Vote Rebecca Schwanke
Life-long Alaskan,
Conservative Republican for
State House District 36
Pathway to Success for Alaska
We must start with a balanced, responsible, and sustainable state budget. We must endeavor to move the state back towards government spending that is linked to the health of our state’s economy.
When our private economy thrives, Alaskans benefit broadly. When Alaskans are doing well financially, they determine where their hard-earned money and time is spent, including supporting causes they deem worthy. Our state health, education, and child services were once run by volunteers. Now, these are billion dollar government-run services, with millions more going to non-profits. We must bring annual accountability review and implement key performance indicators for all Alaska government services and grant programs. If we focus on core services, we can achieve fiscal responsibility and reduce state spend.
State policy decisions must prioritize enabling growth in the private economy in order to bring revenue to our state through consistent and predictable decision-making, reducing risk for current and future Alaskan businesses. For each new development project, we must commit to ensuring sustainability. This includes continually improving our workforce and wild resources along the way.
Throughout every action, the Legislature must maintain public safety and judicial prudence rooted in the Alaska Constitution. We must ensure we are continually building and maintaining essential transportation infrastructure. Last but perhaps the most important of all, we must consistently advocate for quality and transparent public education opportunities for Alaska’s youth.
To achieve long-term success for Alaska, we must work diligently to avoid impeding individual freedoms and liberties, instead, encouraging personal responsibility and effort. When a helping hand is necessary, we must work together to effectively lift up Alaskans to live their best life.
Given engaged individuals, strong healthy families, and bustling communities, our state will attract positive investment and buy-in, strengthening our future.
I am running for re-election to
continue to fight for
Families,
Freedoms, and our
Alaskan
Way of Life
District 36 is a large and diverse district covering rural interior villages on and off the road system, as well as a portion of north Fairbanks. I strive to best represent each and every one of my constituents on issues ranging from subsistence, to transportation, to healthcare, energy and more.
In the 34th Legislature, I served on the Education and Health and Social Services committees. I am proud of my consistent efforts to ensure accountability and personal freedom.
From day one, I have worked hard to take your input and turn that into action in our Capitol.
All of my votes can be accessed here.
Learn more about House District 36 here.
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Rebecca Schwanke Intro
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I am a rural District 36 Alaskan, I am a friend, a neighbor, a wife, and a mother! In seeking re-election, I will continue to follow the principles I initially ran on. Our families need to have the fish, the wildlife, and access to reliable affordable energy to stay in our homes. I was born, raised, and educated in Alaska. My history as a wildlife biologist, a business owner, and a school board member guide me in fiscal and policy matters. I will continue to be a voice for common sense. I will work hard every day for all my constituents, with integrity and passion. I believe in family values, hard work, and perseverance. I will do everything I can to help improve opportunities for Alaskans to thrive for generations to come.
Pro Alaskan wild game and wild caught fish
Pro PFD and a Balanced State Budget
Pro American rights, liberties and freedoms
Pro Public Safety, Military and Veterans
Pro common sense energy and economic development
Pro high quality educational and early employment opportunities
Key Priorities
Thank you District 36 for the support!
Proven Experience, Leadership, and Commitment to Excellence
District 36 represents the best of Alaska.
We are largely an unorganized region, self-reliant and supportive of friends and neighbors. I will fight to keep it that way.
