AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAlaska LNG: The Alaska House Majority says Gov. Mike Dunleavy’s latest Alaska LNG bill doesn’t have the votes, collapsing a third straight special session and drawing a sharp rebuke from the governor after business groups criticized the tax package. State Politics: With Tuesday’s open primary looming, candidates in Alaska’s crowded governor’s race are spending heavily—about $10 million a week ahead of the vote—while regulators scrutinize possible self-funding violations. Energy & Policy: Dunleavy’s compromise LNG proposal would nearly eliminate pipeline property taxes and add a 2% S-corp income tax on certain privately held producers, a key fight point for lawmakers and industry. Local Governance & Safety: Dearborn police warn residents to avoid alleged outside anti-Islam protesters at an upcoming city council meeting. Native Affairs & Federal Contracting: Federal documents show an Alaska Native corporation, Koniag Government Services, will operate a 24-hour ICE call center in rural Tennessee. Natural Resources & Industry: Nova Minerals is ramping up its Estelle project in Alaska with three drill rigs running around the clock and antimony pilot-plant progress at Port MacKenzie. Elections Guide: Voters have until 8 p.m. Aug. 18; the ballot includes Measure 1, which would cap individual campaign donations at $2,000 per election cycle.
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