We have the right to know who is spending to influence Alaska's elections.
VOTENO on 2to keep dark money out of Alaska politics
WhyREALAlaskans are voting NO on 2
Outside billionaires are spending big to get rid of our public disclosure and transparency laws—bringing back unlimited dark money and the corruption that comes with it.
The repeal campaign doesn’t talk about dark money because they don’t want you to know that a repeal of ranked choice voting also means taking away your right to know who is trying to buy your vote.
Outside billionaires are spending big to get rid of our public disclosure and transparency laws—bringing back unlimited dark money and the corruption that comes with it.
The repeal campaign doesn’t talk about dark money because they don’t want you to know that a repeal of ranked choice voting also means taking away your right to know who is trying to buy your vote.
Don’t let outsiders open up Alaska to unlimited dark money spending.
Alaska has some of the toughest campaign finance transparency laws in the country.
Now, Outside spenders are funding a ballot measure in November to get rid of those laws.
They say their proposal is just about getting rid of ranked choice voting…
… they don’t want you to know it would also flood Alaska’s elections with untraceable campaign cash.
Get to know the 100+ Alaska leaders saying NO to unlimited dark money in Alaska’s elections.
Aaron Schutt Interior
Former President and CEO of Doyon Ltd, former Board Chair of the ANCSA Regional Association, hockey coach.
Sen. Gary Stevens Kodiak
Alaska State Senate, Senate President
“We’ve elected legislators who care more about representing their constituents than adhering to political extremes. Our system promotes cooperation and bipartisanship, and that’s good for all Alaskans.”
Heidi Drygas Juneau
Executive Director at ASEA-AFSCME Local 52, former Alaska Commissioner of Labor & Workforce Development, attorney
“Alaskans have already voted for our election system twice. It’s time for special interests to stop undermining the will of the voters.”
Joelle Hall Anchorage
Alaska AFL-CIO President, U.S. Army Veteran
John Lincoln Kotzebue
President and CEO of NANA, former State House Representative
Jon Cook Fairbanks
Retired business executive, former chair Alaska Railroad Corporation board
“The right to vote is sacred. It’s our voice.”
Julie Kitka Chugach Region
Former president of Alaska Federation of Natives
“I believe the effort to reach consensus, and compromise is the foundation of American excellence. Alaska can be a leader to bring civility and reason back to politics.”
McHugh Pierre Juneau
President and CEO of Goldbelt Incorporated
“Most of my friends and family don’t see themselves as strictly Republican or Democrat. They’re Alaskans and vote the Uncle Ted way. Our election system ensures independent voters like me can fully participate in our democracy, including in the primaries.”
Nicole Borromeo Anchorage
President of ANCSA Regional Association, attorney
“Under Alaska’s election system, voters have the right to pick the best candidate for the job. We should protect our elections so that the power stays in our hands, not special interest groups.”
Patrick FitzGerald Anchorage
Political Coordinator for Teamsters Local 959
“We built this system to make sure every Alaskan has a say. Rolling it back would be a step in the wrong direction.”
Shauna Hegna Kodiak Region
President of Koniag, Incorporated
“I don’t want outside money deciding our elections. That’s for Alaskans to do.”
Crystal Worl Juneau
Artist and Designer at Trickster Company
“I appreciate how mathematically, our election system gives no one candidate an advantage. That means no one can win it all in a low-turnout primary, so the best overall candidate wins in the general election.”
DJ Fauske Anchorage and Utqiaġvik
Deputy Director Government and External Affairs, North Slope Borough
“Democracy and equality should lead our decision making. Our election system allows Alaskans to choose their representation. Let’s keep that option alive!”
Jackie Qataliña Schaeffer Qikiqtaģruq (Kotzebue)
Iñupiaq Climate and Cultural Activist
“I support this system because it gives access to voters to select the person and the issues, not the politics.”
Lance Miller Anchorage
Vice President of Natural Resources of NANA Regional Corporation and Past Board President of Resource Development Council
Lia Heifetz Juneau
Co-Founder of Barnacle Foods
“Alaska’s current election system gives us great freedom to vote for candidates of our own choosing. I don’t want to turn the clock back and curtail that liberty.”
Tom Barrett Anchorage
Community Volunteer, Former President of Alyeska Pipeline Service Co., Former Vice Admiral U.S. Coast Guard
Sam Kito Jr. Juneau
Former President of Alaska Federation of Natives and Founding Member of First Alaskans Institute
