Kathleen Kennedy
com. Occupation: Retired. Education: Cazenovia Central School 1967 SUNY Buffalo 1968-1970 San Diego Mesa College AA degree 1996. Public service: Pharmacy Technician Veteran's Administration: Palo Alto, San Francisco and San Diego.
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“It's time for change. Alaskan families deserve an economy that rewards their hard work, not one where corporate greed raises costs while they struggle. Alaskans deserve affordable healthcare. No one should lose their home, or go into debt, because they were hospitalized. Medical debt is purchased by private equity; they buy medical practices, and fire those who built the practice through years of hard work. When elected, I will propose a bill to protect everyone from these vile practices.”
(Alaska Division of Elections Official Election Pamphlet) “Energy costs are rising daily. Fossil fuels are running out, damaging our fisheries and destroying the climate. We need to investigate and subsidize alternative energy sources (wind, solar and hydroelectric), while being cautious and ensuring they do not impact our fisheries, wildlife or forests. Our public schools were failed by years of underfunding. Some of our children cannot read or write, class sizes are huge, schools are closing and infrastructure is crumbling.”
(Alaska Division of Elections Official Election Pamphlet) “Public employees, including teachers and first-responders, need a livable wage and better retirement. I will fight to fully fund our public schools so every student is ready to succeed. Private equity purchases hundreds of units for vacation rentals, causing hard-working families to pay exorbitant rents. I will fight for low-income housing in every new project, and limit private equity involvement.”
(Alaska Division of Elections Official Election Pamphlet)Elexie Moore
Elexie Moore Elexie Moore's career experience includes working as a real estate agent. Moore was assigned to the following committees:
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“I am running for re-election because I believe Alaska's best days are still ahead. Our families deserve a strong economy, affordable energy, safe communities, excellent schools, and a government that lives within its means.”
(Alaska Division of Elections Official Election Pamphlet) “As your representative, I have worked to deliver real results by supporting responsible resource development, advancing legislation that cuts government red tape, strengthening protections for Alaska families and seniors, supporting agriculture and food security, and securing funding for early intervention services that help children succeed. I believe elected officials should solve problems, not create more of them.”
(Alaska Division of Elections Official Election Pamphlet) “I will continue fighting for fiscal responsibility, protecting the Permanent Fund, growing private-sector jobs, and expanding opportunities for future generations. Alaska has every resource needed to thrive if we have the courage to develop them responsibly while preserving the freedoms and values that make our state unique.”
(Alaska Division of Elections Official Election Pamphlet)Stephen Wright
Stephen Wright has served in the U.S. Air Force. He attended Ricks College. He earned a degree from the Community College of the Air Force Avionics Systems Technology in 1997. He earned dual bachelor's degrees in accounting and management from Park University in 1998. He earned a master's degree from Wayland Baptist University in business administration in 2004.
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“Our private economy has been throttled ever since Governor Walker vetoed and slashed our statutory Permanent Fund Dividend. In 2018, the Legislature transitioned to a Market Value Model, creating an architectural "growth trap" as the public sector expanded relative to the private economy. This shift decouples the Dividend from real-world earnings, prioritizing large bureaucracy over individual citizens. It is time to end the PFD theft, restore our maximum Constitutional benefits, and return to fiscal sanity.”
(Alaska Division of Elections Official Election Pamphlet) “District 28 deserves a representative who prioritizes our energy needs and acts with professional integrity. The incumbent voted with liberals to kill a critical natural gas pipeline bill, yet she was caught ordering personal wine on a live microphone during a high-stakes House Finance hearing. She also backed SB 113-a costly tax scheme that hurts families-and voted for HB 57 to increase state spending without taxpayer accountability.”
(Alaska Division of Elections Official Election Pamphlet) “My 2026 Priorities: • Restore Full Formula: Return the PFD payment to its traditional, statutory calculation. • Fiscal Transparency: Enforce strict budgeting transparency with responsible cuts to non-essential items. • Security & Prosperity: Support natural resource development, infrastructure, law enforcement, and our core obligations to veterans and seniors. I stand for veteran-led leadership that follows the law as written.”
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