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Here are the 17 Republicans who flip-flopped on the education bill

One vote away: Legislators miss the chance to override Gov. Dunleavy's education bill veto as 17 Republicans backtrack.

Legislators fail to override Dunleavy’s education bill veto, as Republicans question whether schools are a worthwhile investment

The Alaska Legislature fell a single vote short of overriding Republican Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s veto of a landmark education bill.

In another unhinged news conference, Gov. Dunleavy tells legislators to ‘move on’ from school bill he vetoed

Perhaps the most surprising message from the news conference was the governor’s insistence that legislators give up on making any meaningful education policy changes this year.

Alaska Gov. Dunleavy vetoes bipartisan education bill, throwing critical public school funding into question

Gov. Mike Dunleavy made good on his threat to veto a widely supported education bill after legislators refused to deliver a second education bill loaded with his priorities.

In higher revenue forecast, legislators see lifelines for schools, energy and snow removal

State expects revenue boost, igniting discussions among legislators on budget priorities, including education, snow removal, and infrastructure upkeep.

Legislature in the dark on the eve of Gov. Dunleavy’s education bill veto deadline

Legislative leaders work to negotiate with Governor Mike Dunleavy before the deadline for a pivotal education bill, facing uncertainty over his potential veto.

Alaska Legislature votes down most of Gov. Dunleavy’s executive orders

Alaska lawmakers block most of the Governor's ambitious executive orders, wary of centralized power and diminished public input.

As vote nears, even Republicans are pointing out the problems with Dunleavy’s executive orders

Lawmakers tackle Gov. Mike Dunleavy's executive orders, igniting discussions on power dynamics and checks and balances.

Little evidence or support for Dunleavy’s $180 million study on teacher bonuses

Senators weigh the controversial $180 million teacher bonus proposal by Gov. Mike Dunleavy amid minimal evidence and public support, raising questions about its impact and affordability.

Ranked choice supporters ask judge for pre-election ruling on repeal group’s misdeeds

A group pushing to preserve Alaska’s ranked choice voting system seeks expedited court ruling on state regulators’ decision to penalize repeal supporters.

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