Wielechowski-Capitol-Brief

Hey East Anchorage, The legislative session came to an end one day early on Tuesday, May 20. In fact, the two bipartisan coalitions in charge of the House and Senate adjourned “on time and under budget.” Here are a few updates on what happened this year and what we can continue to work on during […]

Hey East Anchorage, The legislature is going full speed as we head toward the 90-day mark. I expect the final month of session to be even busier. Below is an update on education funding, the legislature’s budget process, and bills I introduced this session.

Hey East Anchorage, Below is a quick update on my legislation moving in the Capitol this session, as well as a heads up on upcoming meetings in the district, and details about the Anchorage Delegation Townhall on Saturday, April 5.

Hey East Anchorage, This is a quick update on the latest from Juneau. I will be home this weekend for two events in Anchorage to meet with neighbors and hear your thoughts and ideas:

Hey East Anchorage, The Alaska Legislature convened last week in Juneau. I am honored once again to serve as Senate Rules Chair, which oversees the daily business of the Senate and determines the Senate Floor Calendar. I am working with Representative Donna Mears and Representative Ted Eischeid about scheduling a joint townhall in late February

Hey East Anchorage, This is a quick update before the holidays on Anchorage School District school closures, the Governor’s proposed FY2026 budget, Senate Majority organization, and more.

Hey East Anchorage, Early voting has begun! Below is a quick update on how, where and when you can vote now through November 5. I have also been busy in the district, read more about my latest meetings.

I hope you and your family are enjoying the fall season. This is a quick update on the PFD, election reminder, bills I passed this year, UA internship opportunity, and community councils in the district.

The 2nd regular session of the 33rd Alaska State Legislature came to a close last Wednesday night. Below is a rundown of what was accomplished.

During a joint session last Monday, I voted to override the Governor’s veto on the education bill, SB 140. Although 65% of the legislature voted to override the Governor with a vote of 39 to 20, we were still one vote short of the 40 votes required.