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Jamie Heinz
57:34 - 57:56
“And then, and I don't think that would be cost prohibitive.”
- Speaker
- Jamie Heinz
- Timestamp
- 57:34 – 57:56
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- October 8, 2026
From the transcript
And so if it became burdensome in the weeks of candidate filing, I could ask 1 or 2 to come in and spend a day or 2 helping us. And then, and I don't think that would be cost prohibitive. And then we also have moved, bumped the week, bumped it a week early. So it gives us, it's, it's still 2 weeks, it's just 1 week earlier in the year. So it gives us an extra week to reach out to the candidate if they need extras.
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