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Republican Lt. Gov. Mead Treadwell indicated Monday that he is moving closer to a run for the United States Senate now that Gov. Sean Parnell has ruled himself out of that race.Parnell's announcement Friday that he will seek reelection ended...
...He is eligible to seek another four-year term as governor, although some Republicans hope he will run for the United States Senate instead. That would set up a marquee clash with freshman Sen. Mark Begich, D-Alaska, who is considered a...
...at the age of 88, was a kindred spirit to Alaska's late Sen. Ted Stevens - and one of the few members of the United States Senate who served longer than Stevens.Inouye, a Hawaii Democrat, was a senator for almost 50 years.Like Stevens...
...even as his boss, Gov. Sean Parnell, has maintained publicly that he has not decided whether to run for the United States Senate in 2014, when his own term as governor will be up.The Juneau Empire reported on Dec. 4 that Treadwell said...
...School District, are Alaska's delegates to the United States Senate Youth Program for the 2012-2013 school year...Alaska's delegates and alternates to the prestigious United States Senate Youth Program. It was difficult to choose from...
...twice and served until 1953. He was elected to the United States Senate October 6, 1955, from the Territory of Alaska...Bartlett and Gruening were elected as Democrats to the United States Senate. Bartlett and Gruening, upon admission of Alaska...
...made any applications because they don't want to be in the position of having to defend the indefensible. The United States Senate is on record as proceeding with law and policy in an atmosphere of science denial, notably in energy, climate...
...Mayor Sally Smith, representing Democratic Sen. Mark Begich at the event, referred to Begich's position on the United States Senate Committee on Veterans' Affairs in welcoming Stand Down to Juneau."I know he extends a heartfelt thanks to the...
...Westover and Stein were vying to succeed then-Mayor Scott McAdams, the unsuccessful Democratic nominee for the United States Senate seat of Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, that year."I don't think much about that," said Westover of the...
...budding spring of the Southeast forest, to begin his final flourishing journey from Earth to Heaven. All Alaska is better for the 102 years he graced us with his life and love. ? Murkowski represents Alaska in the United States Senate.