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Sign Waving - 8/26/2008 - Show your support for Clean Elections Monday, August 25 and Tuesday, August 26!Opinion: Tom and Arlene Simpler - 8/26/2008 - It is high time that we Alaskans bring some sanity back to the election process.
Opinion: Jim Cobis - 8/26/2008 - Consider corruption of oil, mining money
Editorial: The Ester Republic - 8/25/2008 - Sometimes it seems to me that our representatives and officials in government are trying as hard as they possibly can to eviscerate our economy, our health, our environment, our freedom, our future.
Editorial: Anchorage Daily News - 8/25/2008 - Fight political corruption by voting yes on Measure 3
Clean Elections Works! - 8/25/2008 - In the seven states with Clean Elections, the statistics tell the story of success.
How Clean Elections Works - 8/25/2008 - Learn how Clean Elections will work in Alaska and how it is working in other states.
In the Media - 8/25/2008 - Next Radio show August 20, 8 to 9 AM. Get the latest on air and in print by and about Alaskans for Clean Elections. Watch Clean Elections video on KACN-TV beginning July 5.
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Clean Elections is a practical, proven system that will put Alaska voters in control of Alaska's elections. Under Clean Elections, candidates who demonstrate they have a strong base of public support and agree to forego private fundraising are eligible for public financing of their campaigns.Learn more...
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![]() Latest News8/27/2008Ballot Measures Fail at Polls Voters failed to support any of the four ballot measures on the primary ballot. Read More 8/22/2008 Alaska Common Ground Forum Rebroadcast KACN-TV and KSKA announce rebroadcast dates/times of the Wednesday, August 20th forum. Read More 8/21/2008 Jim Sykes on The Eddie Burke Show Clean Elections supporter Jim Sykes will discuss Ballot Measure 3 on the radio Thursday, 8/21/2008 at 2pm. Read More 8/21/2008 Tim June on Cutting Edge Tim June, Clean Elections Chair, will appear on The Cutting Edge with C.C. Friday, 8/22/2008. Read More 8/15/2008 Cajun Cook-Out Fundraiser Rain or Shine, you are invited to a Deep Fried Turkey Dinner Friday, August 15, 2008! Read More 8/15/2008 State files criminal charges against lobbyist Lobbyist Ashley Reed faces jail time for seven misdemeanors. Read More 8/11/2008 Bill Weimar pleads guilty Bill Weimar, pleaded guilty Monday in U.S. District Court to conspiring to make illegal payments to a legislative candidate in 2004. Read More 8/11/2008 Clean Elections Rally Clean Elections Initiative Supporters to Rally in front of US District Court House 12:30 pm Monday at the US District Court House 222 W. 7th Avenue - Anchorage Read More |
Our loss, and the loss of all the Ballot Measures, can most likely be attributed to the $8 Million spent by the S. African mining industry to turn out the NO vote on Ballot Measure #4. It turned out people who were not our voters. It, once again, proves our claim that big money special interests continues to dominate Alaska politics. Clean Elections will put an end to that influence.
We believe when voters get honest information to evaluate Clean Elections, it will become a reality in Alaska.
Alaskans cannot afford to stand idly by and allow special interests to continue influencing our election system. We must continue to work together to bring control of Alaska back to our people.
My heart-felt thanks for a great grassroots campaign. We will prevail!
Tim June, Chair of Alaskans for Clean Elections
Clean Elections is a voluntary, straight-forward process that levels the playing field, reduces the power of special interests and holds elected officials accountable to the voters. Try our walk-through to see how transparent and effective Clean Elections in Alaska works.
2006 candidates for state office raised $11,245,300 for their campaigns. Since then, our state has been rocked by corruption scandal after scandal. Learn more about why we need Clean Elections in Alaska now.
Clean Elections has wide bi-partisan support from your neighbors, current and former elected officials and organziations that want an end to special-interest controlled government. |



