Preserving a Republican Majority in the Alaska State House
One of the most important aspects of this 2024 State House Primary is whether or not we will hold onto a majority going into the next Legislative Session. All 40 of Alaska’s House seats and half of Alaska’s 20 Senate seats are up for election in November.
The August 20 primary election will use ranked choice voting. This is an open primary, it is nonpartisan. We need your support to make it to the general election in November.
How does candidate Rebecca Schwanke fit into this race?
Rebecca has always been a registered Republican
Rebecca has consistently supported conservative Alaskan values
Rebecca has always supported traditional American liberties
No other candidate in the race for House District 36 has her robust experience from government, to private to non-governmental organization sectors.
Maintaining our freedom to live subsistence lifestyles while working to secure the best future for our children are top priorities. Urban encroachment and social media are taking a toll on our rural family, friends and neighbors.
Rebecca will work every day to ensure Alaskans maintain their Constitutionally mandated freedoms and liberties, while working to keep government focused on mandated essential services with sustainability in mind.
Representative Mike Cronk bravely marched a conservative path in Juneau, while keeping the best interest of rural Alaskans in mind.
Together we can help advance common sense policies and ideas Representative Mike Cronk started.
The reward of taking youth hunting in the mountains is monumental. There’s no greater joy than seeing our young people rise to a challenge.
Read full article, “Alaska’s candidate lists for legislative and congressional races are set after Saturday’s deadline” By Iris Samuels
here: https://www.adn.com/politics/2024/06/01/alaskas-candidate-list-is-finalized-after-saturday-deadline/