The lower chamber of the Alaska State Legislature — 40 representatives serving two-year terms from single-member districts. Originates appropriations and revenue bills.

Alyse Galvin
“in other words, if it's $18 Japan market and then at $1 shipping plus $3 to $5 for LNG facilities, then are we talking 22 to $24?”Alaska Legislature: House Finance, 6/1/26, 1:30pm · Jun 1, 2026
Former DNR Commissioner John Boyle has filed to challenge Rep. Ky Holland in House District 9, Alaska's highest-turnout House district covering south Anchorage hillside and Turnagain Arm communities.
Alaska Legislature: House Finance, 6/1/26, 1:30pm · Jun 1, 2026

John Sims
“This contract expires in 2033 and we have to find a replacement for 162 million a day. And there's no one in the cooking that can provide that today.”Alaska Legislature: House Finance, 6/1/26, 1:30pm · Jun 1, 2026

John Sims
“When you look at our arrears or the folks that haven't been able to pay their bills, compared to prior years, we have a $7 million balance compared to what used to be a $1 million balance. So they're already struggling, and that's without the price of gas going up.”Alaska Legislature: House Finance, 6/1/26, 1:30pm · Jun 1, 2026

John Sims
“Because of the cold temperatures that we had over this past winter, we were not able to get gas from any other location that we needed for our customers. Hilcorp provided that gas. They provided half a BCF and the price was $16.”Alaska Legislature: House Finance, 6/1/26, 1:30pm · Jun 1, 2026

John Sims
“The cost for that LNG terminal infrastructure is between 3 to 5 dollars per mcf depending on participating volumes during that time. So right off the get go you have nearly $20 gas, potentially even more for that LNG solution.”Alaska Legislature: House Finance, 6/1/26, 1:30pm · Jun 1, 2026

Saima Chase’s filing for House District 40 sets up a 2026 rematch with Rep. Robyn Niayuq Burke Frier in a district where geography may matter as much as party.

Rep. Jubilee Underwood and former Rep. David Eastman are set for a rematch in House District 27, reprising their 2024 race that Underwood won by 196 votes.

Republican incumbent Will Stapp faces a same-party challenge from Seth Church in House District 32, covering East Fairbanks, Fort Wainwright and Badger.

The Alaska House voted 39-1 to approve an omnibus crime package bundling 11 public safety bills, including raising the age of consent to 18, criminalizing AI-generated child sexual abuse material, and creating new penalties for mail theft.

The Alaska House of Representatives voted Thursday to allow recesses longer than three days during the special session on natural gas taxation, immediately adjourning until June 4.

The Alaska House of Representatives voted Wednesday to eliminate four tax deductions and discounts for timely filing of motor fuel, tobacco, and tire taxes, including a cigarette stamp discount that has persisted since 2003.

The Alaska House of Representatives voted Wednesday to raise the maximum weekly unemployment benefit from $370 to $470 and expand telehealth pay parity, passing two bills with overwhelming support on the final day of the regular session.

The Alaska House unanimously approved Senate amendments to a bill establishing a nine-member Alaska-Ireland Trade Commission to support economic and cultural ties between Alaska and Ireland.

The Alaska House approved an education bill combining teacher loan repayment for hard-to-fill positions, school energy-cost relief, and a cap on local contribution growth.

The Alaska House of Representatives voted Wednesday to adopt five interstate professional licensure compacts covering physicians, physician assistants, EMS personnel, psychologists, and social workers, positioning the state for federal Rural Health Transformation Program grants.

The Alaska House of Representatives voted Wednesday to create a new licensure category for residential facilities serving people with behavioral health conditions who currently fall through gaps in the state's care system.

The Alaska House of Representatives voted Wednesday to eliminate interest payments on property tax overpayments caused by taxpayer error, closing what legislators described as a secure investment scheme, while also expanding tax exemptions for volunteer first responders.

The Alaska House of Representatives voted Thursday to suspend legislative rules, allowing natural gas taxation bills to carry over into the special session despite objections that lawmakers should focus solely on the governor's newly introduced bill.

The Alaska House voted to accept Senate amendments to a bill allowing involuntarily dissolved Native corporations to reinstate as the same legal entity.

HB 217 would make Alaska the only U.S. state to ban commercial autonomous vehicles, sparking intense opposition from industry and a detailed 11-page critique from Alaska DOT&PF citing legal and technical concerns with the bill's framework.
The Alaska House unanimously passed Senate Bill 252, updating the state's Uniform Commercial Code to address digital assets and electronic transactions.
The Alaska House concurred Wednesday in Senate changes to a health care and telehealth bill, sending the measure toward the governor.

The Alaska House passed Senate Bill 79 allowing employers to offer pay cards for wages after removing a provision on credit card interchange fees.

The Alaska House unanimously passed Senate Bill 163, repealing three inactive state accounts identified through the Legislature's biannual inactive-funds review process.

The Alaska House passed legislation Wednesday to limit software vendor lock-in provisions in government contracts.
The Alaska House voted Wednesday to accept Senate changes to a corporate income tax bill updating how certain businesses apportion taxable income to Alaska.

The Alaska House passed legislation eliminating tax-remittance deductions for motor fuel, tobacco, and tire fees in a 25-14 vote.