACKSON, DUNBAR
May 01, 2025
(S) Minutes (SFIN)
May 01, 2025
(S) Heard & Held
May 01, 2025
(S) FINANCE at 09:00 AM SENATE FINANCE 532
April 30, 2025
(S) FIN
April 30, 2025
(S) READ THE FIRST TIME - REFERRALS
April 28, 2025
(H) VERSION: CSHB 16(STA)
April 28, 2025
(H) TRANSMITTED TO (S)
April 28, 2025
(H) COSPONSOR(S): FIELDS, MEARS, CARRICK
April 28, 2025
(H) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) ADOPTED Y28 N12
April 28, 2025
(H) PASSED Y22 N18
April 28, 2025
(H) READ THE THIRD TIME CSHB 16(STA)
April 25, 2025
(H) COSPONSOR(S): JOSEPHSON
April 25, 2025
(H) ADVANCED TO THIRD READING 4/28 CALENDAR
April 25, 2025
(H) AM NO 14 OFFERED AND WITHDRAWN
April 25, 2025
(H) AM NO 13 FAILED Y16 N21 E3
April 25, 2025
(H) AM NO 12 FAILED Y10 N27 E3
April 25, 2025
(H) AM NO 11 AS AMD FAILED Y14 N23 E3
April 25, 2025
(H) AM 1 TO AM 11 ADOPTED UC
April 25, 2025
(H) AM NO 11 OFFERED
April 25, 2025
(H) AM NO 10 FAILED Y16 N21 E3
April 25, 2025
(H) AM NO 10 OFFERED AND PENDING
April 25, 2025
(H) AM NO 9 FAILED Y15 N22 E2 A1
April 25, 2025
(H) AM NOS 7 AND 8 NOT OFFERED
April 25, 2025
(H) AM NO 6 FAILED Y16 N22 E2
April 25, 2025
(H) AM NO 5 FAILED Y18 N21 E1
April 25, 2025
(H) AM NO 4 FAILED Y16 N23 E1
April 25, 2025
(H) AM NO 3 FAILED Y17 N22 E1
April 25, 2025
(H) AM NO 2 FAILED Y18 N21 E1
April 25, 2025
(H) AM NO 1 FAILED Y17 N21 E1 A1
April 25, 2025
(H) STA CS ADOPTED UC
April 25, 2025
(H) READ THE SECOND TIME
April 25, 2025
(H) RULES TO CALENDAR 4/25/2025
April 16, 2025
(H) COSPONSOR(S): HALL, MINA, BURKE
April 11, 2025
(H) FIN REFERRAL REMOVED
April 11, 2025
(H) FN1: ZERO(ADM)
April 11, 2025
(H) NR: MOORE
April 11, 2025
(H) DNP: VANCE, MCCABE
April 11, 2025
(H) DP: HOLLAND, HIMSCHOOT, STORY, CARRICK
April 11, 2025
(H) STA RPT CS(STA) NEW TITLE 4DP 2DNP 1NR
April 10, 2025
(H) Minutes (HSTA)
April 10, 2025
(H) Moved CSHB 16(STA) Out of Committee
April 10, 2025
(H) STATE AFFAIRS at 03:15 PM GRUENBERG 120
April 02, 2025
(H) COSPONSOR(S): HOLLAND
March 29, 2025
(H) Minutes (HSTA)
March 29, 2025
(H) Heard & Held -- Please Note Time Change --
March 29, 2025
(H) STATE AFFAIRS at 01:00 PM GRUENBERG 120
March 27, 2025
(H) Minutes (HSTA)
March 27, 2025
(H) Heard & Held
March 27, 2025
(H) STATE AFFAIRS at 03:15 PM GRUENBERG 120
March 06, 2025
(H) COSPONSOR(S): HIMSCHOOT
February 14, 2025
(H) COSPONSOR(S): GALVIN
January 22, 2025
(H) STA, FIN
January 22, 2025
(H) READ THE FIRST TIME - REFERRALS
January 22, 2025
(H) Prefile released 1/10/25

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Sponsors (1)

Calvin Schrage N Voted No

Co-sponsors (18)

Not signed on (46)

46 members have not signed on to this bill.

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Votes

Concur

May 20, 2026

Passed 21 Yea · 19 Nay

Party	Yea	Nay	Present	Not Voting
Unaffiliated	0	1	0	0
R	2	18	0	0
D	14	0	0	0
N	5	0	0	0
Total	21	19	0	0
% of votes cast	53%	48%	0%	0%

How each member voted (40)

Member	Party	Vote
Steve St. Clair	—	Nay
Andi Story	D	Yea
Andrew Gray	D	Yea
Andy Josephson	D	Yea
Ashley Carrick	D	Yea
Carolyn Hall	D	Yea
Donna Mears	D	Yea
Genevieve Mina	D	Yea
Maxine Dibert	D	Yea
Neal Foster	D	Yea
Nellie Unangiq Jimmie	D	Yea
Robyn Niayuq Frier	D	Yea
Sara Hannan	D	Yea
Ted Eischeid	D	Yea
Zack Fields	D	Yea
Alyse Galvin	N	Yea
Bryce Edgmon	N	Yea
Calvin Schrage	N	Yea
Ky Holland	N	Yea
Rebecca Himschoot	N	Yea
Bill Elam	R	Nay
Chuck Kopp	R	Yea
Dan Saddler	R	Nay
David Nelson	R	Nay
David Nelson	R	Nay
DeLena Johnson	R	Nay
Elexie Moore	R	Nay
Frank Tomaszewski	R	Nay
Jamie Allard	R	Nay
Jeremy Bynum	R	Nay
Jubilee Underwood	R	Nay
Julie Coulombe	R	Nay
Justin Ruffridge	R	Nay
Kevin McCabe	R	Nay
Louise Stutes	R	Yea
Mia Costello	R	Nay
Mike Prax	R	Nay
Rebecca Schwanke	R	Nay
Sarah Vance	R	Nay
Will Stapp	R	Nay

Member	Party	Vote
Bill Wielechowski	D	Yea
Donald Olson	D	Yea
Elvi Gray-Jackson	D	Yea
Forrest Dunbar	D	Yea
Jesse Kiehl	D	Yea
Lyman Hoffman	D	Yea
Löki Tobin	D	Yea
Matt Claman	D	Yea
Scott Kawasaki	D	Yea
Bert Stedman	R	Nay
Cathy Giessel	R	Yea
Cathy Tilton	R	Nay
Gary Stevens	R	Yea
George Rauscher	R	Nay
James Kaufman	R	Nay
Jesse Bjorkman	R	Yea
Kelly Merrick	R	Nay
Mike Cronk	R	Nay
Robert Myers	R	Nay
Robert Yundt	R	Nay

Member	Party	Vote
Robyn Niayuq Burke	—	Yea
Andi Story	D	Yea
Andrew Gray	D	Yea
Andy Josephson	D	Yea
Ashley Carrick	D	Yea
Carolyn Hall	D	Yea
Donna Mears	D	Yea
Genevieve Mina	D	Yea
Maxine Dibert	D	Yea
Neal Foster	D	Yea
Nellie Unangiq Jimmie	D	Yea
Sara Hannan	D	Yea
Ted Eischeid	D	Yea
Zack Fields	D	Yea
Alyse Galvin	N	Yea
Bryce Edgmon	N	Yea
Calvin Schrage	N	Yea
Ky Holland	N	Yea
Rebecca Himschoot	N	Yea
Bill Elam	R	Nay
Cathy Tilton	R	Nay
Chuck Kopp	R	Yea
Dan Saddler	R	Nay
David Nelson	R	Nay
DeLena Johnson	R	Nay
Elexie Moore	R	Nay
Frank Tomaszewski	R	Nay
George Rauscher	R	Nay
Jamie Allard	R	Nay
Jeremy Bynum	R	Nay
Jubilee Underwood	R	Nay
Julie Coulombe	R	Nay
Justin Ruffridge	R	Yea
Kevin McCabe	R	Nay
Louise Stutes	R	Yea
Mia Costello	R	Nay
Mike Prax	R	Nay
Rebecca Schwanke	R	Nay
Sarah Vance	R	Nay
Will Stapp	R	Nay

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