Asamblea de Anchorage – Distrito 1
Nick Danger
Justin Milette
Max Powers
Sydney Scout
Los escaños de la Junta Escolar de Anchorage son de representación general, por lo que todos los votantes de Anchorage pueden votar por ellos.
Alexander Rosales
(Escaño C)
Rachel Blakeslee
(Escaño C)
Sharon Gibbons
(Escaño D)
Paul McDonogh
(Escaño D)
Dustin Thomas House Darden
(Escaño D)
$12 million — Maintains classroom stability and educational services, and would provide funds for about 90 additional teachers.
$6.05 million — Improves parks, facilities, and trails including the Mountain View Community Center.
$350,000 — Funds exterior improvements and parking lot reconstruction at the Elmore Station.
$2.5 million — Replaces fire engine trucks for the Anchorage Fire Service Area.
$7.15 million — Repairs and renovates public facilities, including the Loussac Library and Performing Arts Center.
$38.45 million — Repairs, upgrades, and improves roads and storm drainage infrastructure.
$1.72 million — Improves parking, trails, and wayfinding to enhance public access.
$8.99 million — Funds traffic safety upgrades, emergency vehicle replacement, and transit facility improvements.
Find more information about the 2026 Municipal Bonds here.
Voting eligibility is determined by U.S. citizenship and residency requirements set by law. While many Pacific Island communities have deep historical, cultural, and legal relationships with the United States, not all U.S.-affiliated statuses include the right to vote in federal, state, or local elections.
The table below provides a general overview of U.S. affiliation, citizenship status, and voting eligibility under current law.
