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Jamie Lopez
99:21 - 99:37
“if you're homeless, what is your mailing address? Just Postal Service, but what's your full residence? It sort of just looks a little bit like it's not always an equal playing field for some people.”
- Speaker
- Jamie Lopez
- Timestamp
- 99:21 – 99:37
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Anchorage
- Captured at
- October 8, 2026
From the transcript
Let's see, looking at 2026-129. Declaration candidacy, one of the things I just looked at this and sort of an epiphany is item number 2, the full residence and mailing address of the candidate. I mean, if you're homeless, what is your mailing address? Just Postal Service, but what's your full residence? It sort of just looks a little bit like it's not always an equal playing field for some people.
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