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Ben Carpenter

Former Representative · Alaska House of Representatives

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DGA-backed group spends $601,000 in one day on Alaska's governor's race

“Roughly 6 out of every 7 independent expenditure dollars come from outside of Alaska.”

Cover image for article: DGA-backed group spends $601,000 in one day on Alaska's governor's race

Outside groups report $67.4 million in Alaska Senate race, most of it against a candidate

Outside groups spent $67.4 million on Alaska's US Senate race, $25.8 million in just two weeks. Both Peltola and Sullivan face more attack ads than support ahead of Nov. 3.

Cover image for article: Outside groups report $67.4 million in Alaska Senate race, most of it against a candidate

An outside group has spent $3.77 million on Alaska's Senate race

“those independent expenditure groups would remain free to raise unlimited amounts of money”

Cover image for article: An outside group has spent $3.77 million on Alaska's Senate race

A new Wasilla group spent $43,000 on six House candidates with D.C. money

“Roughly 6 out of every 7 independent expenditure dollars come from outside of Alaska.”

Cover image for article: A new Wasilla group spent $43,000 on six House candidates with D.C. money

A pro-Republican group discloses small ad debts for two House candidates, listing the creditor at its treasurer's address

A pro-Republican group's pre-primary filing disclosed $728 in ad debts for two House candidates, listing the creditor at its treasurer's own address.

Cover image for article: A pro-Republican group discloses small ad debts for two House candidates, listing the creditor at its treasurer's address

Alaskans vote Tuesday on restoring campaign contribution limits

“does not take big money out of Alaskan elections. It changes the path big money takes.”

Cover image for article: Alaskans vote Tuesday on restoring campaign contribution limits

A new group formed to back Tom Begich for governor, days before the primary

“those independent expenditure groups would remain free to raise unlimited amounts of money”

Cover image for article: A new group formed to back Tom Begich for governor, days before the primary