...in a three-way race. First of all, not all the past write-in candidacies are comparable to Murkowski's bid. Robin Taylor's run for governor in 1998 began in the last week of the race, much too late to even call it a campaign. Nick Begich...

...voters affixing a sticker, free of spelling errors, to their ballot is now illegal. In 1998's gubernatorial race Robin Taylor learned 6,000 voters have a creative way of spelling a common last name If all the moderates and progressives come...

...closing the fiscal gap. "This is the best way I can think of to increase revenues for the state of Alaska," said Sen. Robin Taylor, a Wrangell Republican. But it seems to be "a rhetorical point" only, said Senate Minority Leader Johnny Ellis...

...Rokeberg, like Murkowski, says the royalties should be used to cushion the fall. An amendment to the bill by Sen. Robin Taylor, a Wrangell Republican, that was passed Monday in the Senate sends the percent back to 50 percent if individual dividends...

...mushing, and more exotic activities such as dude ranching, bungee jumping and helicopter-assisted skiing. Sen. Robin Taylor, a Republican from Wrangell, spoke out against the bill, arguing it would give a "free ride" to moneymaking enterprises...

...this administration, we can see significant additional utilization of a terribly underutilized resource," said Sen. Robin Taylor, a Wrangell Republican and the sponsor of the bill. Opponents say the changes would lessen oversight and public input...

...isn't doing enough to encourage the hunt for new oil, compared to incentives other countries are offering. Sen. Robin Taylor, a Wrangell Republican, said he supports spurring oil development, but he worries about the cost of the tax credits...

...voting for the bill allowing the wage deduction for fish plant workers were Democrats Hoffman, Lincoln and Olson and Republicans Alan Austerman, John Cowdery, Lyda Green, Loren Leman, Phillips, Ben Stevens, Robin Taylor and Gary Wilken.

...sports or recreational activities should be responsible for the inherent risk associated with those activities. Sen. Robin Taylor, a Wrangell Republican, spoke out strongly against the bill. He said it would give a "free ride" to moneymaking...

...bill, and the Senate failed to act on any of them, primarily because of opposition from Senate Judiciary Chairman Robin Taylor of Wrangell. Taylor's opposition is based in part on RCA decisions to allow local telephone competition in markets...