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Treg Taylor

18:40 - 19:23

"I'm going to prioritize protecting the most vulnerable, and that's public safety, infrastructure that is going to help move the state forward, unlocking and unleashing our resource potential— timber, minerals, rare earths— and our education."

“I'm going to prioritize protecting the most vulnerable, and that's public safety, infrastructure that is going to help move the state forward, unlocking and unleashing our resource potential— timber, minerals, rare earths— and our education.”
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Alaska News
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September 18, 2026

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I'm going to prioritize protecting the most vulnerable, and that's public safety, infrastructure that is going to help move the state forward, unlocking and unleashing our resource potential— timber, minerals, rare earths— and our education. Right? But with education, I think we need to be more out— we spend so much time talking about the amount we spend in education, but very little talking about the outcomes for our kids. And so the answer to all three questions that we were asked at the very beginning is building our economy, which will provide prosperity for Alaska families. I'm proud of my record on that as the Attorney General.

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