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Matt Acuña Buxton

Matt Acuña Buxton
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Matt Acuña Buxton is a long-time political reporter who has written for the Fairbanks Daily News-Miner and The Midnight Sun political blog. He also authors the daily politics newsletter, The Alaska Memo, and can frequently be found live-tweeting public meetings on Bluesky.

Halter Beats Devilbiss For Mat-Su Mayor

The Mat-Su Borough has released updated election results for the October 6th elections. The new numbers show Vern Halter winning the Mat-su mayor's race over incumbent Larry Devilbiss.

Don Young Launches New Radio Ad

Don Young Launches New Radio Ad

Weed Advocates Push For On Site Consumption

Sponsors of Ballot Measure 2, the initiative that legalized marijuana for adults in Alaska, are urging the state Marijuana Control Board (MCB) to create a licensing process and regulations for marijuana businesses at which adults can purchase and consume marijuana.

Friday in the Sun (Oct 16)

Dems pulling together to elect their guy, Republicans ignoring their girl, and union fraud finally on trial. Its Friday in the Sun!!!

Alaska Chamber Sets Legislative Priorities

The Alaska Chamber held their annual meeting in Fairbanks this week where they discussed and voted on the legislative priorities to lobby state and federal officials on in the coming year.

McGuire Charged With Not Disclosing Husband’s Income

APOC is charging State Senator Lesil McGuire for failing to disclose income from her husband, even though APOC says they told her to several times.

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KTVA Chases KTUU In Anchorage TV News Ratings

The May and July 2015 sweeps, a year and a half after the KTVA reboot, marks a good starting point to begin drawing judgments on what, if any, progress KTVA is making in its quest to compete.

Begich Leaves Door Open To Senate Run

Tuesday, filling in as host of a local Anchorage radio talk show, Begich was directly asked by a caller if he would run for office next cycle. His response will have people talking.

Gov. Walker Flips Script on Environmentalists

Gov. Bill Walker is turning the tables on environmentalists, saying Alaska needs the revenues new oil development would provide to fight climate change.

Repealed Labor Law Already An Issue In Assembly Race

The West Anchorage Assembly race is still six months from being decided, but it's already getting heated as the three way dynamic between solidly conservative Adam Trombley, proudly progressive Eric Croft, and decidedly non-partisan Ira Perman forces all three candidates to jockey to define both themselves and their opponents.

Beiling Challenges Hawker In GOP Primary

Friday morning on the Rick Rydell radio show former Florida congressional candidate Ross Beiling announced he was challenging Mike Hawker in the Republican primary for state house district 28.

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