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Jamie Heinz
81:18 - 81:33
“we recognized that the language in code and that could mean any, anybody in the state or anybody in the country. And so this change would first have standing and be a resident of the municipality.”
- Speaker
- Jamie Heinz
- Timestamp
- 81:18 – 81:33
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- October 8, 2026
From the transcript
So last year there were two Ken period, and this year actually, and while both of those challengers were a reality, we recognized that the language in code and that could mean any, anybody in the state or anybody in the country. And so this change would first have standing and be a resident of the municipality.
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