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Nancy Dahlstrom

7:49 - 8:27

“With this act, individuals could give $2,000 to candidates and $5,000 to political parties. Groups besides Political parties could give $4,000 to candidates and $5,000 to other parties or groups.”
Timestamp
7:49 – 8:27
Community
Alaska News
Location
Juneau
Captured at
July 27, 2026

From the transcript

This act would change the amount of money that people and groups can give to state and local political campaigns. A court ruling in 2021 removed the limits on contributions by individuals. With this act, individuals could give $2,000 to candidates and $5,000 to political parties. Groups besides Political parties could give $4,000 to candidates and $5,000 to other parties or groups. Individuals could also give $4,000 to joint campaigns for governor and lieutenant governor, and groups could give $8,000.

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