Alaska

Alaska's voice in Washington — its U.S. Senators and House members. Federal law, not state law.

Data from Congress.gov

The people who represent and run Alaska at the state level — as opposed to Washington. Its State Senate and House write Alaska law (the budget, criminal code, schools); its governors lead the executive; its state-court judges interpret it. Browse by role below — sortable, filterable by party, with a Contact button where a legislator publishes a public email.

Legislature data from OpenStates

• State Senate 20 members 9D · 11R
• State House 40 members 14D · 21R · 5O

All partiesRepublicanDemocratic20 state senate9 D11 R

Name ▲	Party	District	Contact
Bert Stedman	Republican	District A	Contact
Bill Wielechowski	Democratic	District K	Contact
Cathy Giessel	Republican	District E	Contact
Cathy Tilton	Republican	District M	Contact
Donny Olson	Democratic	District T	Contact
Elvi Gray-Jackson	Democratic	District G	Contact
Forrest Dunbar	Democratic	District J	Contact
Gary Stevens	Republican	District C	Contact
George Rauscher	Republican	District O	Contact
James Kaufman	Republican	District F	Contact
Jesse Bjorkman	Republican	District D	Contact
Jesse Kiehl	Democratic	District B	Contact
Kelly Merrick	Republican	District L	Contact
Löki Tobin	Democratic	District I	Contact
Lyman Hoffman	Democratic	District S	Contact
Matt Claman	Democratic	District H	Contact
Mike Cronk	Republican	District R	Contact
Rob Yundt	Republican	District N	Contact
Robb Myers	Republican	District Q	Contact
Scott Kawasaki	Democratic	District P	Contact

Current roster — CivicGate stores the sitting state senate; historical membership isn't tracked yet. Legislators with a public email can be contacted directly.

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Data from OpenStates

• SB 208 An Act relating to industrial hemp; relating to the sale and lease of state land for agricultural uses; designating the O-S Cross cabbage, commonly known as 'giant green cabbage,' as the official state vegetable; and providing for an effective date. To Executive July 27, 2026 (S) DUE BACK FROM GOVERNOR 8/15/26
• SB 143 An Act relating to ethics and budget training for school board members; relating to the terms of office of municipal school board members; relating to the size of the city council in second class cities; and providing for an effective date. To Executive July 27, 2026 (S) DUE BACK FROM GOVERNOR 8/12/26
• HCR 302 Authorizing the Senate and the House of Representatives to recess for a period of more than three days. To Executive July 27, 2026 (H) LEGISLATIVE RESOLVE 73
• HCR 301 Suspending Rules 47 and 55, Uniform Rules of the Alaska State Legislature, relating to the carry-over of bills to a special session. To Executive July 27, 2026 (H) LEGISLATIVE RESOLVE 72
• HB 249 An Act relating to the transfer of a vehicle to an insurance company. Became Law July 27, 2026 (H) EFFECTIVE DATE(S) OF LAW 10/18/26
• HB 176 An Act relating to notice of new fees and fee increases from the University of Alaska; relating to billing statements from the University of Alaska; and providing for an effective date. To Executive July 27, 2026 (H) DUE BACK FROM GOVERNOR 8/10/26

All Alaska state bills →

Data from FEC + curated

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Federal money flowing to Alaska (grants, contracts, direct payments, loans), by fiscal year.

Data from USAspending

FY2025: $18,452,390,041

Alaska funding profile — recipients & breakdown →Compare states →