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Weaver

4:29 - 4:50

"Mandate is you don't have to do anything at all. 80% Of people just didn't care enough to vote. I've often said Ketchikan will get the healthcare that it fights for. That's true. But tonight, with respect to the lease, Ketchikan will get the healthcare that it's voted for, or in our case, not voted for."

“Mandate is you don't have to do anything at all. 80% Of people just didn't care enough to vote. I've often said Ketchikan will get the healthcare that it fights for. That's true. But tonight, with respect to the lease, Ketchikan will get the healthcare that it's voted for, or in our case, not voted for.”
Speaker
Weaver
Timestamp
4:29 – 4:50
Community
Alaska News
Location
Ketchikan
Captured at
October 23, 2026

From the transcript

Mandate is you don't have to do anything at all. 80% Of people just didn't care enough to vote. I've often said Ketchikan will get the healthcare that it fights for. That's true. But tonight, with respect to the lease, Ketchikan will get the healthcare that it's voted for, or in our case, not voted for.

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