Tara Sweeney

This seat is worth fighting for, and I am in this race because Alaskans deserve an experienced leader who will stand up and fight for our shared interests.

He is a respected member of the United States Senate, a bridge builder, and an effective leader for Alaska.

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OPINION: SB 77 is a good bill that aims to provide clarity and accessibility to both companies and shareholders, especially in light of the significant ambiguities in current Alaska statutory and case law.

OPINION: Opponents of reform have labeled the effort to breathe new life into North Slope oil production, and to foster long-term investment, as a "giveaway” to the industry. In fact, these very critics are stifling Alaska’s future oil development and economic stability.

The Department of Interior's recent critical habitat designation for polar bears should concern all Americans. The department's decision is flawed; it is a poor attempt to legislate climate change through regulation, a failure of national security policy and simply bad federal Indian policy.