Cathy Tilton
13:05 - 13:45
“HB 381 and passing this key piece of legislation isn't about choosing between revenue and development. It's about securing both for Alaska's future. And I look forward to being a yes vote to vote on a clean piece of legislation.”
- Speaker
- Cathy Tilton
- Timestamp
- 13:05 – 13:45
- Transcript
- Alaska Legislature: SMIN-20260617-1630
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- June 17, 2026
From the transcript
It aligns Alaska with successful LNG projects across the world, and it positions us to export— to high-demand markets with prioritizing our in-state needs first and strengthening America's energy independence. This is a fiscally responsible development that honors our Constitution, which we hear about all the time, the constitutional mandate to maximize the benefits of our resources for current and future generations. So lastly, I'll just say that HB 381 and passing this key piece of legislation isn't about choosing between revenue and development. It's about securing both for Alaska's future. And I look forward to being a yes vote to vote on a clean piece of legislation.
Related Coverage
Alaska Senate minority demands clean floor vote on LNG tax bill
Alaska Senate Republicans demanded a floor vote on HB 381, the LNG volumetric tax bill, without amendments. • The majority has not said whether it will attach an S-corporation tax provision the minority opposes. • Minority senators cited lower energy costs as the project's main public benefit for Alaskans.
