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Zac Johnson
28:20 - 28:45
“I want to highlight the work that happened this year that the legislature did with Senate Bill 64. This was a bipartisan piece of legislation that passed the legislature but was ultimately vetoed by the current governor. And to be clear, if that bill had hit JKT's desk, he would have signed it into law. And it includes just some frankly common sense things: ballot tracking, so that when you vote, you can know where your vote is in the system and make sure that it gets counted.”
- Speaker
- Zac Johnson
- Timestamp
- 28:20 – 28:45
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Alaska
- Captured at
- October 22, 2026
From the transcript
So elections, what, what would we be doing different? First and foremost, I want to highlight the work that happened this year that the legislature did with Senate Bill 64. This was a bipartisan piece of legislation that passed the legislature but was ultimately vetoed by the current governor. And to be clear, if that bill had hit JKT's desk, he would have signed it into law. And it includes just some frankly common sense things: ballot tracking, so that when you vote, you can know where your vote is in the system and make sure that it gets counted.
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